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• Photo 1 entrance(s) looking SE on 6 August 24, near a 3.6 m ACD high tide. The low entrance on the right (W) is this cave.
• Photo 2 shows this cave and its inner beach on 24/8/24.
• Photo 3 an oblique view of the entrance, looking roughly ESE, with the entrance to Naming Cove in the background and out of sight to the right (SSW). The far (E) side of the entrance is significantly undercut. Taken 7/9/24.
• Photo 4 looking into the tunnel from its entrance on 7/9/24. Note the transition from larger cobbles to smaller pebbles further in. 7/9/24.
• Photo 5 looking along to the end from ca 40% inside, with light from a floodlight. There is a green plastic drum stuck at the back. 7/9/24.
• Photo 6 looking along tunnel towards entrance from about half way in. 7/9/24.
• Photo 7 as previous photo, looking up at ceiling. Clearly smoothed by wave+pebbles. 7/9/24.
• Photo 8 looking out towards E wall - a rather battered cave spider cobweb. 7/9/24.

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