CPC have pretty good showers. Plenty of hot water. Good pressure. Decent sized cubicle and good area to change etc in. Solid shelf to put stuff on. Light stays on. (and if you are really muddy / undesirable there is one in the rope wash room)

Likewise, if there are copies could I have one please?

I was heading for the anchor, but also having a look round. Didn't see anything obvious and certainly nothing easily threadable.

While we are about it, the second deviation on the penultimate pitch is very difficult to reach. Indeed, it possibly creates risk. If the water is high enough that you'd want to use it, failure to reach it would result in a swing into the water (and rock...). I need to go back and have another...

The High Level Traverse in Heron Pot has some interesting steps.

It is very uncommon for Inquests to have juries...presumably these cases would not normally have had a jury?

It is slightly weird.... An inquest is (generally) open to the public and can be reported on by the press (subject to some constraints, mostly around 'decency'. But the final report is quite restricted in availability(for 75 years) (interested parties only). I'm not quite sure how interested...

Well, tis gone.... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bradford-west-yorkshire-68500792 https://www.cypnow.co.uk/news/article/bradford-outdoor-centre-to-close-as-part-of-budget-cuts (some more figures...)

I'm guessing Long Hensler's would be the best approach for sections of ladder....I can't see amphibian being useful and the other routes would be too tortuous unless it was made in very short sections.

No Craven (CPC) on the list

Sorry, but no luck.

I don't think so... will share....anything of note about them?

And plant some replacements....now. Both for amenity and to stabilise the slope.

Yes still open (not tried the original entrance). CPC team were down there quite recently and bumped into the farmer. No access issues. Wet! You could tie it in with some other caves nearby. NB Parking is now an option at LOW Birkwith.

There are various bits of heavy engineering still in the buildings.