Image stabilization seems to have improved even on small cameras like the TG although of course it is easier to hold one of those steady. I took this shot with my digital SLR and again hand held at 1/8 second.

There seems to be a disconnect between what I know of Brian Lewarne and that Linkedin Page.

I will PM you as had contact with them relatively recently. Their web page is about their only presence on the planet as far as I can discern!

No, elevating music.

Seen in Chard but not by me!

Nice film. Wouldn't like to use a backmount in there though! I am wondering if that is Mermaid's Hole on the film as it is a large passage compared with the ones I visited in the 80's.

The sea cave at Trevaunance Cove, St Agnes is a fine cave as mentioned. Just extended one 800 miles from there at Balnakeil Bay in Durness. This is probably the finest sea cave I have been in - you can boat up the passage and it has many formations in it.

Make the most of this thread as it is likely to be deleted shortly (or at least some of it).

A group of BEC members visited it last year at my suggestion. Took a while to find what we think was Schoolhouse Cave. The part we found was stream sink with walking passage and roof stal. We packed up when the roof lowered.

Well the fourth generation has now been caving in my family. I got my father into it back in the mid 60's then persuaded my wife to try it then both my daughetrs (one has been to Meghalaya a couple of times) and now all my grandchildren have been underground (and Scarlett has been in Descent)...

Most of the Moulettes album I bought a few years ago!

Do tell which ones they are for as per usual I don't know who Long Drop is! Unless people tell me their real names I haven't a clue who they are as you can imagine.

I somehow doubt it!

I noticed the BBC used two of my photos but I can't say they ever contacted me about using them!

Who laid the line first then?