Descent (56)
January 1984
Northern Stream Passage
For the first time since the discovery of Maytime in 1974, there has been a major discovery in Agen Allwedd: it amounts to 800m of active streamway and has stared hundreds of cavers in the face for 26 years!
Ogof Hesp Alyn
Divers open over a mile of passage to establish Ogof Hesp Alyn as the major cave of North Wales.
Classic Caving: Otter Hole
Another classic caving trip described, complete with survey.
How USA set Record in Atlantida
Exploration in the Atlandtida Tunnel on Lanzarote.
Morocco ’83
A ‘just to make sure’ dive gives Cerburus CC members their main find in Kef Rouadi.
Schooling a Head in the Ways of Cwm Dwr
If you’re going to risk a career as a teacher, what better way than taking your headmaster caving – and Lionel Fanthorpe is the world’s most prolific science fiction author, to boot.
Harrogate
It’s down to the improper depths of Yorkshire for a preview of 1984’s prime new gear.
Cover: Peter Bolt in Llygad Llwchwr. Photo: Chris Howes
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