VALENTINE SPRING
25.362800,92.506400
Description
No locally known name has been identified for a seasonal spring of water rising at the base of the hills (no name mentioned) approximately north-east (note 1) of Krem –>Bam Khnai. APPROACH: In case of trying to find this item in spite of a lacking access description that would explain how exactly to get there, one is left to rely on Duxbury (2004.02.14 Mss: Valentine's Spring) who commands to follow base of hills approximately NE from Krem Ban Khnei [sic! for: Krem –>Bam Khnai]. Just right of track leading into next valley, along right edge of paddy fields. CAVE DESCRIPTION: 1.5 m wide rift, 2 m deep, 3 m long. Static water in bottom. Closes down almost imediately. No draught [sic!] (Duxbury 2004.02.14 Mss: Valentine's Spring) rather in the sense of -no draught beer- than a lacking air current. PROSPECTS: The prospects for identifying a tourist caver in search of recreational adventure caving, who knows what to think or to do in the face of such a spring, are Nil (Duxbury 2004.02.4 Mss: Valentine's Spring).4 Mss: Valentine's Spring).
Documents
Bibliography 06/01/2018Cavités proche
Distance (km) | Nom | Longueur (m) | Profondeur (m) |
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0.4 | CHESTNUT TREE HOLE (aa -) | ||
0.5 | AA CAVE 3 (Whitaker 2006) | ||
0.6 | Three Boys' Pot (Whitaker 2006) (aa -) | ||
0.6 | AA CAVE 4 (Whitaker 2006) | ||
0.6 | BAM KHNE (Krem) | ||
0.7 | CHUNA, Khaidong (Krem) | ||
0.7 | MYRSIANG (Krem) | ||
0.7 | SOH LEWE (Krem) | ||
0.7 | AA CAVE 8x10 (Redder 2008) |