This weekend, the club went on another very successful trip to South Wales, staying at the Croydon.
Even before we started, we knew that it would be an eventful one – an astonishing 18 people turned up for it – unprecedented for the summer term?! And that indeed turned out to be the case…
Among other things, we:
- Saw some spectacular helictites in Pant Mawr – well worth the hour’s walk to get there!
- Indulged in our usual pastimes of Sock Wrestling, The Box Game, etc
- Navigated our way intrepidly through a non-existent forest, attempting to find our next cave…
- Once we eventually found it, spent the next hour inside the most pointless, stupid, ridiculous and muddy cave ever – but also one of the most entertaining! See the photo above for the aftermath…
- Learnt the best techniques for preventing copious amounts of mud getting smeared in the interior of the minibus, whilst attempting to travel somewhere we could clean off …
- … spent an hour cleaning the interior of the minibus, after said techniques failed spectacularly!
- Learnt that the best answer to any question is invariably “SAUSAGES!!!”
In short, it was another excellent trip! Thanks to Elsie and the rest of the committee for organising it…
Reading University Caving Club


A very few photos from this weekend’s trip to Yorkshire are now
A quick reminder that the first trip of next term is Yorkshire, YSS, 28th April-1st May (first weekend of next term).
Finally, pictures to show that we’ve been caving and had fun this year! Thanks to Caitlyn and Henry P, we give you:
New Year, New Adventures. Trips for this term:
This weekend we went away to CHECC in Yorkshire and mostly:
Some more photos of people underground (the third trip of that long day) are
Welcome New People!