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  • in reply to: Barbon pot 02/03/2019 #7440
    Xandar
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    I am also more then happy to do this as an alternative to the Lost Johns trip tomorrow, do you have a crow bar Chris and suitable digging bucket? Unless you are still injured Don and we will save it for another time.

    in reply to: Barbon pot 02/03/2019 #7437
    Xandar
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    P.s. I would happily go back down it with you Don to dig it. We just need to find a suitible bucket (maybe from our old lanc dig) and a small crow bar to leaver out the cobbles.

    in reply to: Barbon pot 02/03/2019 #7436
    Xandar
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    P.s. I would happily go back down it with you Don to dig it. We just need to find a suitible bucket (maybe from our old lanc dig) and a crow bar to leaver out the cobbles.

    in reply to: Barbon pot 02/03/2019 #7435
    Xandar
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    Cobbles is all I could see but there could be dirt underneath them. Plenty of room in the chamber just before the final crawl. (Hence the need for a 20ft rope to pull them all back to that chamber). However you would have to clear a lot of them I could see about 10ft of passage that needs digging out.

    in reply to: Barbon pot 02/03/2019 #7431
    Xandar
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    If we ever did want to dig it, I would say a small bucket, 20 – 30ft rope and crow-bar would be all that is required. Perhaps a trowel as there are other possibilities near by.

    in reply to: Barbon pot 02/03/2019 #7430
    Xandar
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    They would need digging out Don, there is no way one could get through without going head first and collecting the cobbles and bringing them out. Definitely dig-able though, you would prob make progress after a few trips. I made adjustments to the trip report which it seems answers most of your questions except for the sqeeze one.

    in reply to: Snatcher Pot, 12/1/19 #7207
    Xandar
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    I had a look at the survey of the cave and it’s interesting the passage we took to get to the top of the big pitch was not on the survey, it was quite hidden afterall unless you know where to look. I did not even know that route was there, when I last went through I crawled through somewhere lower down, through some tight horrible stuff. The passage was also pristine until we disturbed that mud pool, there were no foot prints in it when I got there, despite the need to stand/crawl in it to get through… new passage? If so there were some side passages going off that need pushing!

    in reply to: Trip on 10th Oct #7203
    Xandar
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    Well that’s a given but it still don’t help me know what trip took place on the 10th of August.

    in reply to: Dale Head Pot, 5/1/19 #7181
    Xandar
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    Thanks for reminding me why I did not want to visit for a 4th time. Such a cold,wet and muddy place.

    in reply to: The Curse of Dowbergill (24 November 2018) #7059
    Xandar
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    You made it through, so why is it cursed? From the title it sounded like the trip failed. Only thing that failed was your light and I am glad to hear you are replacing it!

    in reply to: Langstroth Not – 17 November 2018 #7009
    Xandar
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    Sorry Chris, we don’t see you in the Dales nowadays so forgot about you lol.

    in reply to: Langstroth Not – 17 November 2018 #7004
    Xandar
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    I kind of guessed fitting would be an issue with at least one of you, so that coupled with the long distance from where I was staying and needing an early start (I was up to 3am) was why I did not attend. However as you have been through Don maybe next time the weather is good and I am not in the wrong place me and you should do it alone. But all that gear between 2 would make a hard trip.

    On the plus side Ayghill seems to have fixed my shoulder for the time-being.

    in reply to: Nick Pot via Traverse in the Gods, 27/10/18 #6924
    Xandar
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    Was not that clean, thanks to the traverse of the gods. Interesting tid bit, is that the traverse was dug out and did not always exist.

    in reply to: Little Hull Pot (20 October 2018) #6902
    Xandar
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    I think Daz may have missed an apostrophe.

    in reply to: Little Hull Pot (20 October 2018) #6898
    Xandar
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    Sovereignty, who cares about sovereignty.

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