The British Caving Association

a. Ogof Draenen
b. Cold Fusion Passage
c. Clumped gold dust in lumps and large peeled flakes
d. Angular boulders below a barite vein, in a very large collapse passage
e. photos attached below
f. Roughly 326191,210694 at about 125 metres below the surface. No access restrictions.

a. Ogof Draenen
b. Intergalactic Overdraught
c. Large crystalline breadcrumbs, appearing more like gypsum than calcite
d. Angular boulders, in a roughly 2m square passage
e. photos attached below
f. Roughly 326113,210688 at about 128 metres below the surface. No access restrictions.

a. Ogof Draenen b. Lost In Space c. Fine white dust and 10 cm twiglets, close to gypsum crystal aggregations d. Angular boulders topped by fluffy/bobbly mud, in a wide V-shaped passage e. photos attached below f. Roughly 325926,210825 at about 120 metres below the surface. No access restrictions. Th...

a. Ogof Draenen b. Red Chamber c. Aggregation of small beads, underlain and overlain by gypsum crystal aggregations d. Fluffy/bobbly mud fringed by angular boulders, in a wide but low V-shaped passage e. photos attached below f. Roughly 325855,210843 at about 120 metres below the surface. No access ...

a. Ogof Draenen
b. Black Run
c. Very fine white crystal dust
d. Angular boulders in a roughly 3 m square passage
e. photos attached below
f. Roughly 325844,210770 at about 115 metres below the surface. No access restrictions.

b. Morgannwg Passage d. Cave description to follow d. On top of fluffy/bobbly mud and small breakdown rocks. Small enlargement above narrow rift passage. f. Roughly at 324350,212210 at about 98 metres below the surface. Very difficult rift passage. Passage is taped off to protect extremely fragile ...