Loki
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No vested interest but I’ve just come across one of these things this weekend. What a cool idea. http://www.cavebus.co.uk
My kids enjoyed it anyway!
My kids enjoyed it anyway!
Mobile artificial caves
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Cantclimbtom
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I've some vague memory of one of my kids coming back from a cubs? event a long while ago, describing this. They enjoyed it
Caver Keith
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Cantclimbtom
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Wow, don't get into that cave bus!
You'll bang your head on a big triangular spike, like that poor person pictured
You'll bang your head on a big triangular spike, like that poor person pictured
Katie
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Although not quite as mobile the BCA do also have an artificial cave that was kindly donated to us about 10 years ago.
It lives in a box trailer and needs assembling on site but doesn't take long to set up.
It is available for any event to use free of charge (we just ask for a deposit which we return once the cave is back safe and sound)
It has been to all sorts, loads of scout/ guide events, agricultural shows, adventure film festivals, freshers fairs, club annual dinners and even children's birthday parties and a wedding!
It lives in Tideswell, Derbyshire.
See more info here:
british-caving.org.uk
It lives in a box trailer and needs assembling on site but doesn't take long to set up.
It is available for any event to use free of charge (we just ask for a deposit which we return once the cave is back safe and sound)
It has been to all sorts, loads of scout/ guide events, agricultural shows, adventure film festivals, freshers fairs, club annual dinners and even children's birthday parties and a wedding!
It lives in Tideswell, Derbyshire.
See more info here:
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The BCA's New to Caving website is aimed at those wanting to start out with caving for the very first time. The site points keen cavers towards clubs and organisations that can help make sure that…
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