An interesting film. Back in 1968 me & a school explored one of the caves further up from Goughs Cave on the same side near a layby, where we climbed over a barrier & went inside. We had torches but found it wet & slippery & there was a big fissure opening out which we nearly fell down. We held on to the rocks to stop us sliding down into the abyss, luckily someone came in & gave us a hand up. There is a bigger barrier there now, but back in the 60s health & safety just meant using your common sense or taking a risk.
i enjoyed that..nice sedate drive through a place id always remembered from the age of 10, after spending a holiday there...its a long way away from where i live and i dont drive so the chance of me ever seeing it again was zero..until this..i also remember going into a big cave?
Wow for a moment in time I felt like cheddar man... Thanks. U.S.A.
An interesting film. Back in 1968 me & a school explored one of the caves further up from Goughs Cave on the same side near a layby, where we climbed over a barrier & went inside. We had torches but found it wet & slippery & there was a big fissure opening out which we nearly fell down. We held on to the rocks to stop us sliding down into the abyss, luckily someone came in & gave us a hand up. There is a bigger barrier there now, but back in the 60s health & safety just meant using your common sense or taking a risk.
i enjoyed that..nice sedate drive through a place id always remembered from the age of 10, after spending a holiday there...its a long way away from where i live and i dont drive so the chance of me ever seeing it again was zero..until this..i also remember going into a big cave?
I like Snake Pass at Peak District to. But This one looks better