Post by L Roebuck on May 17, 2007 7:13:41 GMT -5
Students have cave adventure
BULL SHOALS — School is winding down, and for many Twin Lakes Area students that means field trips.
A field trip was exactly what was on 7-year-old Cortland Neal's mind Wednesday as he and his Cotter second-grade class took the opportunity to learn more about caves with a tour of Bull Shoals Caverns and Mountain Village 1890, a historic recreation of an Ozarks settlement.
Bull Shoals Caverns is 350 million years old and features stalactites, stalagmites, drapes, boxwork, flowstone, cave corals and helictites, according to the attraction's owners. There also are underground streams and a waterfall.
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BULL SHOALS — School is winding down, and for many Twin Lakes Area students that means field trips.
A field trip was exactly what was on 7-year-old Cortland Neal's mind Wednesday as he and his Cotter second-grade class took the opportunity to learn more about caves with a tour of Bull Shoals Caverns and Mountain Village 1890, a historic recreation of an Ozarks settlement.
Bull Shoals Caverns is 350 million years old and features stalactites, stalagmites, drapes, boxwork, flowstone, cave corals and helictites, according to the attraction's owners. There also are underground streams and a waterfall.
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