Jamaican Caving Notes

This stream cave is further off the main road from Bottom Pasture Cave, in a wooded area. In front of the entrance is a meandering creekbed, which was dry at the time. The creekbed seemed to be about a foot or two below grade, and it appeared that water overflows it's banks from time to time. The entrance was a tall triangle of about 3m height and 2m wide. It went straight in about 15m and then abruptly changed to a broad chamber less than a meter high. Stefan and Martel went in and explored. Stefan found a fossil that he described as being from the cretaceous age. It appeared to be a piece of a plant stem or perhaps a marine tube-sponge.

In the woods behind the cave we found what appeared to be a small shaft, which seemed to lie about where the low chamber was and may well lead into the chamber of the cave.