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To add, we have a few copies available here -> https://www.inglesport.com/product/...s-of-cave-exploration-in-the-yorkshire-dales/ 

I think I got the last copy in Inglesport a few weeks ago. I'm slowly working through the chapters (spinning it out!) to keep it going. It's been excellent to catch up with what's been done (a lot!) since I ceased active caving nearly twenty years ago. The only 'shortcoming' I can see so far is no coverage of the Black Keld system explorations. Is there any intention to include that in the future or is that another book altogether?Thank you for the encouraging comments above folks; it seems you're enjoying it (phew!).
If anyone does spot any glaring errors could you send me a PM? We can always list any errata on the WP website, for completeness. There were a few minor isues with the first edition but we sorted these for the 2nd edition.
Thanks, I can get there too but unable to log in to my customer account, just getting the above error message.
I just experimented with this link and it seems to work for me:Just tried to order a copy from Wild Places but the log in page comes back as "page isn't working, http error 500". Anyone else have a similar problem or is it me?
As a kid, one of the books I used to get out regularly from the local library was David Heap's 'Potholing Beneath the Northern Pennines'. The chapter that described all those big Northern Dales drainage routes like Crackpot Cave really fired my imagination as much as the classic stuff round the Three Peaks. It made me get out and explore lots of those places off the beaten track. I recall one walk where Colin Jackson and I walked round the top of Mallerstang (both sides) wearing wetsuits looking for stuff. There ought to be a decent cave passing under Wild Boar from the Angerholme Pots to Needlehouse Gill. If it was in Mendip I reckon they'd have tunneled into it years ago!I've really enjoyed both editions. Not all caving and climbing books are well-written, but this one is so I don't find myself wincing when things that should have been edited out survive to torment the reader. However, I sympathise with Lankyman: there are several caves (and areas) that are worthy of record in a second book. I'd include Black Keld, Fairy Holes and the North York Moors but I'd also be interested in the maze caves in the Northern Dales and (probably speculative) accounts of those areas which haven't produced much yet - eg Wildboarfell. Basically, anything that isn't included in Adventures Underground or Memoirs of a Moldywarp.... Definitely needs another book...