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<center><h2>Photographers and authors of articles<br>
on CUCC expeditions 1976-present</h2></center>
<p>Don't run away with the idea that this is complete, although it must be
getting close.
<p>First, the editors of this archive must thank <b>everyone</b> in the full
<a href="index.htm">list of expedition members</a> - almost all of them
have written of their exploits in the expedition logbooks, so all of them are
authors of at least something in this archive. Everyone of them we have
managed to contact has been willing to have their words included here. We'd
also like to thank those few who reduced our workload by typing in parts of
the logbooks - a truly tedious job.
<p>Similarly, we must extend particular thanks to all those members who
have contributed to the many surveys - it is an unglamourous and often
thankless task. Several of the "published authors" in the list below
have also spent hundreds of hours in the laborious process of drawing
up the surveys - often to see their work rendered out-of-date even
before being published.
<p>Those in the following list have written articles about <b>CUCC
expeditions</b> (see <a href="../others/index.htm">Other groups</a> for
writing about other trips to the area) for either Cambridge Underground or
for other caving journals, which are already included here, or will
eventually be a part of the archive. They are included in alphabetical,
rather than chronological order, and no indication is given here of the
extent of their contribution. The list also includes all photographers who
have allowed the use of material in this archive and those who have helped
translate articles from foreign journals. Please see the <a
href="../pubs.htm">bibliography</a> of published reports for more details
on authorship. Photographs are credited in the html pages which hold the
full-sized images.
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<li>Andy Atkinson
<li>Rich Barker
<li>Steve Bellhouse
<li>Olly Betts
<li>Bob Bloodworth
<li>John Bowers
<li>Dave Brindle
<li>Victoria Brown
<li>Mike Burgess
<li>Charles Butcher
<li>Duncan Collis
<li>Andy Connolly
<li>Anthony Day
<li>Chris Densham
<li>Brian Derby
<li>Mark Dougherty
<li>Simon Farrow
<li>Dave Fearon
<li>Mark Fearon
<li>Jill Gates
<li>Clive George
<li>Julian Haines
<li>Dave Horsley
<li>Julian Griffiths
<li>Kate Janossy
<li>Simon Kellet
<li>Juliette Kelly
<li>Pete Lancaster
<li>Fran Lane
<li>Rebecca Lawson
<li>Jont Leach
<li>Rod Leach
<li>Erin Lynch
<li>Dan Mace
<li>Tony Malcolm
<li>Mike Martin
<li>Earl Merson
<li>Ian Millar
<li>Keith Millar
<li>Iain Miller
<li>Ben van Millingen
<li>Steve Perry
<li>Mike Perryman
<li>Nick Reckert
<li>Penny Reeves
<li>Mike Richardson
<li>Del Robinson
<li>Tony Rooke
<li>Hugh Salter
<li>Philip Sargent
<li>Mark Shinwell
<li>Mike Thomas
<li>Nick Thorne
<li>Phil Townsend
<li>Tim Vasbie-Burnie
<li>Andy Waddington
<li>Martin Warren
<li>Jared West
<li>Tina White
<li>Wookey
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<p>The large mass of cave descriptions have been taken from guidebook
descriptions or exploration reports by the above authors, or translated from
publications of groups listed under <a href="../others/index.htm">Other
Groups</a>. We'd like to thank the librarian of the F&eacute;d&eacute;ration
Belgique de Sp&eacute;l&eacute;ologie for supplying photocopies of articles,
and Jill Gates (ULSA and NPC) for help with translation.
<p>Certain parts of the <a href="../handbook/index.htm">Expedition
Handbook</a> are derived from earlier documents used by other clubs, most
especially the
<a href="http://norbert.materials.ox.ac.uk:8080/OUCC/Archive.htm">Oxford
University Caving Club</a>. This particularly includes the
<a href="../handbook/rescue.htm">Rescue guide</a>, which owes much to Gavin
Lowe. If you are browsing locally, you may also find a mirror of the
well-illustrated <a href="../handbook/3rdparty/sherry/srtrig.htm">SRT
rigging guide</a> produced by Sherry Mayo with contributions from Mark Bown.
If that link doesn't work, (which it won't if you are browsing over the
"real" internet), then the original is
<a href="http://www.cavepage.magna.com.au/cave/srtrig.html">here</a>.
<p>The editors would like to thank the discoverers of Kaninchenh&ouml;hle
for finding a cave so complex that hypertext seemed the only way to build
a usable guidebook description. Without the start that this gave, the
website might never have come about. Andy Waddington started the major
rewrite of the description in an effort to understand the cave without
having to make the sacrifice of going underground. The endless questions
that this provoked stimulated Wookey and others to join the work. HTML
provides the means to keep linking in new bits of material interminably
and Wookey provided the stimulus to make it more cohesive by finding the
space on a real web site. We'd also like to thank everyone who has
browsed these pages and made constructive comments or reported bugs.
<p>Finally, both exploration and documentation continue. The editors welcome
your <a href="../../fdback.htm">feedback</a> on the existing site or
contributions of writing or photographs of the area.
<p>Andy Waddington<br>
mail: &lt;Austria (at) pennine.demon.co.uk&gt;<br>
Andy's own
<a href="http://www.pennine.demon.co.uk/Andy/index.htm">homepage</a>
<p>Wookey<br>
mail: &lt;Wookey (at) aleph1.co.uk&gt;<br>
Wookey's own <a href="http://www.chaos.org.uk/~wookey/">homepage</a>
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