This cave hides a secret, something that the original explorers went to extraordinary efforts to keep hidden. These efforts extended as far as to completely erase from the cave survey the passage where it is hidden.
A team from Dudley Caving Club set off to discover the passage and find out what it contains.
Monday, 6 December 2021
A weekend of rope-work practice for Dudley Caving Club took place at Heightworks in Wolverhampton on the weekend of the 4th and 5th of December.
I'm immensely proud of this achievement and I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped and supported me over the last 12 years.
Part of the attraction of caving for me is pitting myself against nature and these 5 caving trips are amongst the most technically difficult trips I've done in my thirty plus years of cave exploration.
Completing each trip in the knowledge that I'm one of a privileged few to have ever done so has led, in each case, to an enormous sense satisfaction.
Keith
Clips that make up this film were taken from the following videos:
Filmed in P8 (Jackpot) on Wednesday 28th October 2020 in rather aqueous conditions.
Why pay to go to a waterpark? This is far more adventurous and far more exhilarating!
P8 was one of the first caves I did when I started caving in the late 80s. It was with the now defunct West Midlands Cave Exploration Group. Conditions were very dry and we explored beyond sump 1. Obviously this wasn't possible on this day!
The lack of caving videos this year is because of coronavirus restrictions meaning that I've done very little caving . It has also brought to a temporary end my career as a public speaker. In my talks I include a section on cave development. I've now made that section into an online video.