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According to AI, it's a well known spot on mendip (1946 picture post article): https://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/news-photo/pot-holers-squeeze-through-the-rudder-at-the-greenhorns-news-photo/3404225

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-66593156

In the Highlands buzzards are known as tourist eagles! Arachnid was spotted by a school child whilst queuing to get out, and she asked what it was.

I have seen one in goatchurch, but I don't know if it was blind: https://www.discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/dragon-pseudoscorpions-south-korea

A public footpath only confers the right to be a metre or so either side of its centre line. Concessionary depends how much the owner wants to police it.

Jim Eyre and Dave cobley at funeral (parts 1&2 were climbers and orienteer): https://caving-library.org.uk/collections/sid-perou-film-46.php

Speleological Expedition To Dunderlanddalen (Nordland) 1965 pub: : Ermysted Grammar School held by: BCL Bit about Pete here (was book about Ken Pearce ever finished?): https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/culture_bunker/pete_livesey-302109

Would it be in?: Cave Research Group of Gt. Britain (CRG) : Transactions Vol 8 (1) (1966) held by: BCL PageAuthorContentTag 1-64 St. Pierre D. et al.The Caves of Graataadalen, Northern Norway : Report of the S.W.E.T.C.C. Expeditions, 1963-65 Or: Speleological Expedition To Northern Norway 1967...

It was in Broadway, which isn't far from County entrance to Easegill (Lancaster) system

Ignore my comments, it's appeared again!

Apparently Ben Vorlich, Narnain and the Cobbler as well (doesn't provide any further information than that they are "riddled with caves and passages"). When I first posted it you could see the text, but now hidden behind a link to take you to Instagram itself, which isn't worth the effort...

I think Thing's description probably relates to that area, which is why they didn't find anything when they went to spot he thought it was. The howff (shelter under or against a boulder) is described as being on the Brack...

It's not too reliable on names, much better if you use coordinates or select location on map. However, it's actually within 10km, not 2 (as per other registries), & Ben donich does come up with: "Fissures (possibly mythical). Landslip fissures near to of Ben Donich riddled with large fissures...

If you have a contact at one of the clubs they might lend you one.

Put the summit grid ref into (will bring up anything noted within 2km): https://registry.gsg.org.uk/sr/registrysearch.php