Descent (128)
February 1996
The Underground Pencil of Linda Heslop
As speleo art climbs into prominence, Descent is proud to dispaly the work of Linda Heslop.
Seven Days in Faustloch
The logistics of camping for seven days underground to dive a sump at the depth of 970m might be considered problem enough for an expedition. Then, add one 'foreigner' who doesn't speak the lingo, and the need to photograph the whole deal.
Sunday at Sunset
In 1967, the rescue of Eric Luckhurst underway and filmed by Sid Perou, the unthinkable happens and Eric dies. In this closing article of his four-part series, Sid must deal with the BBC and a highly charged, ethical situation.
Shangri-La
Five foot eight with long, waist-length, silky black hair. Dark brown eyes that sparkled at you in the Chinese way, and a captivating smile. Shangri-La.
The Blight of the Heron
In the latest of his irregular observations, Alan Jeffreys heads downward on a typical cold, wet, Heron trip.
Cover: Chris Stine picks his way up a slope in YO Acres, Lechuguilla Cave, USA. Photo: Peter and Ann Bosted
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