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Good trip report, entertaining.

Eh?, Eh? – You do say that a lot Sharman ;). You got to come up with a different word for variety I think. Try a “what”, or even “pardon”?

You should have pushed that duck, that’s the new stuff some 800m of walking passage and big decorated chambers, its well worth a visit, even if there is 20m of low canal passage after the duck.

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But as long as one keeps their head down, there shouldn’t be any problems.

Except for Hypothermia of course, or more water coming down the pitch, due to rain storms (If it did what it did this morning, we would have known about it I am sure!)

However if that big pitch was re-rigged down the dry shaft it would make an excellent wet weather choice (with exception to the flat out crawls).

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I also disagree about the bit about me not descending the pitch, I did, just not all of it and actually ended up changing over in the waterfall. I would say if I knew it was not going to get any wetter i.e. the forcast was not for heavy rain I would have descended to the bottom. That and if I had a pantin for a quick ascent.

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Oh yes it’s Kelly, was a rush job will edit it and make your post obsolete.

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I think the rope date was from 1990s. I have never been to Dismal junction unfortunately (well I don’t think I have) so I would rather find it first from County before pulling through the pitches in-case I get lost! Unless you fancy a trip down there to lead me the way?

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Count me out of that one! However, happy to do Swinsto/Simpsons exchange though. I too think it was more fun then the standard pull through, as it becomes a proper trip.

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Check my facebook. I think it was 6th one along. Unfortunately it was taken from about 10ft away.

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The one from the cheeky monkey website.

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As for your Nora light I found that boosting her to a higher setting stopped her flickering. I fixed her by unscrewing the front and then putting rice in sealed her up and left her for a few days before removing the rice. Ensure you seal her up with some sealant.

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