Arki Resurgence

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

A resurgence (note 1) or cave and spring water (no flow mentioned, apparently perennial) with an unidentified name was seen a difficult to reconstruct location at the base of the limestone from where Arki obtaines its water. A low upper level continues for 100 feet [an estimated 30 m] (HODGSON, D 1970b: 2). It is the journalist BANDE (2001), who reports from the vicinity of –>Lutru Mahadev that in one way or another nearby is Gangeshwar Mahadev temple, which has a water spring. It is a perennial sources of water for Arki.SITUATION: We set up base camp [note 2] just above Arki and just below a large resurgence (HALL 1971: 6). PROSPECTS: On the one-hand side still being pushed to date. A fruitless search [note 3] was made of the limestone above (HODGSON 1970b: 2) but on the other still there's always the resurgence (HODGSON 1970b: 4).A resurgence (note 1) or cave and spring water (no flow mentioned, apparently perennial) with an unidentified name was seen a difficult to reconstruct location at the base of the limestone from where Arki obtaines its water. A low upper level continues for 100 feet [an estimated 30 m] (HODGSON, D 1970b: 2). It is the journalist BANDE (2001), who reports from the vicinity of –>Lutru Mahadev that in one way or another nearby is Gangeshwar Mahadev temple, which has a water spring. It is a perennial sources of water for Arki.SITUATION: We set up base camp [note 2] just above Arki and just below a large resurgence (HALL 1971: 6). PROSPECTS: On the one-hand side still being pushed to date. A fruitless search [note 3] was made of the limestone above (HODGSON 1970b: 2) but on the other still there's always the resurgence (HODGSON 1970b: 4).