PYRDA MINE PIT (2015.01.07 Scherzer)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

A certain U Meding (with an unidentified surname) guided Harald Scherzer and Franz Lindenmayr on 7th January 2015 from somewhere in the village of Chiehruphi along an unspecified route for an unidentified distance in an unidentified direction to an unspecified kind of a coal miners' pit (unidentified shape, unidentified dimensions, unidentified characteristics) in a clearing (note 1). IDENTITY: Unknown. The mine pit was neither peeped in nor entered (Scherzer, H 2015 personal communication) but anyhow was instantly but erroneously identified with the mine pit which intersects the cave passages of Krem –>Pyrda, Chiehruphi (note 2). SITUATION: The GPS position N25°12´48.4´´ E092°22´56.0´´ (25°12'48.4”N: 92°22'56.0”E) for the Pyrda Mine Pit (Scherzer 2015) indicates a spot which lies 86 m or about 3” (three seconds on the GPS) due east of Krem –>Pyrda, Chiehruphi, the mine pit that intersects cave passages (note 3).A certain U Meding (with an unidentified surname) guided Harald Scherzer and Franz Lindenmayr on 7th January 2015 from somewhere in the village of Chiehruphi along an unspecified route for an unidentified distance in an unidentified direction to an unspecified kind of a coal miners' pit (unidentified shape, unidentified dimensions, unidentified characteristics) in a clearing (note 1). IDENTITY: Unknown. The mine pit was neither peeped in nor entered (Scherzer, H 2015 personal communication) but anyhow was instantly but erroneously identified with the mine pit which intersects the cave passages of Krem –>Pyrda, Chiehruphi (note 2). SITUATION: The GPS position N25°12´48.4´´ E092°22´56.0´´ (25°12'48.4”N: 92°22'56.0”E) for the Pyrda Mine Pit (Scherzer 2015) indicates a spot which lies 86 m or about 3” (three seconds on the GPS) due east of Krem –>Pyrda, Chiehruphi, the mine pit that intersects cave passages (note 3).