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Went solo in eyam today to try the knee out. Not bad a little stiff but otherwise OK.

Does anyone know what the cave on the south side of the dale near eyam is. Blue plastic barrel entrance shaft ( about 5 deep )just above the road This is not shown in my caves of Derbyshire guide ?? Martin any ideas ???

See you soon Hope you all had a good bank holiday ??

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	1. 05-05-2008 17:13
	Flower Pot That would be Flower Pot, it drops into the far reaches of the Dynamite Series of Carlwark. There was a collapse at the bottom of the shaft some time ago and some peeps on ukcaving were looking to re-open it and make it safe. Cheers, Martin. Registered

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