Haha, parenting, such joy, so easy. 
not reached eighteen years yet 
Anyway, a trip underground is good regardless, LJs and its mix of routes is a fine place.
The log book section is the only publicly viewable part of the forum. So this is viewable by non-members and Alex’s statement stands true.
However: The likelihood of random viewing of this post by the public is of course “very” slim. Therefore the chance of random cavers using abandoned rigging by a lightweight team within the next week is negligible. Worth pointing out though, just in case.
Good stuff. It’s a great and varied round trip 
How’s the Martian Army doing these days? Foody, ale choice, etc..? Not been in for years.
Maybe we should really start to explore this area, the limestone seems really thick as it goes all the way up the hill, there has got to be lots of depth potential
If memory serves me right Wensleydale is made up of the Yoredale series, which is beds of limestone separated by shale and other rock. So not one continuous big block, you won’t get much depth unless there’s a fault that allows water to pass from one bed to another (like at Langcliffe) or the cave follows the dip for a very long way.
However, the Yoredales support some impressive/long caves – Fairy, Cliff Force, the mazes etc.. miles of passages await the lucky explorer in that neck of the woods…
