Wieringermeer Trail
A new opportunity for trail running has arisen in North Holland, the Wieringermeer Trail. de 1e WIERINGERMEERTRAIL We zijn trots op het feit dat we deze trail kunnen en mogen … Continue reading
Vietnam’s infinite cave
Watch this documentary on a mammoth cave in Viernam: Or for even more Studio Blu released some Italian documentaries with Wnglish subtitles: http://www.youtube.com/user/studioblu
Cave of forgotten dreams
Cave of forgotten dreams is a great documentary by Werner Herzog: http://www.science.fulldocumentary.com/default.asp?action=listing&id=1024 In 1994, a group of scientists discovered a cave in Southern France perfectly preserved for over 20,000 years … Continue reading
Cavediving
Today I watched a documentary on cavediving. It was about caves in Mexico, the island Cozumel in Yucatan. I found information on the great informative site http://www.caves.org (here). I MUST … Continue reading
Sportroute
I’ve started to run, in preparation for both survival and a short triathlon I will be swimming/cycling/running in june. I set up a training route of around 2 km. around … Continue reading
Handbook on caving: Vertical
A great source on caving techniques is in the book “Vertical”
Portsmouth
In july I will be visiting Portsmouth for a conference. If time permits I will try and visit some heritage sites, e.g. Portsdown.
Caving in Belgium
I am discovering the wonders of the great http://www.scavalon.be site. Especially the “easy” Trou de L’église Cave should be easy to confront quickly (http://www.scavalon.be/avalonnl/discov/eglidury.htm) I remember having visited one cave. … Continue reading
Sources on caves
I finally started a personal blog just to see if I am able to keep publishing. The first major topic will probably be caving. From my childhood, when visiting Wales … Continue reading
