Climbing psychologist Dr Rebecca Williams talks with veteran cave diver Geoff Yeadon and 8,000m peak climber Tamara Lunger about their attitude to risk, their motivation and how we can learn to manage the dangers faced in adventure sport. Followed later the same evening - feature film 'Diving into Darkness' An awe-inspiring odyssey about cave diving icon Jill Heinerth and her journey of exploration, resilience and self discovery into the planet's deepest depths.
squeezy said:Tony - maybe you should take a trip down all the caves you have listed in your new 'book' and photograph them and also map them.... Might be a nice little project for you
Grimmers said:The Cornish search and Rescue mine rescue team would only be to pleased to help you, never taken an electric scooter in or out of a mine, Ooops cave before.
Cartwright26 said:Cornwall have a search and rescue team who understandably are extremmely proficient in SRT and do have an underground capability, there is a contingency i believe that should there be a large scale underground incident they can call on Devon CRO. We did some training with a couple of them last year ruth and alan they were really nice and had a fantastic knowledge of underground rescue techniques. So long and short you should be fairly safe
gus horsley said:It's SW 800 624
gus horsley said:Does that mean a get a free copy then?