NO NAME CAVE, Khaidong (Groves 2002), 2nd (aa -)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An unspecified cave entrance (unidentified shape, unidentified dimensions, unidentified orientation, unidentified characteristics) is said to give access to an estimated 15 to 20 m pitch from the surface (Groves, M 2002.02.25 Mss: No Name (Khaidong) 25/02/02). ETYMOLOGY: At a quick and easy glance No Name but the Poujongtet (Groves 2002.02.25 Mss) created by Dr. Groves (South Wales Caving Club, SWCC) is meant to refer to the cave entrace of Krem –>Wah poh Jingtep. SITUATION: Unknown. In an unidentified setting and at an unspecified location, which Groves (2002.02.25 Mss) understood to lie near Poujongtet (sic!) or, to be precise, in several unidentified spatial relations to each and every of all the landmarks and cave entrances in the same vicinity. APPROACH: Gentlemen accustomed to drillground speak will be pleased upon being ordered to follow GPS from Krem Shrieh (Groves 2002.02.25 Mss). CAVE DESCRIPTION: No Name. A 15 to 20 m pitch from the surface leading to a boulder strewn chambr with possible passage leading off at about 030°. Worth a look. Needs 20 m rope to chamber (Groves 2002.02.25 Mss).