Babyhagrid
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Pics or it didn't happen !Explored a 30ft long not natural looking cave, and we found lingerie calcified to the limestone![]()
Pics or it didn't happen !Explored a 30ft long not natural looking cave, and we found lingerie calcified to the limestone![]()
Did you knicker it? I expect it was braly attached. Of corset could have another explanation.Explored a 30ft long not natural looking cave, and we found lingerie calcified to the limestone![]()
Yes indeed - very prominent at that spot. Although much of the vein dissolution around that point is natural, this rift was clearly mined out, and I was quite hopeful it went somewhere. Maskhill had 19 meers (of 29 yards here) allocated to it in the mine title, which would take the workings almost down to the track to Giants Hole if they were all worked - and yet the only explored section is all just within the one meer the pitches sit within.Excellent pictures!
Are those horizontal slickensides (fault slip scratches) on the left wall, showing that this rift is formed alongs a strike slip fault (sideways movement)?
Does this mean Redhouse is still going?Yesterday, survived the hardest caving trip I've done for 10 years.
Yes...Does this mean Redhouse is still going?
And you are 22 years younger than me!Yesterday, survived the hardest caving trip I've done for 10 years.
Indeed! And I've not been 6 times in 6 weeks either!And you are 22 years younger than me!
Minor correction. It was the AGM for the whole CDG, hosted this year by the Welsh Section (it rotates around the regions each year).I had the pleasure of presenting the up-to-date exploration details of Redhouse Lane as after-dinner speaker at CDG Welsh Section AGM on Saturday evening.