I'm not sure if we will come yet. It's a long way for a tight little squeeze. But clearly Bella wants to go. If we turn up then I might go for a walk in the woods.

Mad-Dan wrote:
Cheers Dan. Looks like a fun cave to play in. If you're going there again anytime soon I'd love to tag along, however I have an extremely boring 'Chamber of Trade' meeting tomorrow evening in Rhos on Sea until 7ish so I'll have to say no this time around.

Thanks for your advice and guidance though

Ok, provisionally I'll be coming. Just on way down to Leicester so hopefully the traffic doesn't make me late tonight. See you later

JohnNicholson wrote:
If you go for a walk along the riverbank on the same side as Nadolig, there is at least one other hole to have a look in. One is an abandoned GCC dig.

That's true

I should have posted earlier but been out this afternoon. We will not be comming so no Nadolig this evening for Bella, (who is working on her Art homework about Andy Warhole), and no walk along the bank of the river in the dark for me.

What were GCC digging? A mine or a cave? Why have Countryside Council for Wales not immediately acted against them as they did against our members digging out the back entrance to Poachers?

It's a really old dig on the verge of collapse so probably before the suits got involved.

Excellent trip tonight, nice little sporting, yet pretty cave. Your dig's looking good too oh, Vikki my email is.... tomlhoward[at]hotmail[dot]co[dot]uk. You're more than welcome to join our trips whenever you like

JohnNicholson wrote:

It was a mine, the name escapes me (as usual). The dig has been abandoned for a long long time.