BRISYNI 2 (Krem)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

The second Krem Brisyni is a cave of simultaneously divergent dimensions, which Jarratt (note 1) recorded to consist of an estimated twelve or more metre deep shaft and Jarratt (note 2) estimated to a depth of 5 m while Jarratt (note 3) reported a 6 m rubble slope descending to what appears to be a more than 12 m deep shaft. SITUATION: At an inexplicable location and in an unidentified spatial relation above Brisyni 1 (Jarratt 2005.02.21 Mss: Brisyni 2). CAVE DESCRIPTION: 6 m rubble slope to 12 m pot. Probably free-climbable but needs rope or ladder for safety. Entrance in sharp lapiaz at edge of [what had been in February 2005 a] cleared ground. (Jarratt 2005.02.21 Mss: Brisyni 2). mcra.org.uk/logbooks/?dir=jrat (accessed 2008.12.05) confirms that Jarratt (2005.02.21 Mss -Cave Log- vol. 13, page 15) reports from Krem Brisyni 2 to have discovered 18 m pot ongoing. PROSPECTS: Jarratt (2005.02.21 Mss: Brisyni 2) says it is Good to explore this cave. CAVE CLIMATE: Jarratt (2005.0221 Mss: Brisyni 2) noticed a draughting air current (air flow). CAVE LIFE: Heteropoda (Arachnidae: Aranea: Sparassidae: conf. Heteropoda sp.).21 Mss: Brisyni 2) noticed a draughting air current (air flow). CAVE LIFE: Heteropoda (Arachnidae: Aranea: Sparassidae: conf. Heteropoda sp.).