Australian Geographic

Deep caves

SCHOOL CAMPS ARE great fun, aren’t they? They’re a chance for students to step away from the classroom, appreciate the outdoors and be physically challenged. However, you may think differently if you suffer from claustrophobia and were compelled to endure three days crawling through a labyrinth of dark chambers.

I’ll never forgot my Year 7 camp to Bungonia Caves (now

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