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Short cave description:
Sedimentation:
mud
sand
gravel
blocks
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stream
lake
pool
drain
fountain
sump
Draught:
No
Yes
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Discovered, explored+ surveyed CUCC 2011-2013 (provisionally numbered 2011/01)
Alex Crow, Martin Green, et al (CUCC)
See attached survey
~160m rope
Documented on CUCC expedition archive web site, http://cucc.survex.com/expo/
WARNING During storms the main pitch is dangerous, with water and falling cobbles.
Three free climbable entrance shafts quickly combine to a small chamber. A classic keyhole passage continues downward out of the chamber to the main pitch. The main pitch reaches a a ledge and bridge across the shaft 25m down. Soon afterward the shaft opens out into a bolder floored chamber, which is 30m long, 15m wide and about 20m tall. A few horizontal leads quickly become impassable, and there may be a high up passage at the far end of the chamber.
drips
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