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<html><head><title>Lost Rucksack Hole 1st descent</title></head><body>
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<p>Adam Cooper starting an SRT descent of a newly discovered shaft on the
plateau in 1993. The shaft had already been investigated on ladder -
necessary because, as the name "Lost Rucksack Hole" suggests, he had dropped
his rucksack containing the rope into the shaft in a careless moment.
<p>This sort of entrance is typical of prospecting on the plateau. Also
typical is the fact that no-one could find the shaft again in 1993. It was
given number <a href="../../200.htm">CUCC93-01</a>, and re-found in 1995, but
no gear was to hand. Thus it remained unexplored beyond this surface shaft
until 1998, when it was finally bottomed in three trips, numbered 1623/200,
and very definitely fixed by GPS and surface survey and marked with a metal
tag. We won't be losing that one again, at least !
<br><font size=-1>Photo &copy; Andy Waddington 1993</font>
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