Welsh Wezzit

[amw]

No

 

[RobinGriffiths]

Not enough mud.

 

[cavemanmike]

Not enough mud.

True story
Especially beyond the sumps

 

[Babyhagrid]

Is it in Craig y Fyynonn? That would explain the mud

 

[amw]

No Further west. Another clue below taken long ago (me on the left).

 

[Babyhagrid]

A particularly muddy inlet of ogof Carno?

 

[amw]

Further west

 

[Babyhagrid]

Is it a gower cave?

 

[amw]

No, another clue it has a unique lake nearby (that should be enough)

 

[mudman]

Ah,

No, another clue it has a unique lake nearby (that should be enough)

Ah, I think I know where in that case. I'll leave it for a bit though as I don't have much in the way of photos at the moment.

 

[RobinGriffiths]

Ogof Pant y Llyn given the lake.

 

[amw]

Yes, over to you.

 

[RobinGriffiths]

Yay to me!

Not a cave this one.

 

[ChrisJC]

I have absolutely no idea, so I am going with Moelwyn Zinc Mine.

Chris.

 

[RobinGriffiths]

This is quite obscure, but is a large 600' long adit with a couple of crosscuts to a vein below a blocked shaft. The entrance is improbably situated, and although thousands of people pass near it every year, I doubt any have seen it.

 

[ChrisJC]

Improbably situated near the Festiniog Railway or an ascent of Snowdon?

Chris.

 

[RobinGriffiths]

No but it is next to a very popular walking route.

 

[RobinGriffiths]

The yellow lichen is probably Xanthoria aureola which here is found in its usual environment which may narrow the location.

 

[Long Drop]

Looks coastal? No idea where!

 

[RobinGriffiths]

It is coastal. In fact maybe 5m above the sea. It's in an area with one unrelated mega-mine, although once you start digging on maps, you'll find trials, shafts and adits all over the area.