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Big Country, main passage | sediments, crystal | BEC | 28/10/95 | 16/12/95 | 01/96 | |
Bolder Passage, near far end | stal, mud floor | MCC | 21/01/96 | 02/03/96 | 04/96 | |
Strawberry Passage | sediments, stal | MCC | 18/12/94 | 27/05/96 | 06/96 | 1km of laid by CSS |
Woodenspoon passage | conites, fine bedded mud | SWCC | 19/11/94 | 27/07/96 | 08/96 | |
The Swim | sediment, stal | MCC | 04/12/94 | 17/08/96 | 09/96 | Route taping needs completing |
Life on Mars, southern reaches | sediment | BEC | 03/11/94 | 05/10/96 | 11/96 | |
Life On Mars, northern reaches | sediment, stal | BEC | 03/11/94 | 12/10/96 | 11/96 | |
Swallow Series | cap mud | MCC | 12/11/94 | 04/01/97 | 02/97 | |
MS & D North | stal | OUCC | 16/11/96 | 11/01/97 | 02/97 | |
Into the Black, western end | mud banks | OUCC | 23/11/96 | 18/01/97 | 02/97 | |
Yellow Van | sediment, only 1 side taped | OUCC | 23/11/96 | 18/01/97 | 02/97 | |
Into the Black | mud banks, cross bedding | OUCC | 23/11/96 | 08/03/97 | 04/97 | Double taping required, done 15/3 by CSS |
Dogleg Series, Circus Maximus | stal, sediments, crsytal | OUCC | 19/01/97 | 15/0~97 | 04/97 | 30/3/97 +300m laid by CSS, more required |
Out of the Blue | mud banks | OUCC | 24/11/96 | 15/03/97 | 04/97 | 500m laid by CCC shortly afterwards, more needed |
Luck of the Draw, beyond grotto | stal, sediments | OUCC | 07/12/96 | 19/04/97 | 05/97 | |
Gone in the Years | crystal and sediments | CG | 23/04/95 | 24/05/97 | 06/97 | Last visit 2 years ago when we first mentioned this! |
Other areas noted but not published
Gone in the Years to 3 Amigos | crystal and sediments | CG, BEC | 10/95 | |||
Crystal Mole (fab side pas) | crystal and sediments | BEC | 19/11/94 | ~250m laid by CSS, route taping needs completing | ||
Garage Passage | stal | WCC | 10/95 | 100m required at start |
Date Explored is taken as the date it was first surveyed.
The conservation policy of the NCA states that the onus is on the explorers to conserve their finds.
The table only includes areas noted by the G5 surveyors in the course of their survey. There are probably many other areas requiring conservation. It was decided to publish areas requiring work in the CSS newsletter to enable others to do the work as the surveyors may not be returning to that for some time. (some areas only have 1 survey trip to complete it). Informing others would help avoid damage and speed the conservation up. The high grade survey is also a very useful conservation tool and lack of manpower means that frequently the physical conservation must be left to those who should have done it in the first place, the explorers.