As relevant as ever!

Hmm, almost as if it's a good way to photograph the chamber!

That was quick!

For this one I'm only accepting answers including the area of the cave this is in, not just the name of this specific chamber!

Middle Scar at ribblehead?

After several trips, here are some observations on the height of the mere. 7/6- Mere full, overflowing into the cave 12/6- Mere ~5m below overflow 13/6- Mere ~6m below overflow, dropped another metre or so during 4 hour trip 19/6- Mere ~4m below overflow (rain since last trip) 23/6- Mere...

Not raining at the Farm, perfect for the open house!

The water up at the farm has been quite high surprisingly! I think it's the persistency that's put it up, but nothing tooooo dramatic

I agree, the sediment has gotten higher! The bit at the bottom, where it is now higher, was actually the only horrible bit, very floppy and Welly trapping

Canyon pot or Little Meregill was what I was going for!

Ah but where is the waterfall coming from!

Black shiver and knacker trapper are both good guesses, but both wrong! The waterfall in question is about twenty metres from daylight, and was first seen by man in 1905!

Not Quaking, that's gotten colder again!

Not Sunset. The entrance this waterfall is coming down isn't the main entrance or even the side entrance of this classic cave.

The first guess was the closest so far!