- silence

- Five meter-high and four meter-wide,

- the entrance to the cave looks like a hallway.

- All the members of the team are reassured;

- it is easy to access it, we enter without any problem,

- guided by daylight for a few meters.

- After Enfid and Ouled Ayyesh,

- the great chasm which is on the same extension of where we are,

- the Kehf Labyad also called the white cave on the same mountain as Enfid where we were,

- the large-scale destruction is already visible from the entrance of this cave, the marks of the large-scale destruction

- operated on the stalagmites, on the stalactites, on entirely broken pillars,

- a real cemetery of concretion,

- and all this is the result of a legal vacuum,

- there is no law for the protection of geological heritage, in Morocco.

- music

- Hammering with stones and chisels,

- vandals broke and wrecked within a few hours

- what time had shaped over thousands of years.

- music

- These white marks still act as witnesses,

- like imprinted evidences of nonsense,

- the hitting of the stalactites and the stalagmites.

- The sight is dreadful.

- Destroyed gravel, pillars, arches…

- The decoration of the cave is now alike an awful teething

- that no one may fix.

- music

- I get closer.

- In spite of these destructions, the entrance to the cave has preserved some charm

- thanks to the fact that it was solidly built into a concretion.

- music

- All the colors are there, all the shades are there.

- Every concretion is represented.

- The passing into the cave is...

- Right there.

- It is a narrow path between the pillars of stalagmites,

- let’s get in.

- noise

- The cave has been built into such a concretion that we are compelled to walk

- through the pillars and the stalagmites and the stalactites.

- noise

- Pure calcite.

- Look as it is white.

- Where?

- Look here, it is white.