Antofts WindypitThursday, 11 October 2007 Plan was to take some photos here. This was the second trip to do this since I forgot to put batteries in the camera last time. Mike, Warthog and I went in the Hog transporter from Leeds. This then stopped working and so we had to go caving and with a rather frustrated Warthog (understandably) but the arrival of the rescue vehicle and formula one driving that followed was more frustrating.This Windypit is large and quite impressive in places there are sections of 4-5 feet wide and nearly ~100 feet high. There wasn't a great smell of death around the place this time which made a nice change. The large main rift after climbs up and down ends and a short way back is the Recent Fissure which leads to after a couple of climbs and traversing in a totally flat walled rift to a large chamber with impressive pile of boulders poised to form a roof of sorts. ImagesMike looking at Recent FissurePosted by: Sam Allshorn Warthog looking at bouldersPosted by: Sam Allshorn Scorch marks on the wallsPosted by: Sam Allshorn Why we had to get the train home!Posted by: Sam Allshorn Rescue arrives!!Posted by: Sam Allshorn |
BySam AllshornTrip membersWarthogMike B Ernie Shields and Me PostedFriday, 12 October 2007Last updatedTuesday, 16 October 2007> Images Copyright© Sam Allshorn, 2007. The copyright for this article remains with the author. It should not be reproduced without permission. |