Most welcome. Yeah, pt2 to follow. Thanks for the sub too

Welcome

More fun than algebra

@@overunderabove it was...I loved it...we had to go down some waterfall bit too near the end

@@Omardays23 The main waterfall is called Dr Banister's Hand Basin

New one for us. Not a massive ski area. Great snow. We might have been a bit early in the season - some stuff not open. Food & drink pretty expensive.

Title generator might have gone a bit over the top 😆

@@overunderabove haha - maybe a little

Have a great time :)

Our first time too - sadly back home tomorrow. We've had a great time.

I guess we just get a kick out of exploring places most won't ever see and overcoming the technical and physical challenge to do so

It can be pretty surprising how small a space people can get through.

The advantages of youth :)

Cheers! And a sub back :)

Quite a few around the country fit that description - one that springs to mind in the Mendips is Swildon's Hole

@@overunderabove it was part of the then "prince of Wales trust" or possibly"the duke of Edinburgh award" ( did a lot) youth program, sure it was near Snowdon as we stayed in a converted miners cabin, climbed a few peaks too and along some knife edge mountin top Scared the Willie's off me that little bit of water 💦. Later absailing frontwards off a overhang 👍 epic times

@@zatrusofnietzche2281 sounds like all the trappings of an epic trip - nice one. All still there for you to do again \ more of...

Fun in the sun :)

Hey Mark. As I recall it takes a bit more than an hour to walk up. Waiting for the winch - got there early so last time wasn't too bad - doesn't stick in the mind, so can't have been long. Have waited a couple of hours on previous trips. Definitely worth doing.

Looks worse than really is - first one I ever did. Have to overcome brain shouting "no, no,no" :)

😆 fair play

@@overunderabove love vids like this but I get short of breath just watching LOL

Like mountains -because it's there :)

Hmm, you just have to try it once 😂

Oh yess!

Every day has been a stunner

@@overunderabove keep ‘em coming!

Ziller Valley, Austria

Just messing ;)

No, I'm just messing ;)

Hi

Absolutely.

Do you go through though?

@@overunderabove - yeah sure, after getting stuck & then my hat falling off. My pal was a bit of a Captain Crash type, was in the local Mountain or Fell rescue (from DL), so he took us caving on a whim, in wet weather. Kit hire from Ingleton?.. Dr Bannisters was extra flooding; there's some pool inside that he shone his torch into the middle of to create the impression of a stone to step on & invited me casually that 'that was the way' when it was really pretty deep - over my head with the stumble. He was wet-suited-up & took to sliding down 'flue' sections with the mass of water - at one point another group (from Durham Uni I think) had to all wedge themselves to the sides as he flew past, asking "Will he be alright?" as we caught up, when Captain Crash was ALWAYS going to be alright. Funny times. The relief of surfacing again was palpable, to be told that he'd forgotten to tell anyone where we were going - when it'd been wet weather for weeks. Just, happy to be alive basically. Cheers.

@@overunderabove - this pal of mine - I just remembered how one time, drilling walls at home, he'd gone thru' a water pipe one week & hit a lekky cable 2 weeks later. Very funny bloke to know. Had a one-night stand & ended-up on some urea-based mouth ointment as his face orifice swelled-up. In hospital for a week for blowing himself up then next year for another week for jumping-off one of upper Keld's falls into shallow water - shattered kneecap. ...

@@gitfoad8032 The "let the novice step into the deep hole" is pretty standard :)

Yeah, I'm bigger than first time I did it - fortunately there's a bypass :)

Yeah I remember those. Abseiling, canoeing and mountain climbing. Good times.

yep, Long Churn is a great trip :)