WAH BSEIÑ 1c (Krem)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

The officially third [3rd] cave entrance (note 1) to the first Krem Wah Bseiñ is indicated as a north-east facing Entrance 3 (ARBENZ, T 2012: 231 cave plan) and was not only interpreted as an exurgence (in the sense of a spring of water) but also as a bizarre exit (Bailey, N 2011.02.14 Mss: Krem Bsein 1.doc) giving access to the first Krem –>Wah Bseiñ. SITUATION: … just two steps away from the Kopili (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2011.03.27 undated Mss: 2011 Diary.doc: Tuesday 15th February 2011) or, to be precise, at an unidentified location (note 2) without recorded GPS position (Bailey, N 2011.02.14 Mss: Krem Bsein 1.doc) above the orographically right bank of the Kopili River and in unspecified spatial relations to each of the other three or six known cave entrances of Krem –>Wah Bsein 1 and Krem –>Wah Bsein 2. CAVE DESCRIPTIONS: The downstream entrance (Krem Bsein 1) yielded … a maze and another passage to the left going to the surface (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2011.03.27 undatedMss: 2011 Diary.doc: Monday, 14th February 2011). The cave … closes down to [sic! qua: leads to] a 6 m drop into a smaller wet passage. This was followed-on to an exit at [sic! qua: another cave entrance above the bank of] the Kopili River (Bailey, N 2011.02.14 Mss: Krem Bsein 1.doc).Mss: 2011 Diary.doc: Monday, 14th February 2011). The cave … closes down to [sic! qua: leads to] a 6 m drop into a smaller wet passage. This was followed-on to an exit at [sic! qua: another cave entrance above the bank of] the Kopili River (Bailey, N 2011.02.14 Mss: Krem Bsein 1.doc).