Reminds of expeditions past on who drew the short straw bringing out the camp plastic bag effluent. True dedication to team work 👏

Just let me know the issues or years and I'll get them for you. A perk of being librarian 😉

They are indeed, I was just trying to narrow the search.

If you can give me a rough date I'll see if I can find any write-up. Sadly, none of the team are currently active, with GSS anyway.

Excellent report, Matt. Your experiences are much like our Forest projects. We have so many on-going with major potential, but many that are weather dependent. We still haven't got back to one promising lead after a breakthrough in October. Since Storm Babet, the rain hasn't stopped. Fingers...

Excellent Pete.

Yes, I believe so.

How many caps were used? Looks like 6? All black? Must have been some sized rock!

Keith's work is excellent. At GCRG we have loaded the database with rescuers names and skill sets. It allows us to readily deploy medics, first aiders, riggers and kit bags, medical kit, etc. It keeps a time of people spent on duty, and allows allocation of people resting (perhaps after long...

I take your point, but I've certainly seen this before and I did check up before posting.

Indeed Pay Sank. Dog bark = yap and the Spooner reverses the letters. Over to you...

And not Fell.

Nothing missing, but cave definitely in the Dales.

Hopefully, not too taxing. Plummeted after Spooner's dog bark (3,4)

Sell Gill Holes?

If the picture was reversed, I'd guess at one of the Bones Caves in Assynt

An excellently put-together report. Truly professional. Well done.

Brilliant stuff. True tenacity and just rewards.

Hear, hear. I've really enjoyed reading your book Harry. Thanks for putting your memoirs to paper for all to enjoy. Tim, no excuse now 😉.

I think the French is plural (les) and soldier is (ant). That works. Well done on the hard bits.