Wezzit?

[Pitlamp]

No worries mate.

How about another caving picture from you?

 

[Fulk]

Thanks, John; how about this (it's a picture I made from an old slide, so the quality's not too good):

 

[Pitlamp]

I think I know but I'll let other folk have a stab.

It's a fine shaft! We're spoiled in the Dales, really.

 

[skippy]

Start of Terminal Lake.

I was waiting for you or Langcliffe to answer👍

 

[skippy]

I know it as it's the same caver that features at the top of the pitch in one of your books..but I'll let it run for a while

 

[andys]

OK, found something after all. Where's this......

 

[Pitlamp]

Cat Hole, Clapham. Survey by Leakey and Pearce; a formidable post war caving team!

(Glad I'm not in there today, with Storm Debi coming through . . . . )

 

[andys]

Well you weren't likely to be wrong on that one, so looks like its now doubly back to you...

 

[Pitlamp]

Sorry - I almost felt guilty pouncing straight in on that one but I was involved in a project there recently and consulted that very survey as part of prior research.

OK, here's a picture of a substantial resurgence. What's it called and where is it? (It's not too difficult; plenty of forum members will have looked at it.)

 

[JasonC]

Did we have an answer to Fulk's shaft (if I can put it like that)?

 

[langcliffe]

Sorry - I almost felt guilty pouncing straight in on that one but I was involved in a project there recently and consulted that very survey as part of prior research.

OK, here's a picture of a substantial resurgence. What's it called and where is it? (It's not too difficult; plenty of forum members will have looked at it.)

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St. Helen's Well, but I think we are on Fulk's at the moment.

 

[Pitlamp]

Correct Langcliffe - it's the main rising for Pate Hole at Great Asby.

Now you can concentrate fully on Fulk's most recent photo.

 

[Fjell]

There is some muttering round here that it is Juniper.

I appear to have driven past that rising many times without realising what it was.

 

[langcliffe]

Correct Langcliffe - it's the main rising for Pate Hole at Great Asby

It was my bread knife that was found in the Pate Hole sump. I had lent my diving knife to someone, and borrowed that from the kitchen. Mary was not too pleased when I got back home.😟

 

[Pitlamp]

It was my bread knife that was found in the Pate Hole sump. I had lent my diving knife to someone, and borrowed that from the kitchen. Mary was not too pleased when I got back home.😟

Love it! That's probably what I'd have done too!

 

[Babyhagrid]

It was my bread knife that was found in the Pate Hole sump. I had lent my diving knife to someone, and borrowed that from the kitchen. Mary was not too pleased when I got back home.😟

Is this in the CDG manual?

 

[rm128]

Thanks, John; how about this (it's a picture I made from an old slide, so the quality's not too good):

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That sticky out bit of rock looks very familiar... but I have absolutely no idea where from.

 

[langcliffe]

That sticky out bit of rock looks very familiar... but I have absolutely no idea where from.

I'm having the same problem, but I have the excuse of old age!

 

[Fulk]

There is some muttering round here that it is Juniper.

Spot on, Fjell, it's the big pitch in Juniper Gulf.

 

[Fjell]

I cropped this entrance. Plenty of clues.