http://www.rrcpc.org.uk/easegill/text/montw.htm and scroll down to Wilf Taylor's Passage
Bad air / pollution / bad bolts / etc
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langcliffe
Well-known member
NOZ said:
We can limit it to the first two as there ain't one on the third.
s_allshorn
Active member
The boulder choke in Large Pot between end of the Necropolis as you emerge into the Eldon Extension (Rift Pot side) had a large boulder removed from it yesterday as it was about fall into the hole. Take great care in this area.
undergroundHP
Member
wobbly/loose bolt, Bull pot Kingsdale , pitch 4 , final Y hang for big pitch.
Has any one else come across this?
who should i inform at the CNCC?
be carefull out there boys and girls
Has any one else come across this?
who should i inform at the CNCC?
be carefull out there boys and girls
langcliffe
Well-known member
http://cncc.org.uk/technical-group/report-anchor.phpundergroundHP said:
undergroundHP
Member
Bull pot of the witches on the 6/12/13
Fixed ropes going down to the sumps (hidden pot i think)
The rope if very frayed and damaged. I don't think it would support your weight.
We thought we should remove it but then decided not to as it was not our rope. I guess some one from the RRPC??
stay safe out there!
Fixed ropes going down to the sumps (hidden pot i think)
The rope if very frayed and damaged. I don't think it would support your weight.
We thought we should remove it but then decided not to as it was not our rope. I guess some one from the RRPC??
stay safe out there!
Alex
Well-known member
If anyone goes down Growling be aware of loose rock on the big pitch, even at the very top where it looks stable, it is not. A large flake of the wall came off at the Y-hang 6m down. Thankfully I was rigging at the time so all did was explode very loudly below. All I did was lean on the wall to thread my stop, well that wall is no longer there! I guess the best bet is to go up and down the whole thing one at a time but that will be a long wait at the bottom.
Its not the only incident there, on a previous trip down there a large chunck fell off from above, so I advise caution on that bugger.
Its not the only incident there, on a previous trip down there a large chunck fell off from above, so I advise caution on that bugger.
undergroundHP said:
Thanks for the heads-up.
There's an Ease Gill clean up weekend approaching (http://cncc.org.uk/event_popup.php?id=3 everyone welcome
), so hopefully someone will get chance to remove or replace it.old ing dive lines in poor condition. see new topic here
http://ukcaving.com/board/index.php?topic=22295.0
http://ukcaving.com/board/index.php?topic=22295.0
caving_fox
Active member
Aygill Caverns.
At the base of the 1st pitch (where you descend the slot towards the 2nd) there's a bunch of loose rock/cobbles mud upstream that's become unstable in recent floods. Take care! On returning don't follow the stream too high otherwise you'll disturb it further, although it is now physically possible to exit with the water.
At the base of the 1st pitch (where you descend the slot towards the 2nd) there's a bunch of loose rock/cobbles mud upstream that's become unstable in recent floods. Take care! On returning don't follow the stream too high otherwise you'll disturb it further, although it is now physically possible to exit with the water.
Sell Gill Hole
Dry Route, second pitch, left hand traverse, last bolt completely missing. The hole is visable with some "break out" evident. This was a useful bolt as it helps set the best position for the Y hang. (In my humble opinion obviously !!)
I have filled in the CNCC web form.
Ian
Dry Route, second pitch, left hand traverse, last bolt completely missing. The hole is visable with some "break out" evident. This was a useful bolt as it helps set the best position for the Y hang. (In my humble opinion obviously !!)
I have filled in the CNCC web form.
Ian
alastairgott
Well-known member
Traverse in Mud Hall, Gaping Gill.
On a trip this Saturday (11th Nov), we met another efficient group coming through the crawls back toward South East pot. They informed us that there had been a mud-fall in Mud Hall wiping out part of the Traverse line from Mud henslers etc-the main Chamber.
A contingent from another group we met coming back down into main Chamber from this section refuted the opinion about the collapse.
Our group made our way to Mud hall to have a look at it's muddy glory. On arrival two of the group went to investigate further, they concurred that the Traverse line indeed had been wiped out.
(edit: now reported on CNCC)
(edit 13.01 13/11/17: Main topic now at https://ukcaving.com/board/index.php?topic=22735.0;topicseen )
On a trip this Saturday (11th Nov), we met another efficient group coming through the crawls back toward South East pot. They informed us that there had been a mud-fall in Mud Hall wiping out part of the Traverse line from Mud henslers etc-the main Chamber.
A contingent from another group we met coming back down into main Chamber from this section refuted the opinion about the collapse.
Our group made our way to Mud hall to have a look at it's muddy glory. On arrival two of the group went to investigate further, they concurred that the Traverse line indeed had been wiped out.
(edit: now reported on CNCC)
(edit 13.01 13/11/17: Main topic now at https://ukcaving.com/board/index.php?topic=22735.0;topicseen )
Beardy
Member
The very long in-situ bit of rope on the deviation leaving the ledge half way down Dihedral Route (Jib Tunnel GG) is now showing quite a bit of core
We used it yesterday but it could do with replacing at some point in the near future - we didn't have a spare bit of tat yesterday (its about 8-10ft long)
Regards
Beardy
We used it yesterday but it could do with replacing at some point in the near future - we didn't have a spare bit of tat yesterday (its about 8-10ft long)
Regards
Beardy
