pimmo2000

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I'm all for thrill seeking .. but this is the stuff of nightmares for me


I can't even begin to grasp why anyone would try this, let alone be the first person to investigate a cave ..

tony de wonderful

I think that's where someone died after getting trapped? A horrific death. Stuck upside down in a hole the size of a washing machine door.

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urban

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Bunch of ********* if you ask me

dpb

Sounds like equipment failure ?

The same half filled with water would certainly be my nightmare

neil-h

By the looks of it, it's the same bloke (at the risk of stating the obvious).

wrx300scooby

Complete idiots, I suppose if they get into trouble they would expect rescue teams to put their own lives in danger to try and get them out of there. Totally selfish

Paben

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You could level the same accusation at all high risk sports, but rescue teams are enthusiasts themselves and rarely think that way.

tony de wonderful

wrx300scooby

Got to disagree with you TBH. Not all extreme sports in any way put people in a position of danger. Just the nutters who go down holes in the ground or try to climb mountains/rock faces.

Paben

iTrader: (5)

Surely an extreme sport by definition is inherently dangerous? Base jumping, sky diving, cave diving, seriously off piste skiing/snowboarding, hang and paragliding, big wave surfing, ice climbing etc etc, all extreme and all dangerous. Admittedlly, when some of these go wrong there's no need for a rescue team!

wrx300scooby

Precisely my point

neil-h

This bits quite important IMO, the majority of rescue services are voluntary and tend to be made up of groups of people who are already interested/involved in the activity.

njkmrs

Umm
Tight ,moist but not the kind of hole I like to get stuck in....