I will be back to mid Wales to check if my two digging projects are worth proceeding with or give up on them.Also Cwmystwyth to see if any mice have been playing while the cat was away.Meet DAB at Dinas, after all he is now a director of the ownership company.Then I really want to try to get to western Cwffty via Parc with a modern camera, and also do my Nenthead 'Fish Trip'.
Interesting so many of the replies about your top 3, include "secret squirrel" responses. What a devious lot you all are.
No, just mindful of the sensitivities around some of the places we've been looking at and all too aware of the likely consequences of them being discussed openly on the internet....
Lots and lots of surveying to do in one site, but sadly can't say where, but Derbyshire. Lots of digging to do in Longcliffe in Castleton, in two directions now, but both need several people in a very small space, so it's difficult at present - well, impossible. Definitely up for a return trip to Son of Longcliffe too, hopefully earlier than summer! I don't know if you ever saw this one, but me and Domee went in there in August 2018 to find the muddy wet crawls as dry as I've ever seen them. We found teeny footprints in the mud! There's also a nice shot of the coffin-level. For those unaware, this was backfilled to the roof, and we excavated about 50-70cm of airspace through the whole length of 14m to the nastiest T-junction I've ever seen. Suffice to say that way on hasn't been pushed yet...
Quote from: pwhole on February 13, 2021, 02:24:20 pmLots and lots of surveying to do in one site, but sadly can't say where, but Derbyshire. Lots of digging to do in Longcliffe in Castleton, in two directions now, but both need several people in a very small space, so it's difficult at present - well, impossible. Definitely up for a return trip to Son of Longcliffe too, hopefully earlier than summer! I don't know if you ever saw this one, but me and Domee went in there in August 2018 to find the muddy wet crawls as dry as I've ever seen them. We found teeny footprints in the mud! There's also a nice shot of the coffin-level. For those unaware, this was backfilled to the roof, and we excavated about 50-70cm of airspace through the whole length of 14m to the nastiest T-junction I've ever seen. Suffice to say that way on hasn't been pushed yet...Now Phil those footprints are very interesting as we found some exactly the same prints and walking pattern in Dale Mine at Ecton ???
Hi Phil', were the teeny footprints clogged? Have found some very small "cloged" footprints in a mine near Snake a long time back.
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