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It’s been hard work, but a major depression in South Wales is finally yielding results.
Caver-designed and caver-built, how does the Scurion handle the dark?
Mike Thompson’s name was not as prominent as that of some cavers, yet his caving life was inextricably linked with a broad sweep of UK exploration.
There’s mud and there’s mud – at least, there seems to be enough to entirely fill an alternate, Parallel Universe in Notts Pot II, deep beneath Leck Fell.
A new tackle bag has been designed specifically to stand up to the rigours of Daren Cilau.
Once again, British cavers are heading overseas; here’s the details of the year’s expeditions.
It’s part three of our major report on the annual caving conference, Hidden Earth 2007.
Also named for a wildcat, a pair of archaeologists and mythological beings, this is the cave of Moking Hurth revisited.
A number of clubs have reached their half-century; it’s Oxford’s turn to commemorate its first fifty years underground with a trip back to their very first cave.
When members of the Red Rose CPC were asked to help produce a live television broadcast from within Link Pot, they rose to the challenge.
Cover: Jim Lister in The Eyehole in Pickering’s Passage, Peak Cavern. Photo: Richard Tooley
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