Been there, done that!!

According to the Observer TV programme listings for this week, on Friday / Channel 5 Sue Perkins, on a 'personal mission to experience hidden Thailand' goes up north 'for some terrifying caving' (sic) which, she says, has grown in popularity since 2018's Tham Luang cave rescue.

I once did something similar in GG Main Chamber, with a similar result – scared the shit out of us!

Morning Ian, that sounds scary, and I'm glad you weren't injured. Out of curiosity, can I ask you a question? Some time ago I set up a picture of someone climbing the waterfall in GB Cave, with me at the bottom with a camera and my daughter with a flash-gun, while somebody else was supposed to...

3 little cavers in a big cave:

Anything to do with Herring (as in Red Herring Series)?

I assume that what is needed is something to test draughts; although, oddly, someone who creates drafts (preliminary drawings or texts) is a draughtsman/woman (which logically should mean someone who creates air-currents) in UK English.

Stag-in-Box-in-Wood Cave? (Why does everyone say some variant of 'This will be easy'?)

Is there such a place as 'Gnome Pot'

What would you advocate for carrying 'stuff' through a cave, JAshley73?

The eighties? I'm talking before that!!!

. . . when we had crap, heavy lights, crap clothing, crap equipment . . . ;)

Oh – did you find anything up there?

Just an aside, but Trogger's picture of Short Drop Cave reminded me of this one:

Thanks for your reply, Pete.

I agree it's a good article; but maybe it would have been even better if there had been at least one photograph of some of the beautiful formations down there?

Fernhill Cave?

Pegleg Pot?

Did Alan have a brother called Cnut?

Langstroth Cave?