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andyfr

New member

• Jan 21, 2020

• #1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZLZetn0UmE


This is a caving entry to the BMC 'Women in Adventure' Festival and Competition. It is one of 30 films and there is a most viewed prize as one part of the event. So please view it (we hope you enjoy) and share it.

 

Pegasus

Administrator

Staff member

• Jan 21, 2020

• #2

Watched, enjoyed and shared 

Particularly liked the phrase 'Perfect geology' 

 

Badlad

Administrator

Staff member

• Jan 22, 2020

• #3

Really liked that - a fabulous depiction of our sport.  Good luck with the comp.

 

chunky

Well-known member

• Jan 22, 2020

• #4

Watched and shared, good luck with your entry [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]

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rhychydwr1

Active member

• Jan 22, 2020

• #5

Best caving film to date.

 

The Old Ruminator

Well-known member

• Jan 22, 2020

• #6

Took two nice young ladies caving last Sunday. I think that ladies cope better in some underground situations than men. Certainly, they make better models as they have more patience.

P1190017 by Nicholas Chipchase, on Flickr

As ever the Freem's have made a wonderful film. I certainly learned a lot working with them at Fairy Cave Quarry.

 

ogofmole

Member

• Jan 22, 2020

• #7

Excellent Film.

 

PeteHall

Moderator

• Jan 22, 2020

• #8

Just watched this with my wife. If she hadn't seen the state of all my kit after a trip, she might have been convinced that caving was a good idea!

 

JasonC

Well-known member

• Jan 24, 2020

• #9

rhychydwr1 said:

Best caving film to date.

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Agreed - everything about it is excellent: lighting, music, stunning shots of formations and emphasis on fun and co-operation

 

Simon Beck

Member

• Jan 26, 2020

• #10

An incredibly realistic portrayal of caving! Thoroughly enjoyed!

 

GarDouth

Administrator

• Jan 28, 2020

• #11

Just worth noting that if they are working on the views on YouTube then if you watch it from within the UK Caving site, I'm pretty sure it doesn't count it as a view. You need to go to YouTube and watch it there. This is to prevent fake view counts.

 

Caver Keith

Well-known member

• Jan 29, 2020

• #12

GarDouth said:

Just worth noting that if they are working on the views on YouTube then if you watch it from within the UK Caving site, I'm pretty sure it doesn't count it as a view. You need to go to YouTube and watch it there. This is to prevent fake view counts.

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Looking at my own YouTube Analytics over the last 28 days, external links (defined as traffic from websites and apps that embed your videos or link to your videos on YouTube) do count as views. External links account for 0.7% of my views (3997) and within this ukcaving.com accounts for 0.4% of the views (16).

 

GarDouth

Administrator

• Jan 30, 2020

• #13

Caver Keith said:

Looking at my own YouTube Analytics over the last 28 days, external links (defined as traffic from websites and apps that embed your videos or link to your videos on YouTube) do count as views. External links account for 0.7% of my views (3997) and within this ukcaving.com accounts for 0.4% of the views (16).

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Thanks Keith, that's interesting. I just looked into how YT calculate things again and I see it's changed quite a bit. It seems some types of videos in some places don't count and others do in usual Google complexity. I wasn't sure if watching via the forum actually adds to the publicly visible view count or not (it didn't seem to with my brief experiment) so if that's all the judges looked at then it could be a problem.

 

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Jenny P

Well-known member

• Feb 2, 2020

• #14

This is just such a brilliant film!

I've watched it several times - does that count as extra views?  Do hope it gets the prize.

 

mrodoc

Well-known member

• Feb 3, 2020

• #15

Nice film.