Category Archives: Caving

BIG chambers – now this is more like it!

Posted on October 22, 2022 by marilyn

KANGAROO ISLAND – PART 2 – 20-22 October 2022 After our day of sight-seeing, it was back to the caves.  The groups had been re-organised and so for the next three days I’d be caving with other surveyors – this … Continue reading →

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How many squeezy holes could there be?

Posted on October 18, 2022 by marilyn

KANGAROO ISLAND – PART 1 – 15-18 October, 2022 When Clare B told me about the project to survey 100+ new caves found on Kangaroo Island (in South Australia), she was very clear, she had no idea what we’d find … Continue reading →

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Are we there yet?

Posted on October 3, 2022 by marilyn

GLENROCK, NSW – 1-3 October 2022 The last time I visited this caving area was five years ago.  I remembered it being small squeezy holes and thinking that I probably wouldn’t bother to go back.  But Marcia and Diana were … Continue reading →

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Borenore Bludge Weekend

Posted on August 21, 2022 by marilyn

BORENORE CAVES, NSW – 20-21 August 2022 Jim floated the idea of a trip to Borenore Caves (one of the few caving areas in NSW that are open lol), there aren’t that many caves there, certainly not enough for a … Continue reading →

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Mount Etna – environmental warriors, death and wanton destruction

Posted on August 4, 2022 by marilyn

MOUNT ETNA, QLD – 24 July – 4 August 2022 When Rod put the Mount Etna trip on the MSS calendar, neither Marcia nor I had heard of the place.  We figured we’d go for a holiday in a warmer … Continue reading →

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