I'm actually bringing a special rig down to no mount this line in Jug, buddy went in there a little bit and told me about it but had to turn back early due to gas constraints.
How many feet back does it go, T/Split, any rooms etc etc?
I've heard there is a room, but I don't know how far back it is and I'm pretty sure there are no jumps/T's.
Not a lot of map data from that area either (that I have seen)
You may find that sidemount will not allow passage further in... Then again, the only way to know is to go...Originally Posted by Marchand
Joe
Maybe a certain Swiss cave diver (who likes really tight places) needs to take a look at this passage...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHOUtOgKapI
about 170 of twisted line was replaced with nice new braided line. One T. We'll get survey data when they re-open in the fall.
I stayed behind because we weren't sure if there would be enough room. Also, with my inflator hose on the top of my wing, it was difficult to fit. Flow through the restriction is very tight.
I've made a rough sketch of the tunnel on the jug map, but need to have my buddy verify that it is somewhat correct. I didn't count knots the whole way in, so if th 300' arrow isn't about 300' feet from the entrance, my sketch will be in the wrong spot...
May or may not since when I measured the line there was no defined zero point. PLEASE don't move the line arrows,placement is important for an ongoing study.
"Not all change is improvement...but all improvement is change" Donald Berwick
No arrows have or will be moved. When we return, we might add some arrows, but most likely if we do, they would be on the jump line, not the "gold" line. If we need markers for survey, we'll use cookies.
You might check with Wes Skiles. He may have already surveyed that passage, but didn't add it to the map.
There is a T
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