10. BORENORE CAVES The pronunciation appears to be (or close to) " Boreenaw ". Here are some quotes about this location: From " Speleo Handbook 1968 ". Situated 11 miles west of Orange . Massive beds of Silurian limestone outcropping for about 2 miles along the Boree Creek. First reported by Mitchell (1841). Caves: Big Caves ; series of arches. Little Caves (Tunnel Cave); 300 yards of cave, extensive silting has occurred. Verandah Cave ; now largely silted up. McDonald's Cave : pothole 80 feet deep in sink; foul air. Other caves exist in the area." From "Limestone Deposits of NSW 1919" by Carne and Jones. Mineral Deposits of NSW 25 (NSW Geological Survey). Pages 148-149. "Situated on Boree Creek, 11 1/4 miles by road from Orange and 3 miles west of Borenore Railway Station, 209 miles from Sydney." "Mitchell mentions the limestone caves of the "Buree" locality which he and others partially explored." "The