But then we came to the "Eye of the Needle"...

And it's very tight, very rough and very steeply inclined, with huge roots extending up from the floor and deep washouts beside them. Hard to go up - and needed the "on your bottom" method to sqeeze down..
We were very proud of ourselves at the end of the adventure... :)

[Diana]

That certainly looks very treacherous to me, brave of you to tackle it! Lovely shot and textures.

[Suzanne]

Wow! Great adventure. I shall look forward to the next instalment

[Susan Wakely]

Now that does look a great adventure.

[Casablanca]

You did really well there, what an adventure!

[FBailey]

Good for you! (I would not even contemplate doing this)

[Babs]

What a great adventure, looks like a bit of a squeeze

[Peter Dulis]

nice one

[Wylie]

Well done, but did you have to go back the same way?

[Dione Giorgio]

Well done. Very spectacular place but very dangerous looking.

[Walks @ 7]

Explore by the seat of one's pants, WAY TO GO!!!!

[Margaret Brown]

A tight squeeze but a great adventure

[Carole Sandford]

What a great adventure!

[Rob Z]

@pusspup Hi Wylie - we were short on time. We could have done the whole circuit but it would have taken about an hour and a half. Apparently it is worth the rest of the walk if you have the time, and you wouldn't have to do the downhill shuffle. :)

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[JackieR]

Wowed as a rock geek I'm really interested in the tour you're doing and this looks really fascinating and hard work

[Rob Z]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Hi again Jackie - if you like rocks you would have LOVED this place! It was fascinating - unlike anything we've seen before.
When we come across more interesting geological stuff I'll be sure to tag you. Cheers Rob

[Rick]

Wow, looks like some close quarters, going down there. Great shot.

[haskar]

What a great adventure.