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Hey guys, I plan to visit Hercs pillar soon in a couple of weeks and ive just got a small enquiry .


Is it ground dry inside? or should I prepare for a couple of inches of water?


Thanks
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It definitely won't be ground dry. In saying that, I doubt it'll be over shoe level.
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The pillars themselves can be in quite a lot of water though. (Waist deep)
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Last time I heard the pillar section is pretty deep because one of the drains are clogged.
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Kto wrote:Last time I heard the pillar section is pretty deep because one of the drains are clogged.
Did someone say scuba gear expedition? :shock:
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phytrix wrote:
Kto wrote:Last time I heard the pillar section is pretty deep because one of the drains are clogged.
Did someone say scuba gear expedition? :shock:
Haha it's not quite that deep!
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phytrix wrote:
Kto wrote:Last time I heard the pillar section is pretty deep because one of the drains are clogged.
Did someone say scuba gear expedition? :shock:
Haha it's not quite that deep!
I wish :( I heard the brickworks over here in Canberra has an underground area that's scuba-able, not entirely sure why this would be, but if that's the case, then that's pretty cool :p But yeah, not entirely sure on the merits of said claim.
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You could always bring a boat to Hercules' Pillars!
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Me and my mates went to the drains in the middle of summer, defiantly a good idea, its so cool inside considering it was a 40º day.
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Recently saw some photos of the outfall. Definitely a swim if you're going that way. Around 6' deep from memory.
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Scarecrow wrote:Recently saw some photos of the outfall. Definitely a swim if you're going that way. Around 6' deep from memory.
That's almost deep enough to... scuba dive in... <.<
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