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+ | === From Charterhouse Caving Company Ltd === | ||
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+ | "The site of the reported rockfall in GB near the waterfall climb in Main Chamber has been checked. There has been a recent fall of mud, gravel and smallish boulders on the left (when viewed facing downstream) of the waterfall climb, near the bottom. The wall above the last part of the climb (the big steps) appears as it did before, but should be considered loose due to the recent fall. The top part is calcited but might be subject to further falls, although it is equally possible that it might not change for a long time. However, as assessing such future possibilities is not an exact science, care should be taken here, and everyone should conduct their own risk assessments whenever they approach this area from any direction. There are still loose rocks almost covering the steps and when inspected it was not possible to pass the steps without using the unconsolidated debris. The floor below the climb is currently covered with unconsolidated debris and the boulders here will move underfoot when stepped on, so care should also be taken here. | ||
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+ | This waterfall has been formed on a major vertical structural fault (see Ford, D.C., 1964. On the Geomorphic History of G.B. Cave, Charterhouse-on-Mendip, | ||
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+ | Graham Mullan\\ | ||
+ | Secretary\\ | ||
+ | Charterhouse Caving Company Ltd\\ | ||
+ | [[secretary@charterhouse-caving-company.ltd.uk]]\\ | ||
+ | 8th Feb 2021 | ||
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Ed Waters (CSCC Chairman) & Martin Grass (Hon Secretary MCR)\\ | Ed Waters (CSCC Chairman) & Martin Grass (Hon Secretary MCR)\\ | ||
2nd November 2020 | 2nd November 2020 | ||
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- | Owing to COVID19, there will not be an event held in the Hunters for 2020 for the presentation of the Silver Shovel for Mendip and Scotland finds, but we don’t want the finds since 1st November 2019 to 31st October 2020 to go unrewarded and unnoticed! | ||
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- | Our plan is to create a short video for release on the 21st November announcing the winner and celebrating this year’s digging efforts in what can only be described as unusual times. | ||
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- | We would like to include some footage or photos/text or short powerpoint presentation including a survey of the larger finds, but also to invite any digging teams who wish to send over a short update of theirs too as a bit of a general digging update/ | ||
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- | As per usual, the deadline is 31st October to send details of your 50 metres or more of cave passage found and surveyed in either Mendip or Scotland to Martin Grass – [[m.grass@btinternet.com]] | ||
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- | More details of the release will follow nearer the main event... | ||
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- | Estelle Sandford\\ | ||
- | 30 Oct 2020 | ||
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- | As far as CSCC is aware, all caves closed as a result of the coronavirus lockdown are now open. | ||
- | Restrictions may apply to some caves whilst the virus is still prevalent in the community and it is important to respect the wishes of landowners in this regard. | ||
- | Access requirements for specific sites can be found in the [[https:// | ||
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- | If anyone is aware of any updates, please notify me. | ||
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- | [[access.guide@cscc.org.uk|Graham Price]]\\ | ||
- | Conservation & Access Officer\\ | ||
- | 25th Oct 2020 | ||
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