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Author Carrock mine
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Posted: 26/01/2012 15:43:32
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Hi Peregrine again
Done another trip down Carrock and this time I removed those lager cans. Would like to point out there has been a recent roof fall on the emerson vein which as formed a dam just about half way on, it is passable but the water will be about 3ft deep which could easily be drained with a pick because the material is more like small chippings. We also found a frog which I took a photo of and could feel a draught of fresh air also found plant life from the surface. I would advise to anyone who wants to pass this partial blockage to put up new roof supports before continuing on.This was not there on my last visit when we diid a full trip right through the whole mine. My gas detector shows low oxygen in parts but not dangerously low, but clear for most of it
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Posted: 26/01/2012 21:43:38
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Peregrine wrote:

Hi Peregrine again
Done another trip down Carrock and this time I removed those lager cans. Would like to point out there has been a recent roof fall on the emerson vein which as formed a dam just about half way on, it is passable but the water will be about 3ft deep which could easily be drained with a pick because the material is more like small chippings. We also found a frog which I took a photo of and could feel a draught of fresh air also found plant life from the surface. I would advise to anyone who wants to pass this partial blockage to put up new roof supports before continuing on.This was not there on my last visit when we diid a full trip right through the whole mine. My gas detector shows low oxygen in parts but not dangerously low, but clear for most of it
By for now Peregrine


Probably worth someone having a go at clearing the water - it may be an idea to let someone from CATMHS know?

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