Descent (245), August 2015
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Description
A Wallow in Mud
A visit to Trenchtown might require crawling in muddy squalor, but its discovery should still be reported.
The Undescended Pit
Can it be? A huge, open, undescended surface shaft located in the British Isles was waiting for cavers to realise it was there!
Nenthead’s Heritage
NAMHO’s annual conferences are renowned for their underground excursions, and for 2015 Nenthead’s environs let nobody down.
If in Doubt – Bring it Out
To enhance the caving community’s efforts to conserve our caves, a new initiative has been launched.
Keep Canada Clean
As White Nose Syndrome continues to expand within North American bat populations, Western Canadian cavers would like to keep their area safe.
What Goes On in the Shadows
Bulmer Cavern in New Zealand is a significant system – and with dye-tests concluded, cavers have found that its hydrology is even more complex than first thought.
The World’s Voids … in 3D
As the work of the 3D Caves Project proceeds to measure the largest caverns on earth, the data reveals more changes to the world rankings.
Bound in a Nutshell
Watching laser scanning in Gaping Gill, Frank Pearson was reminded of the works of a pioneer long gone.
Groundwater Days
Speleologists gathered from around the world for a conference on … groundwater.
Write it down!
Of Warm and Wet and Vertical
John Davey remembers a few stories from his caving career.
Cover: Neil Warrington releasing dye in Bulmer Cavern, New Zealand. Photo: Neil Silverwood
Back cover: The winning entry in the Mendip Cave Photography Competition: Laura Appleby climbing at the bottom of Swing Pitch, Longwood Swallet. Photos: Mark Burkey
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A4
Pages:
48
Publication date:
August 2015
Back issues:
In stock
ISSN:
0046-0036
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