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    Caving?

    It might be a long shot but...
    Anyone else into caving/potholing?



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    Hi Bryony,

    I am an X member of the cambridge university caving club (graduated 1991). The club was still going strong when last I heard about it when I met some other members in China.

    They have a website. Search CUCC, cambridge, with photos from meets and even a meets list for September and a list of contacts.

    I even remember one of our members was a medic on the 'Fast course', so it is possible to cave and to study medicine.

    It's not a big club, but is very active, friendly and non elitist. People lend gear and are very pleased to recieve beginners or experienced folk. (I started a complete beginner)

    Happy caving!!

    Julie

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    Hey,

    I have done a lot of caving myself during the last past years and I really enjoyed it, I tend to do most of the caving in Spain .

    Bye,

    Marc
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    caving is good

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    but not in sheffield at the mo, macca.
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    Done a bit with NUCC, more to do with the fact the fact that a good friend was president, but good fun none the less, quite a few medics involved too. http://www.su.nottingham.ac.uk/~caving/

    As an interesting aside, I was reading about caving medicine (in the RGS Expedition Medicine book) and it said that in cave rescue situations generally by the time a doctor (etc) arrives the patient is either stable or dead as it takes so long to get help inside...
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    i am a dormant member of me caving soc, aye (hehehe)
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    Potholing? *shudder*

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    I concur noodle... Being claustrophobic, and having my greatest fear as drowning/suffocation, caving is soooooooo not for me.. I have tried it... And it was not pretty... I spazzed out in the middle of the cheese slice in the Lake district... Had to be coaxed out.... V. embarrassing.
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