The Giant Sinkhole

We heard the rushing of the sinkhole that divides Northern Stranglethorn from the Cape of Stranglethorn before we saw it.

The great sinkhole was at our feet!

I didn’t hear a splash, but I did here someone commenting on someone else falling off the side of this. Oops!

They didn’t fall, but instead flew! And so were unharmed. You can just barely see them as a blue-on-blue dot in this image. It sure helps gives you some perspective on just how massive this thing is!

After marveling at the sinkhole, we continued along a precarious cliff-side path and down into the Cape of Stranglethorn.