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R.F.D.C.C. Library Index 09-16 R.F.D.C.C. LIBRARY INDEX 09-16 TITLE AUTHOR TYPE NO DATE CAVING RELATED A Bedside Book for Older Cavers John Gillet book 2013 A Strange Device Alfie booklet 1995 Beneath the Mountains. Exploring the Deep Caves of theDavid Rose and Richard Gregson book 1987 Beyond Time Michael Siffre book 1964 British Caving An Introduction to Speleology Cave Research Group book 1962 Caves Tony Waltham book 1974 Caves of Adventure Haroun Tazieff book 1953 Caving James Lovelock book 1969 Caving Practice and Equipment David Judson book 1984 Deep Down - Great Achievments in Potholing Garry Hogg book 1961 Dye Tracing at Otter Hole Chepstow D Hardwick paper 2013 Gaping Gill 150 Years of Exploration Howard M Beck book 1953 It's only a Game Jim Eyre book 2004 Limestone and Caves of Northwest England Tony Waltham book 1974 Limestone Caves of the Mendip Hills D I Smith book 1975 Ogof Ffynnon Ddu South Wales Caving Club booklet 1969 Race Against Time Jim Eyre and John Frankland book Seven Caves Carlton S Coon book 1957 Subterranean Climbers Pierre Chevalier book 1951 Subterranean Climbers Pierre Chevalier book 1951 Swildons Hole 100 years of exploration Dave Irwin Alison Moody Andy Farrant book 2007 The Adventures of Another Pooh David Yeandle Book 2002 The Almost Complete Eclectic Caver Tom Engel book 1992 The Game Goes on Jim Eyre Book 2007 The Great Caving Adventure Martyn Farr book The Little Neath River Cave P Standing, M Newson, A Wilkins Booklet 1971 The Spelaodes Alfi. BEC booklet 1969 The Underground Atlas. A Gazetteer of the World's CaveJohn Middleton and Tony Watham book 1986 Underground Adventure A. Gemmell book 1952 Underground Britain Bruce Bedford book 1985 Underground Wales Martyn Farr book 2001 Venturing Underground Ben Lyon book 1983 When the Going Gets Tough....It Makes a Good Bar StorBen Church book 2013 Wilderness Under the Earth Herbert W Franke book 1958 Wookey Hole Hanwell, Price, Witcombe book 2010 MINING RELATED A Survey of the Metal Mines of South West Shropshire J A Heathcote booklet 1979 Bath Freestone Workings Liz Price Booklet 1984 Bath Stone Quarries Derek Hawkins book 2011 Box Freestone Mines Cotham Caving Group booklet 2002 Box Freestone Mines Cotham Caving Group booklet 2012 Box Quaries Volume 2. Free Troglophile Association Press Box Quarries Volume 1 Free Troglophile Association Press Booklet 1974 Bristols Forgotten Coalfield - Bedminster South Gloucestershire Mines Research Group book 2012 Cornish Mining at Surface J A Buckley booklet 1990 Cornish Mining Underground J A Buckley booklet 1989 Cornish Mining Underground J A Buckley booklet 1989 Documents Related to Buckshaft Iron Mine folder Dec-71 Drakelow Unearthed Paul Stokes booklet 2004 Earth Colours Mendip and Bristol Ochre Mining Marie Clarke Neville Gregory Alan Gray book 2012 Exploring Blaenavon Industrial Landscape Chris Barber book 2004 Finished Labour of 1000 Hands – Archaeology of CombeLynn Willies Book 2011 Geevor Mine Underground J A Buckley. D Willis, K T Riekstins booklet 1996 Industrial Sites in the Vale of Castiard (Flaxley Valley) William Townley pamphlet Lead and Lead Mining Lynn Willies booklet 1982 Millclose the Mine that Drowned Lynn Willies book 1989 Mining Heritage Guide National Association of Mining History Organisation 2006 Mining in the Landscape NAMHO 2006 Conference ProcNational Association of Mining History Organisation Report 2006 Most Valiant of Men. A short History of the North StaffordFred Leigh Book 1993 Resolution of Freeminers copy Jun-30 Snailbeach Lead Mine, Shropshire Shropshire Mines Trust Book 2008 Some Noteable Wiltshire Quarrrymen Free Troglophile Association Press Tales of the Cornish Miners John Vivian booklet 1990 Tales of the Cornish Miners John Vivian booklet 1990 Tanky Elms Bathstone Quarrymen C J Hall The Archaelology of Mining and Quarrying in England National Association of Mining History Organisation book 2016 The Cornish Mining Industry J A Buckley booklet 1988 The Freeminers of the Forest of Dean and Hundred of StCyril Hart Book 2002 The Great County Adit J Buckley book 2000 The Industrial Teagues and the Forest of Dean Ralph Antis book 1990 The Milwr Tunnel, Bagillt to Loggerheads 1897-1987 Cris Ebbs 1993 The Mine Under the Sea Jack Penhale book 2007 The Mines of Newent and Ross David Bick book 1987 The Mines of Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Roger Burt book 1990 The Mines of the Forest of Dean and Surrounding Areas Tony Oldham Guide 2002 The Nent Force Level and Brewery Shaft Peter Wikinson book 2001 The Nenthead Mines Martin Critchley 1998 Through the Ages. The Story of Nenthead Louse M Thain booklet 1999 Towards a Better Understanding - New research on old mWelsh Mines Society Conference book 2010 WaterPower in Mining Peak District Mines Historical Society edited by PeterBulletin 2004 MISCELLANEOUS Bats Michael Blackmore book 1963 Cave Life in Britain Lee Knight Booklet Exploring the Limestone Landscapes of the 3 Peaks & MPhillip J Murphy booklet 2005 Exploring the Limestone Landscapes of Upper WharfdalePhillip J Murphy booklet 2003 Horseshoe Bats John Hooper 1962 Penwyllt Peter Burgess Book 2010 Portraits of the Past Chris Barber Michael Blackmore book 1996 Secret Underground Bristol Sally Watson book 2002 Secret Underground Cities N J McCamley book 2007 The Greater Horseshoe Bat Roger Ransome 1980 They Words They Words They Orrible Words Nick Cornwell Smith book 1993 SURVEYS 3 Counties Cave System BCRA survey 1980 50 ft of level at Buckshaft Ban-y-Gor survey 1995 Bearse Common Bearse Common, Slade Wood and Slade Brook Cave survey 2002 Big Sink survey 2002 Birch Hill Iron Mine Blakeney Stone Mine Box Mine Brinchcombe Level Brownley Hill Mine Buckshaft, Perseverence and Shakemantle Section Cinderford Bridge Gale Map Clanna Resurgence Cave Clearwell caves tourist area Cranham Oolitic Limestone Mine Dan yr Ogof Catchment and geology Dan yr Ogof Lithology sections Dan-yr-Ogof survey 1973 Daren Cilau survey 1985 Easegill Caverns survey 1983 Easter Iron Mine Eastwater Cave Eastwater Upper and Lower Series survey Eglws Faen survey 1979 Fairplay drainage level Gale Map Eastern United Colliery GB survey 1966 Hawthornswood Swallet Herbert's Quarry Herberts Quarry Caves survey 1988 Joy's Green 'S' Hole Lancaster/Easegill/Pippikin survey 1983 Little Neath River Cave survey 1967 Llanelly Quarry Pot survey 1964 Longwood August Marazion Mining District Cornwall 1863 New Dun Noxon Park and Mines of Bream Oakwood Mill Deep Oakwood Mill Land Level survey 1880 Ogof Carno Ogof Carno Adit survey 1992 Ogof Ffynnon Ddu Ogof Ffynnon Ddu 1-2-3 survey 1990 Ogof Ffynnon Ddu 1-2-3-4 survey Old Ham / New Dun Old Ham Iron Mine 1st Level Otter Hole survey 1978 Otter Hole survey 1990 Otter Hole tidal section survey 1978 Perseverence Mine Redhouse Redhouse Lane Swallet survey 1993 Shakemantle Abandonment Plan Slade Brook Cave survey 1996 Slaughter / Wetsink Swildons Hole survey 1995 Swildons Hole survey 1965 Westbury Brook Iron Mine survey 1971 Wetsink survey 1995 Wetsink leading to Slaughter Cave line survey survey Wigpool Iron Mine Wookey Hole section GUIDEBOOKS A Visitor's Guide to Clearwell Caves 2008 Clearwell Caves Booklet 2008 Caves and Karst of the Yorkshire Dales Vol 1 British Cave Research Association book 2013 Caves of South Wales Tim Stratford Guidebook 1982 Caves of the Central Northern Outcrop Tony Oldham booklet 1986 Caves of the South East Outcrop and Caves and Mines iTony Oldham & Keith Jones Guidebook 1992 CNCC Eco Resin Rigging System No. 1 The Council of Northern Caving Clubs Guide CNCC Eco Resin Rigging System No. 2 The Council of Northern Caving Clubs Guide CNCC Eco Resin Rigging System No. 3 The Council of Northern Caving Clubs Guide Mendip the Complete Caves and a View of the Hills Nicholas Barrington and William Stanton 1977 Mendip Underground A Cavers Guide Alan Gray Rob Taviner Richard Whitcombe Guidebook 2013 Northern Caves Vol. 3 Guidebook 1994 Northern Sump Index Cave Diving Group Guidebook 1995 The Caves of Clydach Tony Oldham booklet 1981 The Caves of Gower Tony Oldham booklet 1982 The Caves of the Forest of Dean Tony Oldham, Keith Jones, Paul Taylor Guidebook 2006 The Caves of the Southern Outcrop Tony Oldham 1985 The Mines of the FOD & Surrounding Areas Tony Oldham Guidebook The Survey of Pant Mawr Pot The Cave Research Group of Great Britain booklet Dec-59 The Welsh Sump Index Cave Diving Group Guide 2006 MAPS Cinderford/Littledean Area Map 1878 Geology, Drainage and Structure of the DYO Catchment Area OS Geological Map sheet 233 Monmouth Ordanance Survey 1974 SO6016-SO6116 Ordanance Survey 1961 SO61 NW 6” geological map Drybrook, Lydbrook and RuOrdanance Survey SO6818-6918 Ordanance Survey 1972 SO7018-7118 Ordanance Survey 1:1250 1972 VIDEOS AND DVDS A Short History GW Hall 1924-2013 A Tribute to Mike Wooding Sid Perou DVD Alum Pot Sid Perou DVD Archive Compilation Tape No. 28 - Morses Level 1A Recordings Video BCRC Conference June 12-14 2015 Redhouse Productions DVD 2015 Beyond Limits (cave diving in Pozo Azul) David Perez DVD 2009 Brian Cave Monologue Video Cave Rescue. 3 Practices with GCRG Nicky Bayley dvd Cave Safe No. 1. Enjoying and protecting the Undergrou Andy Sparrow Video Cave Safe No. 2. Ropes, Rigging, Ladders and Lifelines Andy Sparrow Video Cave Safe No. 3. SRT and Advanced Ropework Andy Sparrow Video Caves of Glass Sid Perou DVD Caving in the Abode of the Clouds Meghalaya 2003/2004Nicky Bayley dvd 2004 China Beneath the Wall Gavin Newman DVD 2006 Comedy Trio Sid Perou DVD Croessor Rhossyd Mine (RFDCC) Nicky Bayley DVD 2007 Cutting Edge - the Cave Rescue Organisation Video 1995 Daren Cilau Steve Sharpe DVD Deep Dark and Dusty - The Story of Bath Stone, it's Quarries and Quarrymen DVD Development of Cave Diving Techniques in Britain Sid Perou DVD Dow Cave Sid Perou DVD Drakelow 1A Recordings dvd 1997 Forbidden Secrets of the Cigalere Sid Perou DVD Forest 2005 Symposium.
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