Probably not the place to ask, but it's sort of related.
Would anyone be up for a trip through Croesor on the 18th of May?
I'm comfortable with SRT, just don't know the mine or how to navigate through 👍🏻
Got mine in the post yesterday (after the recommendation during the Derbyshire comittee meeting). Not yet had a proper read, but a quick scan through tells me it'll be a good read!
Every time i see this on the CNCC website, I wonder if it is meant to be "this cave IS NOT on access land"?
I know it's a silly grammar thing, but it irks me.
I've seen similar things like this have been setup in Wales, and the lake district already have a via Ferrara setup at Honister.
I'm curious to know what people's thoughts are about stuff like this?
Is it good for the mines? I.e. keeps them open and 'safe' for visitors. Or does it cause more...
Awesome. Really appreciate the snippet. It does sound about right. Although disappointing to hear it doesn't seem much if a dive. Maybe one for when I'm reeeeaallly bored 😂
So I think I've found it. Ticknall lime pits (South Derbyshire). Can't see any exact photos to match, but looks very similar.
CDG seem to have something related to it, but I'm not a member to view the article.
https://cavedivinggroup.org.uk/tag/ticknall-lime-pits/
This would also tie up with...
A bit random, but I've seen this photo online, tagged as "Peak District" but nothing else to describe or locate.
Wondering if anyone here has an inkling where this could be?
P.s. it may not even be in the peaks.
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Awesome. I've had a few people reach out which is much appreciated. Unsure when I'll next be up in Cumbria, but most likely Feb-Mar time so may come knocking then. Thank you folks!