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Gandy Creek from inside the Sinks

Caver Denny Nelson aims his camera out of the mouth of the Sinks of Gandy near Osceola, West Virginia, in Randolph County, in the Allegheny Highlands Region.

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Picnic at Sinks of Gandy, Osceola, WV, Caving Organizations, Randolph County, Allegheny Highlands Region

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