Wezzit?

[langcliffe]

Black Shiver?

 

[Pitlamp]

‘Fraid not. I thought you’d get this particular one quickly Langcliffe!

 

[Pitlamp]

Come on Langcliffe; think about that magnificent survey which your old club produced, from memory about 43 years ago!

 

[langcliffe]

Come on Langcliffe; think about that magnificent survey which your old club produced, from memory about 43 years ago!

It must be Flood, but I don't recognise it as such, so I'm not offering that.

 

[Pitlamp]

Well, whether you're offering that or not, you're right!

So go on then, give us another picture to scratch our heads over.

 

[Pitlamp]

By the way, for anyone who didn't understand my comment: "that magnificent survey which your old club produced, from memory about 43 years ago" - I was referring to the the LUSS Bar Pot and Flood Entrance Pot survey from (I think) 1980, which is a speleocartographical masterpiece and even comes with an explanatory booklet.

 

[Fjell]

Where is the mysterious third entrance? It’s not OBJ Hole?

 

[Pitlamp]

Yes; Flood Entrance Pot, Wades Entrance and OBJ Hole are the three which are connected.

 

[langcliffe]

Three for Flood; three for Bar; and three for Disappointment.

Would someone else post a piccy, please.

 

[Pitlamp]

I suppose it could always be argued that Flood Entrance Pot has twenty odd other entrances . . .

 

[Steve Clark]

Three for Flood; three for Bar; and three for Disappointment.

Would someone else post a piccy, please.

I'm running out of anything decent, so how about a from memory sketch of a pot?

(I was experimenting with an Alfred Wainwright style cave topo. rough, obviously. Interesting how what you remember compares to a survey and other people's recollection).

 

[langcliffe]

County?

 

[Fjell]

You missed out the second ladder for the little people.

 

[langcliffe]

By the way, for anyone who didn't understand my comment: "that magnificent survey which your old club produced, from memory about 43 years ago" - I was referring to the the LUSS Bar Pot and Flood Entrance Pot survey from (I think) 1980, which is a speleocartographical masterpiece and even comes with an explanatory booklet.

For anyone interested:

A Deep-Zoom version of the full-size Bar Pot survey is available on my website here.

The original booklet that accompanied the survey is available on the BCRA Online Archive here.

An updated version of the description based on the original booklet is available on my website here.

 

[Steve Clark]

County?

Aye.

 

[langcliffe]

I liked the drawing - it worked well.

This one shouldn't be too difficult:

 

[Trogger]

Diggers opening up Cupcake...

 

[langcliffe]

Diggers opening up Cupcake...

That didn't take long! Over to you.

 

[Trogger]

Try this - popular area but rarely visited cave I suspect.

 

[Benfool]

Thorns Dub?