Wezzit?

[andys]

Try this one of Eli Simpson's pictures....

 

[Fulk]

The short cave just outside Grassington whose name I've forgotten?

 

[Fulk]

I mean Cove Scar Cave.

 

[langcliffe]

I mean Cove Scar Cave.

Technically, just Cove Hole, I believe. It looks like the back of Kath Gilbert on the right.

 

[andys]

It is indeed Cove Hole so over to you Fulk 'cos you were close enough. And it is indeed Kath Gilbert, but its a 'wezzit' rather than a 'whosit' so Langliffe is going have to miss out!

 

[Fulk]

OK, where have we just been?

 

[tobyk]

Wizards Chasm?

 

[Fulk]

It is indeed Wizard's Chasm.

 

[tobyk]

Where’s this entrance? (Haven’t actually been down it)

 

[langcliffe]

Entrance to Short Drop Cave?

 

[tobyk]

Not short drop.

 

[Lankyman]

Jockey Hole?

 

[tobyk]

Not Jockey. A clue: a unique cave with archaeological significance.

 

[Lankyman]

Dog Hole?

 

[Pitlamp]

Looks Like Elbolton Cave / Navvy Noodle Hole to me?

 

[tobyk]

It mystifies me how these caves formed at the summit of Elbolton Hill, will go down them sometime.
You got it Pitlamp, all yours.

 

[Pitlamp]

Yes, I agree Toby; there are many questions to be answered about those reef knoll caves.

OK, try this one. What's the name of this very substantial resurgence, which has some similarities with Turn Dub? It's a bit off the beaten track but I'll start with a clue; it's in the Dales. If cavers aren't aware of it they should be, which I think justifies using it here in this fun topic. (I hope I've not used this one before!)

 

[Lankyman]

Is it the one just east of Dent called 'Keld' (I think)? Chucks out the water from Yellow Gill and Howgill.

 

[Pitlamp]

That's an extremely good suggestion; this one's very similar!
But it's none of the risings in Dentdale collectively known as the Keld.

 

[Lankyman]

Slightly wild guess but is it up near Great Asby (which is technically in the Dales now)? Not sure how it would resemble Turn Dub but it is off the beaten track.