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Descent 310 is out now.
....so prepare to see some of the best writing and photography from the caving world
Including: Into the Echo Chamber, Tim Allen reports on another magnificent Yorkshire Dales find by the Space Miners....and: The Great Geoff Yeadon, undoubtedly one of the greats of the caving world. Following his death at the age of 75, Geoff Crossley, Martin Grass and Mick Nunwick pay tribute to him.
Cave erosion
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andrewmcleod
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Alternative possibilities:
a) we are better at publicising instabilities
b) we are more worried about instabilities
(no idea what the actual reason is!)
a) we are better at publicising instabilities
b) we are more worried about instabilities
(no idea what the actual reason is!)
axbridgecaver
Member
Better lights?
The Old Ruminator
Well-known member
On going process. Caves naturally reach a point of equilibrium due to natural collapse over thousands of years. Human traffic accelerates the process. Digging and poking about adds to that. That is unless a clumsy sod kicks a rock down and breaks your arm or crushes yer fingies.
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