Updated 19th October 2003; 3rd May 2004

Entrance below farm house in a household rubbish-filled depression. A narrow rift, when excavated of nappies, bed springs, etc., leads to a slope down into a small stream. Upstream is easy going for 30m to a low bedding with a good draught. A climb up here enters a larger section with no way on.

The water level in the bedding was lowered to produce a 2m duck and entry to a 5m high and 2m wide passage. The passage continued straight for about 30m, filled with water on the left and sloping up to contain stal and flows. A crawl leads on the right for about 10m before closing up.

The main way turns right with 30cm airspace over a smelly floor in a stooping passage for 15m. A T junction is met with roots to the right and to the left a narrow rift with daylight and a stream coming in on the right hand wall.

Near the original entrance, downstream, the water disappears through a boulder choke beyond which a lot of water can be heard.

References: anon., 1993c (Easter logbook); material in file; anon., 2003c (summer logbook); anon., 2004b (Easter logbook)
Entrance picture : yes
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Line Survey : yes
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Survex file : yes (Amended magnetic declination December 2013 to align with Eur79 grid and coordinates altered to fit ETRS89 datum, April 2014.)