A Tight Squeeze Vancouver Island is a caver's haven
by Graham Andrews
AV Times / Friday,August 29,2003

For some people navigating their way through the corridors of their own home between the sofa and the refrigerator is adventure enough.
Others walk along recognized walking paths or hike established trails while still fewer venture out into the thick rainforest to wander about.
Adventure has virtually as many different potential sources as the world has people.

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