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crowborough caves the famous crowborough tourist attraction crowborough caves diary chronical 18 home get me out of here crowborough caves. this web page documents all the latest reports about this famous but controversial grotto. ashdown forest's popular point of interest for east sussex tourists. crowborough caves diary . the caves continue to be very popular with more people this year, the exploration of the network of caves continues to find more links. click here to view issue 18 of crowborough caves chronicles. also see issue 13 , issue 14 (not available) , issue 15 , issue 16 and issue 17 . so you have read all the exciting things that happen down caves, well "try it for yourself", go to the link here . our contributions are internationally recognised in the caving community and much discussed, for example, subterranea , wealden cave and mine society , uk caving , fund raising crowborough caves calendar , mine exploration forum , famous showcaves , , information britain , the historic military vehicle forum , the knowhere guide , even heathrow taxis recommend this famous attraction , google , 28 days later , crowborough society and culture , todays results , zoopla and we were most disappointed when wikipedia reclassified our crowborough cave entry thanks to the local tullis explorers and crowborough scout group for their continuing support and help with the cave maintenance. martyn everitt maintains this web site and he also tutors maths and science see 1c.org.uk for more information. the installation of the photovolcaic solar panels in the cave roof have not been quite as successful as anticipated although the feed in tariff is good. when each visitor shines their torch upwards we generate about 1mw! by carbon dating we have proved the caves are 100,000 years old +/- 3 years in 2016 and therefore all our supporters raised a glass to celibate this centi-millennium anniversary. may everyone's glass be full and 2016 be a fantastic memorable year. the cave lights have been enhanced for christmas. the third candle has made all the difference. the crowborough scouts have been asked not to deliver christmas cards to the caves as no one really lives here. if you check with the electoral role there is no one registered as living there. while it is true there is running water there are not really any convenient facilities. so this would not be at all suitable place for a bunch of people to live, would it! so none of the rumours are true. and none of the people who do not live there would admit it anyway. the photographs here are of gold ore which we found at the entrance. the nodules were greatly valued by the foolish pyrites. i cannot thank you enough for the education i am receiving via your website and newsletters. keep it up. regards russell e. "there are some tunnels in crowborough on ashdown forest - i know because i've been down some of them. they were built during the first world war by sappers as part of their training. you can still see the remains of entrances but most have collapsed now. just south of the a26 at poundgate not far from old toll cottage (which is where my father lived)." thanks hamster for this contribution. nancy bellis has been banned from doing some artistic shots in the caves for her friends' charity calendar. further to the considerable interest from many people wanting to participate in the extreme sport of cave cycling (which has the added thrill on cycling below the ashdown forest where bicycling is banned) the cave committee (or at least the members that are still alive) would like to clarify the rules for the latest extreme activity. " yes tractors are allowed in crowborough caves, so long as they are pedal powered, motorised ones are not allowed for obvious reasons (i.e. too loud). also you would have to carry the tractor to the entrance because pedal powered vehicles are banned on ashdown forest." readers will be pleased to know the woodland around the caves is part of the ashdown forest which is looked after by the ashdown conservators and therefore is not going to be sold by the government. unfortunately access to the site is still restricted, with bicycles being prohibited, although you can ride your horse there if you have one! ironically you are not allowed to ride your horse down the cave, but bicycles are most welcome if you carry them to the cave. (also cycle helmets are essential for subterranean perambulation.) just to remind everyone to bring their lights! currently there is only one route that is wide enough to cycle (there's challenge for someone to find another!!). obviously there is only one route out so please keep to the left....unless you're from france then keep right!!! both girls and boys are most welcome to join our junior section of the sas [speleologists anonymous society] these young members are now know as cavelets and not as previously, grottos. the most popular game they play is hide and seek. our intrepid investigator nikki small has found out that there used to be a lot of smugglers in the crowborough area back in ye olde days and they also used the caves. (more research will be needed to pin down the date a bit more precisely) "i looked on the website and i also did a bit of investigating on the internet. it seems the crowborough caves are a bit of an urban legend . there are also some old ammo dumps that the crowborough camp made back in ww2 that resemble tunnels . i would also like to point out that caves form in places where limestone rocks occur. crowborough is on a bedrock of sandstones so "caves" would be very unlikely. also any website mentioning the caves doesn't reveal it's location. the bit on the website about the gnomes is funny." kevin cooper ( this article was abbreviated for clarity and the location is kept secret for security reasons. ed. ) salt stocks are under less strain in east sussex due to "super salt" the county council this week said it had enough grit for main roads, but it was competing with other highways authorities for refills. crowborough council has been able to replenish their from the local caves and have thanked the conservators cooperation in allowing the extraction of 23.7 m tonnes. the unusual composition consisting of bromide (br-) 30.19%, chloride (cl-) 25.03%, sodium (na+) 20.59%, sulfate (so42-) 17.68%, magnesium (mg2+) 3.68%, calcium (ca2+) 1.18%, potassium (k+) 1.11%, bicarbonate (hco3-) 0.41%, borate (bo33-) 0.08%, strontiumum (sr2+) 0.04% and everything else 0.01%, has given it the nick name "super salt" as it is especially good at melting snow. (this might also explain crowborough's low birth rate) "but have you considered the impact on the road? crowborough does seem to have much worse pot holes. i wonder if the council is aware of some scottish research by mr t mach on the chemical reaction between road surfaces and super salt." adrian brown lunar eclipse another world exclusive, the photo is of the lunar eclipse from crowborough caves taken at 8:20 on 21 december 2010. gareth owen-williams's dad (a notorious crowborough resident) was a pitprop in the claret caverns of bordeaux will be caving in luanda, angola next week. they have found a similar entrance, but due to seismic activity the initial decent was delayed a couple of weeks. can't wait to get down there and snap some photos! (will he find the link to crowborough?) russell everitt special report about the wild life down crowborough cave by our local naturist (jonny small) the temperature in the cave remains at 12°c all year around, therefore it is haven for the local ashdown forest wild life, we installed a large number of cameras in the cave using the latest technology (as seen on the bbc's autumnwatch!) see the below amazing images. all the crowborough cave editorial staff would like to wish all sas members happy christmas and a fantastic new year a recent article in sussex life magazine stated "going underground a labyrinth of caves run through the hillside around crowborou

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