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Was going to be an SRT trip but due to some gear being forgot no names mentioned
We opted for a wander round Peak Cavern, did our good deed for the day and took some scaffold and scaff clips to Squaw Junction for Jim Lister .

From here we made our way on to Wigman Aven and after climbing so far up this we trended off towards Galena Chamber, before dropping into this chamber, and at Nigels suggestion we were to enjoy or should it be endure the joys of the Wind Tunnel. It starts off as a flatish crawl over a rocky floor, the second half involves a flatter crawl through what can only be described as liquid mud

This popped us back out in the Trenches just before Treasury Chamber, once through here we were then back in Upper Gallery and at this point Ann headed for the exit while we headed back to Surprise View for a trip down stream to have a look at the upstream end of the Buxton Sump. From here we turned round and headed for the exit, after the usual washing off to get rid of all the mud we had collected.
Trip time 3hrs30
Samantha Mason, Ann Soulsby, Nigel Steel, Stu Weston, Keith Mason

The bruises all came out once I warmed up - thought I had got away with it, but I still feel as though I have been beaten up. The wind tunnel is not what I would describe as a tunnel - but thankfully was wind free, since I was at the back and it's the time of year for comsumption of sprouts.
Thanks Aunty Ann for a steady trip!!! Next time Nigel has a bright idea, ignore him.....

yes Nigel does tend to come up with some strange requests for trips will someone take him for a trip into vespers and punish him please

paulgeddes wrote:

will someone take him for a trip into vespers and punish him please

Leave it with me dude and I will see what I can do

paulgeddes wrote:

yes Nigel does tend to come up with some strange requests for trips will someone take him for a trip into vespers and punish him please

They don't call him Man of Steele for nothing

No e on the end of Steel, rich