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6 of us spent a pleasant afternoon out of the wind and rain with a steady trip into a classic Yorkshire pot
Picked one of the more interesting routes to get to the bottom, although we did stop short of it as it was a tad wet down there, but we did go up and have a look at the inlet that comes into it which was quite impressive. After that it was head out time and after getting changed it was off to the Wheatsheaf for a swift pint or two
Trip time 3hrs30
Colum Walsh, Kevin Speight, Lee Langdon, Jason, Simon, Keith Mason

it is indeed a classic dales trip though i only every do it in May the inlet should have been very impressive with all the rain

paulgeddes wrote:

it is indeed a classic dales trip though i only every do it in May the inlet should have been very impressive with all the rain

You should try it in December dude

I make a guess at Meregill?

iball wrote:

I make a guess at Meregill?

And you would be wrong dude

i was wrong aswell wasnt were i thought you had been

Answers on a Postcard please

Ok, classic Dales trip, Wheatsheaf Ingleton on the way back, multiple routes to the bottom and when raining.

So probably not Marble Steps but maybe Ireby Fell?

iball wrote:

Ok, classic Dales trip, Wheatsheaf Ingleton on the way back, multiple routes to the bottom and when raining.

So probably not Marble Steps but maybe Ireby Fell?

No to both of them

In which case I resign to never knowing.

Where did you think it was Paul?

Englands second biggest hole i now know were it was thoe

paulgeddes wrote:

Englands second biggest hole i now know were it was thoe

You been talking to Nigel