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From Monday 26th October to Friday 30th October 2009
Alan Speight & Roger Turton are staying up at the School ( Yes Alan has got a pass out from his wife ) - The intention is to continue work on various digs we have in the area plus we are surveying a couple of small caves that have recently been located and taking photos If you would like to join us for the week or just a day then get in touch. What we can promiss is new passage were no one has gone before.

Alan did you have to forge Mavis's signature on the pass

I have not told her yet

Be a man....and get Rodger to do it for you

Will you have time now with all those autographs to sign after your appearance in the Dalesman, who will play you in the film version of \"Drawn to the Unknown\".

As three folk who joined Alan, Roger and Richard yesterday I would like to know what a flat out crawl through standing muddy water should be called in the Alan Speight descriptions handbook. It of course was a hands and knees crawl in a clean washed streamway! Ask Roger because he was there and did hear the description.

And they have both gone out to see 'My Fair Lady' tonight which is an obviously proper thing for hard cavers/diggers to do. Anything could happen in the morning. Worried about the kids cos man is this rock and roll( without the s and d part). Loving it.

And they have both gone out to see 'My Fair Lady' tonight which is an obviously proper thing for hard cavers/diggers to do. Anything could happen in the morning. Worried about the kids cos man is this rock and roll( without the s and d part). Loving it.

As three folk who joined Alan, Roger and Richard yesterday I would like to know what a flat out crawl through standing muddy water should be called in the Alan Speight descriptions handbook. It of course was a hands and knees crawl in a clean washed streamway! Ask Roger because he was there and did hear the description.

As three folk who joined Alan, Roger and Richard yesterday I would like to know what a flat out crawl through standing muddy water should be called in the Alan Speight descriptions handbook. It of course was a hands and knees crawl in a clean washed streamway! Ask Roger because he was there and did hear the description.

As three folk who joined Alan, Roger and Richard yesterday I would like to know what a flat out crawl through standing muddy water should be called in the Alan Speight descriptions handbook. It of course was a hands and knees crawl in a clean washed streamway! Ask Roger because he was there and did hear the description.