I have recently spoken to Bubba regarding the note below.

I received a comment on another thread yesterday

Steve, We showed your DVD of the Daren trip at the recent Croydon Caving Club Xmas dinner, It went down well, and the dinner.
cheers
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If you have not seen the recent review of the film by Chris Howes, (Decent 205-p5) and would like a copy of the 33min DVD.

Please send a cheque for ?5 - to the address below

S Sharp
16 Woodview Close
Shirehampton
Bristol
BS11 0BE

Wishing you all a Happy Christmas

Steve

P.s A donation will be made to UK Caving

Watched my copy last night .. it is excellent and well worth every penny.

Thanks for my copy Steve

Just watched this and really enjoyed it - well worth a fiver folks, I recommend you get a copy...

Is there a blurb? What is the film about - recent digs? historical?

Imo said:

Is there a blurb? What is the film about - recent digs? historical?

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There is a review in the current Descent.

Basically it's a film of Daren Cilau, focusing largely on the Hard Rock camps and digs that take place from it. The film begins following a caver through the entrance crawl and then follows them, with a slight diversion to the White Company and the Antlers, down to Hard Rock. Fairly typical Hard Rock scenes are shown (cocktails etc, plus some less typical scenes such as dancing, singing and birthday cakes). The film then goes to a dig off Eastern Flyover before following a group of cavers to a dig near the Gloom Room, plus a few shots of The Restaurant and the Blue Greenies on the way. The film ends with the KP dig around Frig and Frag Street, which has recently "gone".

thanks. sound cool. I'll get a copy ordered.

I would like to thank Steve Sharp for the great DVD, well worth the money.
It's really great and it shows  how great caving is (or cave-digging in this case).
I really enjoyed seeing it (twice in the last week) and am sure I am going to see it plenty more...
Caving is GREATTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!

I would just like to add that digging is great as well.

Glad you all enjoyed it.

The film was a team effort, but a big thanks to Andy Snook WCC, Andy helped me from start to finish 

Here is a shorter 7min clip of the film - The full film is 33min

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=40zTUq7BSM0