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Hillgrove 1965-1967 WESSEX CAVE CLUB LOGBOOK CAVING LOG 1965 - 1967 Acq. No. No. Page Date Cave Area Notes Survey Significant 00446 1 1 08/05/1965 Wookey Hole Cave Mendip Dive to 9 00446 2 1 09/05/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Free-dive to 4 00446 3 2 08/05/1965 Cannington Cave Somerset 00446 4 2 15/05/1965 Longwood Swallet / August Hole Mendip 00446 5 3 15/05/1965 St. Cuthbert's Swallet Mendip Practise rescue 00446 6 5 22/05/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 7 5 22/05/1965 Lamb Leer Cave Mendip 00446 8 5 23/05/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 9 6 29/05/1965 Lamb Leer Cave Mendip 00446 10 6 30/05/1965 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 00446 11 6 30/05/1965 St. Cuthbert's Swallet Mendip 00446 12 7 05/06/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Shatter Chamber. Dig 00446 13 7 17/06/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 14 7 15/06/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Dig in 2 00446 15 8 24/06/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Vicarage Passage dig 00446 16 8 25/06/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Shatter Chamber 00446 17 8 26/06/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Shatter Chamber. Dig 00446 18 9 29/06/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Water sampling 00446 19 9 01/07/1965 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 20 9 26/06/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Vicarage Passage dig 00446 21 9 05/07/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Climbing in 4 P 00446 22 10 06/07/1965 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 23 10 06/07/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 1st round trip - Six to Shatter Passage P 00446 24 10 07/07/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 25 11 04/07/1965 Lamb Leer Cave Mendip 00446 26 11 10/07/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 2. Muddy Sump dig 00446 27 11 03/07/1965 P8 Derbyshire Diving 00446 28 12 09/09/1965 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 00446 29 12 10/07/1965 Cuckoo Cleeves Mendip 00446 30 12 11/07/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Round Trip + 4 00446 31 12 14/07/1965 Lamb Leer Cave Mendip 00446 32 12 17/07/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Dive Sump XII P 00446 33 13 20/07/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 4 00446 34 13 22/07/1965 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 00446 35 13 22/07/1965 Browne's Hole Mendip 00446 36 14 24/09/1965 Cornwall tin mines Cornwall 00446 37 14 24/09/1965 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 38 14 27/07/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Passage found in 2 P 00446 39 15 03/08/1965 Cow Hole Mendip Entrance collapsed 00446 40 15 31/07/1965 Yorkshire risings Yorkshire 00446 41 15 31/07/1965 Meregill Yorkshire 00446 42 15 31/07/1965 Keld Head Yorkshire 00446 43 15 04/08/1965 Sayes' Hole Mendip Dived, 80ft 00446 44 16 14/08/1965 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip Dive to 7 00446 45 17 25/09/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 46 18 03/10/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 47 18 10/10/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Pirate Chamber 00446 48 19 10/10/1965 Goatchurch Cavern Mendip 00446 49 19 10/10/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 50 19 09/10/1965 Wookey Hole Cave Mendip 00446 51 19 16/10/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Pirate Chamber dig 00446 52 19 17/10/1965 North Hill Swallet Mendip Dig 00446 53 20 23/10/1965 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 00446 54 20 24/10/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Black Hole Series 00446 55 20 23/10/1965 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 3 00446 56 20 30/10/1965 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip New passage found in 8 P 00446 57 21 30/10/1965 G.B. Cave Mendip 00446 58 21 30/10/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Pirate Chamber dig 00446 59 21 06/11/1965 Wookey Hole Cave Mendip Dive 1 - 9 00446 60 21 10/11/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Pirate Chamber dig 00446 61 22 13/11/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Long Round Trip 00446 62 22 13/11/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 63 23 24/11/1965 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip Tube found and dug P 00446 64 23 28/11/1965 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 65 23 28/11/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 66 23 28/11/1965 St. Cuthbert's Swallet Mendip 00446 67 24 04/12/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip Scavenging 00446 68 24 04/12/1965 Hunters' Hole Mendip 00446 69 24 05/12/1965 G.B. Cave Mendip Photography 00446 70 24 27/12/1965 Goatchurch Cavern Mendip 00446 71 24 27/12/1965 Aveline's Hole Mendip 00446 72 24 27/12/1965 East Twin Swallet Mendip 00446 73 24 27/12/1965 Foxes Hole Mendip 00446 74 25 29/12/1965 Hunters' Hole Mendip 00446 75 25 30/12/1965 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 76 25 28/12/1965 Rod's Pot Mendip 00446 77 25 28/12/1965 Castle Farm Swallet Mendip 00446 78 25 12/12/1965 G.B. Cave Mendip 00446 79 25 18/12/1965 Birkwith Cave Yorkshire 00446 80 25 18/12/1965 Lancaster Hole Yorkshire 00446 81 25 26/12/1965 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 82 25 27/12/1965 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 83 26 01/01/1966 Blackmoor Swallet Mendip 00446 84 26 01/01/1966 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 85 26 01/01/1966 Cuckoo Cleeves Mendip 00446 86 26 02/02/1966 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 87 26 01/01/1966 Zoo Swallet Mendip 00446 88 26 01/01/1966 Easter Hole Mendip 00446 89 26 03/01/1966 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 90 26 16/01/1966 St. Cuthbert's Swallet Mendip 00446 91 27 08/01/1966 Penyghent Pot Yorkshire 00446 92 27 08/01/1966 Hunt Pot Yorkshire Diving 00446 93 27 22/01/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 94 27 29/01/1966 Longwood Swallet Mendip 00446 95 27 29/01/1966 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 00446 96 27 29/01/1966 Ham Hole Mendip P 00446 97 28 30/01/1966 Draycott Cave Mendip P 00446 98 28 30/01/1966 St. Cuthbert's Swallet Mendip 00446 99 28 02/01/1966 Wookey Hole Cave Mendip Dive 13 and 15 00446 100 29 29/01/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip Round Trip 00446 101 29 05/02/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip Pirate Chamber dig 00446 102 29 05/02/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip 7 (Sump XII aborted) 00446 103 29 05/02/1966 Lancaster Hole Yorkshire 00446 104 29 06/02/1966 Lost Johns' Cave Yorkshire Shale Cavern 00446 105 29 05/02/1966 Lamb Leer Cave Mendip 00446 106 30 St. Cuthbert's Swallet Mendip 00446 107 30 12/02/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip Maypole in 5. Rescue P (p31) 00446 108 31 12/02/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip Hairy Passage dig P 00446 109 32 13/02/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 110 32 13/02/1966 G.B. Cave Mendip 00446 111 32 19/02/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip Hairy Passage extensions 00446 112 34 26/02/1966 Ogof Agen Allwedd Wales 00446 113 34 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 114 35 Biddlecombe Swallet Mendip P (p36) 00446 115 35 Brimble Pit Mendip 00446 116 35 Westbury Hill Swallets Mendip 00446 117 36 05/03/1966 Tankard Hole Mendip Depression being filled? 00446 118 36 12/03/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip Shatter Chamber. Aborted 00446 119 38 13/03/1966 Read's Cavern Mendip 00446 120 38 19/03/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip 2 00446 121 38 20/03/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip Hairy Passage 00446 122 38 12/03/1966 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 2 00446 123 38 12/03/1966 Magnetometer Pot Yorkshire 00446 124 38 13/03/1966 Ingleborough Cave Yorkshire 00446 125 39 21/03/1966 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 126 39 22/03/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip Short Round Trip 00446 127 39 23/03/1966 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 2 00446 128 40 24/03/1966 Longwood Swallet / August Hole Mendip 00446 129 40 26/03/1966 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 2 00446 130 40 26/03/1966 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip 2 00446 131 41 02/04/1966 Longwood Swallet / August Hole Mendip 00446 132 41 03/04/1966 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 133 41 05/04/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip 6, Short Round Trip 00446 134 41 09/04/1966 St. Cuthbert's Swallet Mendip 00446 135 41 09/04/1966 Ashwick Rising Mendip Dig 00446 136 41 09/04/1966 Springfield Three Mendip Dig 00446 137 41 09/04/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 138 42 10/04/1966 Lamb Leer Cave Mendip 00446 139 42 11/04/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 140 42 15/04/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 141 42 16/04/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip Vicarage Passage 00446 142 42 16/04/1966 Goatchurch Cavern Mendip 00446 143 42 16/04/1966 Rod's Pot Mendip 00446 144 42 16/04/1966 Sidcot Swallet Mendip 00446 145 42 16/04/1966 Eastwater Cavern Mendip 00446 146 43 17/04/1966 Cuckoo Cleeves Mendip Entrance collapsing 00446 147 43 17/04/1966 Swildon's Hole Mendip 00446 148 43 16/04/1966 Stoke Lane Slocker Mendip Flooded 00446 149 43 17/04/1966 St.
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