This was our first good find of 1990, as with all the following caves, in the forest to the north of Laze. A small hole at the bottom of a small rock face didn't look too exciting - until stones were heard to fall a long way down!

The entrance is a rift which made bolting difficult to say the least. Luckily, it soon opened out into quite a nice little shaft interrupted at about -11m by a rock bridge. The shaft continued to about -23m, where a balcony marked the start of the shaft proper, opening out into large proportions. The bottom of the shaft was reached at -47m, the floor being about 10m diameter.

A narrow slot to one side continued into a small chamber, leading through a very small hole into another small chamber. A calcited slot at the bottom corner issued a draught, but was too small to pass. (Not any more. Another 30metres depth added, ha!! Ed).