Bingham Bulletin | 1929-11-21 | Page 7 | Cave Lake Bottomless? |

Type	issue
Date	1929-11-21
Paper	Bingham Bulletin
Language	eng
City	Bingham Canyon
County	Salt Lake
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Article Title	Cave Lake Bottomless?
Type	article
Date	1929-11-21
Paper	Bingham Bulletin
Language	eng
City	Bingham Canyon
County	Salt Lake
Page	7
OCR Text	Show I the river. Stiilactltes hung In profu-I profu-I sion from the solid limestone roof. Cave Lake Bottomless? Another attempt has been made to find the depth of the subterranean lake In the heart of Inglehnroiigh mountain, one of the highest peaks of the Pennine, In England, but again failure was the result. The body of water. wa-ter. 20 feet wide and I0 feet long, lies 000 feet below the summit of the mountain moun-tain and a mile from the entrance to the cave. Approach to It Is through a canyon. In the bottom which runs
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