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Just as a warning: I've read somewhere that one is not supposed to put information about the location of a cave without explaining the access conditions. For example, when you describe a cave that's on private property, you have to say so, and who's property it is, and from whom you must seek permission. Otherwise people can be naughty and say they didn't know it was private property, because they found the information off the web.Goatchurch 00:55, 5 February 2007 (UTC)Reply
