https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-68326138

Years ago I came across a glow worm in Chee Dale (sorry for the unscientific name), it was among the ballast of the railway. It was the only time I've ever seen one in Britain. What stuck in my mind was just how bright it was, a marvel. Has anyone else come across them in Derbyshire or elsewhere...

Contemplating things from my sick bed, Covid again. I've always been very prone to upper respiratory track illnesses. I got to thinking about the illnesses I had come across when caving. Apart from the normal colds and flu, I got a bout of viral labyrinthitis, probably due to having my head in...

Please

With certain exceptions, reuniting found items with the losers is pointless. When I used to cave years ago, one found a few things and lost a few things. The losses and gains balanced out without the help of an internet forum, the internet didn't exist then anyway. It amuses me to see found...

"Jubilee" Cave, Passage? etc?

I know there are Hydrologists on here please?

I spent some time years ago digging on the moors between Langcliffe and Mossdale. We used to pass by Ghyll House Farm which is now demolished but was still standing in the 1980's. It had a pub sign on it and some artifacts inside from it being used as a film set. Anyone know what the film was...

I have a less than one acre site to survey with tape and/or theodolite. I want draw a plan with heights as contours or spot heights. What cheapo and easy software is recommended?

So we've had some wet weather and there's some floods but who really believes that this rain although exceptional is unprecedented? I remember when I was caving in the 1970's the controversy over grant aided upland drainage, I understand that it's still going on,

Fracking will be allowed 1,200m below National Parks, this will limit the development of the Three Counties System. ;D