MULIEH (Jarratt 2004.02.19) (Krem)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

This is probably one of the three aligned pothole cave entrances of Krem –>Mulieh 1/2/3 (Arbenz, T 2008) but nothing has became known of this particular one of the three -White Stone Caves- that have been called Krem Muhlieh (note 1), Krem Moulieh (note 2), and the like (note 3). It was here, that cave explorers allegedly -surveyed- (sports caver standards) between 118.87 m (JARRATT 2004a: 28, 2004b) and 140.95 m (Brooks 2004.04.16 revised 2004.05.11 Mss: Survey Summary) of so-called -survey length- to a degree yielding a -survey- (total sum of survey leg lengths) but no cave survey (cave plan). CAVE DESCRIPTION (after Limelight data file, held by Thomas Arbenz, dated 2004.02.19-20): An intitial Dump Inlet (30.5 m long) joins a Chamber Pot (51.97 m long) and a third survey series (no degrading name known, 36.39 m long) and reaches an overall depth of 62.01 m. SITUATION 1: For some, the location of this and other Krem Muliehs (Jarratt 2004.02.19-20) is unexplainable. On the other hand,the cave entrance is suspected to lie somewhere in the vicinity of the Um Skap, a seasonal stream in the Mulieh area on Lum Patwat, a spur on the eastern flank of the Shnongrim ridge. SITUATION 2 (JARRATT 2004a, 2004b): Somewhere in a catchment area above Krem –>Wah Shikar. SITUATION 3: (Arbenz, T 2008 Mss -Fieldbook- 69): See Krem –>Mulieh 1/2/3.the cave entrance is suspected to lie somewhere in the vicinity of the Um Skap, a seasonal stream in the Mulieh area on Lum Patwat, a spur on the eastern flank of the Shnongrim ridge. SITUATION 2 (JARRATT 2004a, 2004b): Somewhere in a catchment area above Krem –>Wah Shikar. SITUATION 3: (Arbenz, T 2008 Mss -Fieldbook- 69): See Krem –>Mulieh 1/2/3.