The Yawl Drive camp group sets out on a hike along the Santa Fe River, just at the point where the river disappears into a giant sink hole. The river flows under ground for about 3 1/2 miles before coming to the surface again. There was a giant alligator swimming towards a young deer which rested on the bank of this sinkhole. No attack was viewed by the merry hikers.Tuesday, May 18, 2010
A Group Hike
The Yawl Drive camp group sets out on a hike along the Santa Fe River, just at the point where the river disappears into a giant sink hole. The river flows under ground for about 3 1/2 miles before coming to the surface again. There was a giant alligator swimming towards a young deer which rested on the bank of this sinkhole. No attack was viewed by the merry hikers.
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