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English: Resurgence of the river Llynfell What's now known as the Dan-yr-Ogof cave complex was discovered by local men Tommy and Jeff Morgan, who in 1912 decided to explore the cave entrance, using coracles to cross some of the subterranean lakes they encountered. A short mined section and at the start of the show cave and well placed lighting allows the public to see some of the sights and formations they could only dimly see with their basic lights. |
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