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Wind Cave Room - Christmas Tree Park
 
Frostwork
Photo by Art Palmer
Frostwork "Christmas Tree" in Christmas Tree Park (approximately 8 inches high)
 

On December 7, 1964, Dave Schnute, and Herb and Jan Conn first ventured in this area of Wind Cave.  Named for its abundance of aragonite frostwork which resembles "Christmas trees". Dave got the idea from a Yellowstone National Park place name. Resurveyed by Nelson Kuniansky, Steve Nordstrom, John Scharres on August 18, 1971.

John Boys Christmas Loft
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Did You Know?
Wind Cave is one of the longest caves in the world and has an amazing amount of a rare cave formation called boxwork.
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Last Updated: September 29, 2006 at 12:22 EST