Hey kids!
Hope you liked my last page! We had lots of entries for the cave bear competition. Well done to all those who spotted all the bears - you must have big eyes!

Phew! After all this excitement, I think I need a cup of tea and a nice relaxing anagram. Come on kids! Let's see if we can't work it out together.

But remember kids, the Caves aren't just about fun, they're an important cultural monument to a long-forgotten age.

Q: What colour is a cave?
~ Billy Bellis, Crowborough

A: Well Billy, caves can be many different colours. Most are grey, but in foreign faraway lands they can be any colour from brown, green and even white!
~ Nancy

Q: When will the Crowborough Caves be re-opened to the public?
~ Sara Bellis, Sussex

A: Gosh Sara, I wish it was that simple! You see, grown ups often have silly arguments and, I'm afraid, the Caves cannot be opened until all these grown-ups have sorted out their differences. Hopefully this won't be too long and we can all play safely in the Caves. Just like they used to in the olden days!
~ Nancy

Q: What is a cave?
~ Johnny Heath, Wadhurst

A: Johnny, imagine a big rock. A very, very big rock. Now imagine a hole - an entrance, if you will. The hole in the rock is an entrance to the innards of this rock. That is a cave.
~ Nancy

We respectfully ask all visitors to help us in our campaign to re-open the caves to the public

- please join the Friends of the Caves of Crowborough.