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This detailed description ought to be on some other website which this can point to; no one can print this out and use it as a definitive guide, and it's not fun for armchair caving. Is there such a page on-line?

Just knowing there are tight squeezes, bad air, and you need to do the good bits barefoot is enough to tell what it's about; then a link to the details.

Have you got a survey, photos, timeline of breakthroughs (citing Descent), and so forth? Goatchurch 18:27, 28 September 2007 (UTC) reply