I did too. Just assumed it was Derbyshire. My reply was about the Derbyshire team, for clarity.

Caves are more grey and brown spaces, once you get of daylight.

DCRO is an unincorporated charity, not a CIO. The local body for the Peak District Mountain and cave rescue teams, PDMRO did change to a CIO structure a few years ago. DCRO doesn't own it's base, but leases it. A different approach is used for the lease as an unincorporated body can't enter in...

We do use fridge, car, bus and house size too. Though if a house size boulder has landed on the person in Merlin's, the outcome would not have been so happy.

Works for duckduckgo and probably other search engines too, if you don't like feeding the Google monster.

There is now a topo for Cussey Pot in Eyam. Only the route to Inglorious Bastards so far. The one to Rocky Horror will have to wait till we get a chance to do the trip. In the mean time, there is the DCA topo. Thanks to the EPC for letting us use their survey as a basis.

An uptick. Sorry.

All sorted now. Many thanks Snot for getting the item returned.

Probably from the article on the Unherd web site. Both Unherd and GBeebies have a major investor in millionaire hedge fund manager Paul Marshall, so a close connection.

At least with human cave rescues, the rescuee isn't actively trying to evade the rescuers.

PM sent, on behalf of a friend who doesn't do UKCaving.

Or get lots of your mates to jump up and down while you run the data gathering.

Having a go at fire-setting?

I've seen medical stuff, allergies, medication, asked for on caving expeditions abroad. We do have next of kin contact details on our club annual renewal form.

Amazing time lapse photo of streamway downcutting.