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<div class="tripdate" id="2024-08-10a">2024-08-09</div> <div class="tripdate" id="2024-08-10a">2024-08-09</div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Adam</u>,Fiona,</div> <div class="trippeople"><u>Adam</u>,Fiona,</div>
<div class="triptitle">Balcony - Ferrying for the derig</div> <div class="triptitle">Balcony - Ferrying for the derig</div>
I only put Fiona in the "other names" field because all others involved with this derig had a very different experience to us. I only put Fiona in the "other names" field because all others involved with this derig had a very different experience to us. But the others involved in the derig of this cave today were Chris, James, Becka, Nat, Sarah, Rob and Colin.
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James, Chris, Fiona and I were planning to leave at 1pm, though about ten minutes beforehand I spotted rain clouds coming in. I gathered the clothes outside drying and alerted the others to do the same, awaking them from their pre-cave slumber. After we got everything in, the rain came down. It wasn't nearly as bad as the day before, which had seen the plateau disappear entirely as the rain bouncing off the stone shrouded the world from view. We decided not to leave until after the rain had passed and realised that for a second time running the Welsh Engineering derig team must have been flood pulsed. James, Chris, Fiona and I were planning to leave at 1pm, though about ten minutes beforehand I spotted rain clouds coming in. I gathered the clothes outside drying and alerted the others to do the same, awaking them from their pre-cave slumber. After we got everything in, the rain came down. It wasn't nearly as bad as the day before, which had seen the plateau disappear entirely as the rain bouncing off the stone shrouded the world from view. We decided not to leave until after the rain had passed and realised that for a second time running the Welsh Engineering derig team must have been flood pulsed.
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