Wezzit?

[langcliffe]

How do you do it?

I find that being old experienced helps a bit.

 

[rm128]

I find that being old experienced helps a bit.

I think that’s exactly my problem. I can’t remember the difference between 2 caves more than a month or so after I’ve done them.

 

[Fulk]

'Ere we go again:

 

[Pitlamp]

Darnbrook?

 

[Fulk]

Darnbrook Pot it is, Pitlamp (couldn't you sleep?).

 

[Pitlamp]

Was up early today for caving endeavour . . . .

I'll let someone else jump in as I've posted a few photos here over recent months.

 

[Ian P]

 

[Fulk]

Buttertubs (interesting rigging?).

 

[Ian P]

Buttertubs (interesting rigging?).

Yes (and yes!!)

 

[Fulk]

I like your second picture, Ian (and I rather doubt I'd have got it from that angle).

 

[Fulk]

I don't think that this will be too difficult:

 

[Ian P]

Yordas main chamber?

 

[Fulk]

It is indeed Yordas Main Chamber, but it's looking in at the entrance to the cave; I guess the water must have been 2–3 m deep at the bottom end of the chamber on that occasion.

 

[Ian P]

A well cropped photo

 

[Ian P]

I like your second picture, Ian (and I rather doubt I'd have got it from that angle).

A really good spot for some nice different pictures on a clear day. You could spend a nice few hours there with your camera. (Hint Hint !!)

 

[rm128]

Stream Passage entrance?

 

[thehungrytroglobite]

A really good spot for some nice different pictures on a clear day. You could spend a nice few hours there with your camera. (Hint Hint !!)

is there anything interesting at the bottom?

 

[ChrisJC]

Butter.

 

[rm128]

I’ve changed my mind. I’m now thinking Shuttleworth with the ladder carefully cropped.

 

[Ian P]

is there anything interesting at the bottom?

Not really, but it is an “interesting” location with some incredible “fluting” and stunning views upwards. Also rigging is interesting.