A haven for potholers no doubt. I used to have man of them a drinking partners aftert heri expiditions in an around Yorkshire. Not good for me as I suffer from clostrophobia.
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Horseshoe Cave is just around the corner from Attermire Cave. Even so I missed it on my first visit!
ReplyDeleteThe floor of the passage quickly ascends until it reaches a 3m drop. Passages lead off on two levels.
The lower passage is tight, muddy and wet. The upper passage leads through a crawl into a low chamber.
There's a strong draft from a partially blocked passage in the chamber. Is it possible to force a way through?
A haven for potholers no doubt. I used to have man of them a drinking partners aftert heri expiditions in an around Yorkshire. Not good for me as I suffer from clostrophobia.
ReplyDeleteStunning! A beautifilled opportunity ...
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I'd love to go through a cave, but once it becomes so small I'm done.
ReplyDeleteJust the kind of place I'm always fantasizing about finding just around the next corner. I like small spaces.
ReplyDeleteFound your site via Entrecard.
ReplyDeleteI love the shot from inside the cave to the outside. It makes me feel like I'm on a journey.
You make me want to go there soooo bad. England is the one country I swear to visit once in my life. *sighs*
ReplyDeleteThis has been spotlighted at my blog! Thanks for a great post!
There is a vocal connection with Attermire Cave, but the connection is rabbit-sized.
ReplyDeleteHi walked past this cave last Sunday there was snow on top of Attamire Scar, had two pints of Black sheep in The Royal Oak in Settle.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant day out