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Anybody knows that one waterfall attraction in the Southeast US? The one that advertises bloody everywhere? Waterfall is pumped during the dry seasons, otherwise there'd be nothing to see. Lots of the formations are fake, and the Cactus and Candle formation was either moved from a different spot in the cave, or is from a different cave in New Mexico. Management doesn't want people to know that, but fuck 'em.
Ruby Falls?
Ye!
After looking it up, you can find reports from others stating the same things. When I was there as a kid, I remember that they claimed no one knew where the source of the water came from... I guess they actually know enough to help it out at least, lol
I really enjoyed it and would like to go again, but it's no Mammoth Cave.
Gravity Falls?
Boop!
Niagara falls?
Nawh mate, that's up in New York and Canada.
I'm simple man not from US. I hear waterfalls, I think Niagara ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
As a simple Canadian man having been to Niagra Falls several times, I defy humanity to engineer a way to pump that much water.
Probably just be easier to pay off literally everyone who goes there to lie about it.
I mean, I'm sure humanity pumps that much water, in aggregate. If you look at every pumped system everywhere in the world, it's no doubt many times Niagara.
Now, doing it all in one place, like that? Yeah, for sure, that's tricky.
Victoria falls?
Moria Falls
~Wonder if anyone will pick up on this.~
Nawh mate, Rock City is different from Ruby Falls. They also hate the guts out of Ruby Falls lol
Ah, you mean:
It hasn't got that many signs, though! In fact, I only recall seeing the one at the entrance...
For some reason I’m not surprised to learn this about Ruby Falls. Lived near it awhile and visited.
Eh kinda cruddy to learn, but also was still a cool experience.