Albeřice

Flooded portal of the Chamber in theAlbeřickáCaveon 27 July 1997, when the highest water level was recorded - kliknutím zvětšíte

Ice decorations in the Chamber - enlarge by clicking

Marble Lake in the terminal part of the dry tract of the cave - enlarge by clicking

Ice decorations may form even in Dome I during periods of strong, long-lasting frost - enlarge by clicking

An entry into the cave is often completely prevented by the presence of ice in the entrance tract - enlarge by clicking

Diving exploration in the Marble Cave - enlarge by clicking

A view into the Bischof Quarry with the portal of the Chamber - enlarge by clicking

Narrow passages in the Talus-filled Abysses (Zasucené propasti) - enlarge by clicking

Tiny varicoloured decorations in the New Cave- enlarge by clicking

A cave-in in Dome I - enlarge by clicking

Scanning of Dome II and the mouth of theMarble Abyss - enlarge by clicking

A descent into theMarble Abyss - enlarge by clicking

A descent of the divers to the water level of the Marble Abyss - enlarge by clicking

The depth of the lake on the bottom of the Marble Abyss depends on water-level oscillations and may reach as much as 20 m - enlarge by clicking

One of the domes lying in permanently flooded spaces, temporarily dried by pumping in the year 2019 - enlarge by clicking

A pumped-storage reservoir and the control room in the Chamber during pumping in 2019 - enlarge by clicking

The system of pumps in the Marble Abyss - enlarge by clicking

Soda-straw decorations in the New Cavegrow also over phyllites, which is uncommon for dripstones - enlarge by clicking

A general view of the Chamber near the entrance of the Albeřická Cave - enlarge by clicking

Dome III is basically a big cave-in - enlarge by clicking

A narrow chimney, passable with great difficulty only, is called The Triangle(Trojúhelník) - enlarge by clicking

Hibernating greater mouse-eared bats - enlarge by clicking