Well as you mention it, it could be argued that the artificial cave used at Hidden Earth for people to crawl through is an "overground/above ground" cave.

Very sorry to read the sad news. My condolences to his family and the CPC

Shaken not stirred, just like a martini.

Not quite dead yet.

So, which is the largest and which is the smallest and what are the numbers?

Would DIMs affect the figures? Do they specify which club(s) they belong to?

Couldn't this have been corrected at the same time?

Wonderful.

It records that it happens and that the planet survives

Need to add fried tomato, beans and fried bread

Or try contacting the librarian of the Craven Pothole Club

Are you trying to say that an animal (not a chicken) suddenly laid an egg with a chicken in it? Or was it a Kinder surprise?

On the Somerset levels approx 20ml by road, SW of Priddy

Surely a simple look-up facility on the operator's screens could accommodate the few and far between requests that come through for "Cave Rescues" etc, and provide the necessary next step/follow-up procedure details.

Brilliant, but how many other caving clubs get mentioned on the BBC?

I think he is just fishing for ideas on how to use them.

Always encouraged to scramble around rocks and explore sea caves whilst on family holidays whilst a young child. Always visited show caves. Visited the caves at Ribblehead whilst on a school trip to the dales. 1st club I joined when starting university in London was the caving club.

Marry Xmas and a Happy New Year to all cavers from the BPC.

Nothing wrong with experience.

A fine piece of cave.