Pitlamp
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Anyone who has been for a trip down this interesting pothole may remember the slog up the steep hill to reach the entrance. It's located right at the very summit of Elbolton Hill.
Which begs the question as to why? There's not even a trace of a valley or ancient sink hole. I think the very top of the entrance shaft may have been modified by miners of old but they might merely have widened a narrow (natural) vertical fissure.
Just wondered if anyone had any thoughts on this.
(A hypogenic origin, maybe?)
Which begs the question as to why? There's not even a trace of a valley or ancient sink hole. I think the very top of the entrance shaft may have been modified by miners of old but they might merely have widened a narrow (natural) vertical fissure.
Just wondered if anyone had any thoughts on this.
(A hypogenic origin, maybe?)