Storms combining with high spring tides saw waves entering the cave, part of the walkway at the entrance to the cave being washed away and some epic floods due to the volume of water and snow melt coming over the waterfall.
Fraser is your tour guide when you visit Smoo Cave. He has worked at Smoo Cave for over 15 years. Fraser is an enthusiastic caver and a member of the GSG, BCA and SCRO (Scottish Cave Rescue Organisation)
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