yes please - for the description so the top 4 are resin? the rest are 10mm or 12mm bolts? Never trust any floor in a mine!

Does anyone know whether there are hangers in place here? If not, are the bolts 10mm or 12mm?

Is this something more than high water levels?

All sorted and safe now, rocks dropped, broken up and shifted. Complete rebolting of both pitches last year, all bolts look good. Report with pics being prepped for pwhole.

PCC are going to attempt to fix this before next weekend. We've the full rebolting, we did there, to check too so need to go anyway.

What is TMI, the name of the cave?

Do you have a link to where DCC have posted this please?

We were in Rowter last Saturday and knotted out the, well through to the core, rub point on the up rope (to a large chamber) past Hypothermia Crawl, marked 'F'. This rope really needs replacing.

Can anyone recommend a good inflatable dinghy to buy, suitable as back-up for the often stuck boat in Croesor?

There's some large solution cavities in the roof, clearly phreatic, near the base of Gentlewomans Shaft.

This wasn't the site of the Peak CC dig which reopened this trip in 2022, that was further downstream. I'd imagine the squeeze area will be passable with a bit of the usual scraping once the weather settles down. The club has a plan to do some safety work in there so we may take a look when we...

If u as I do , especially when rigging, use my safety link as a third cowstail, attaching it at the bottom of the D is both unsafe (if open instant failure) no links are designed to be stressed across the link/opening) and uncomfortable and potentially tangling and it can cause the D...

This is a continental set-up (though tape footloop, difficult to adjust, liable to wear, will be shut when wet and liable to getting stuck in chest jammer)- in the UK we like the safety link set up (other pic above), in the UK we use an extra safety link to attach the handjammer. I always say...

Peak CC have been through a couple of times this year. The first of the two squeezes tends to get clogged up with rocks falling downhill and the second by gravel so both are worth having a good dig at before attempting them. There is no evidence that I have see of them backing up and sumping...