Wonderstruck: Treasuring Tasmania's Caves and Karst by Nic Haygarth | PaperbackCaves are places of wonder and mystery. By 1840 a Gothic regime of candles and bark torches heightened the thrill of the Sublime within Wet Cave on Mole Creek, in northern Tasmania. More than a dozen Tasmanian tourist caves, from Gunns Plains to Ida Bay, have glistened in guiding light. Farmers turned to home baked hospitality when the Industrial Revolution mobilised urban excursionists, opening private show caves by the glow of acetylene gas. After

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and have recorded the personal experiences and recollections of a large number of mountain people

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