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Pete K
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7 years ago

I think it is called Cow Hole. No access. Caves of the Peak District should have an entry for it. Natural feature as far as I recall with a gate to stop animals entering.

Not seen the sun for months. Now evolving to see in the dark.

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caver1
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7 years ago

https://ukcaving.com/board/index.php?topic=3728.0
Snelslow Dry Valley Cave or Cove Hole

Pete K
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7 years ago

Ah yes, Cove not Cow!

Not seen the sun for months. Now evolving to see in the dark.

davetidza
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7 years ago

Cow Hole is a cave/early mine in Bradwell Dale see either the relevant volume of Jim's tome or Chris Heathcote's pieces on Bradwell Liberty and Hazlebadge Liberty in the PDMHS 'Mining History'

AR
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7 years ago

There's an annotated first series 25" to the mile map that was in John Beck's possession and is now in the British Caving Library that marks it as "Snow Hole" IIRC.

Follow the horses, Johnny my laddie, follow the horses canny lad-oh!

Helgrrr
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7 years ago

You realise you've put this in SW England page?

Paul Marvin
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7 years ago

oh dear that's just awful I hope I can be forgiven for such a terrible thing

;(

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Helgrrr
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7 years ago

I was actually tring to be helpful, I'll restrain myself in future

Karl Marx
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7 years ago

Typical capitalist... the bourgeoisie will never learn