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2006-11-18
Ksiedza Borka


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Jura in October


2006-10-07..08
Self-rescue


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Visiting the summer course


2006-09-03
Sanka Valley


2006-06-24
Black's North entrance


2006-06-10
Sleeping Knights' Cave


2006-05-27
Dolina Bedkowska (Bedkowska Valley)


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France


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Spring photos in Jura


2006-04-01
April Fools' Day in Jura


2006-03-25
Jura in March


2006-01-21
Cold Cave - Zwolinskis' Sump


2006-01-15
Kasprowa Niznia - Middle Sponge and other side passages


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2006-11-18 Ksiedza Borka
A quick trip to Mirow - a walk in the vicinity plus Father Borek's Cave.

We found the cave pretty quickly, but a GPS came in handy to map the area that we had already covered. The entrance pitch is quite easy and a rope is not necessary, however, you land just over a steep slope, so a hand-line comes in... handy. :-)

At the bottom of this slope you can climb up to a small chamber - although the climb is not that easy. I finally made it on the third try - there's something resembling a vertical squeeze. But it was worth it - the only part of the cave with interesting formations.

We also visited the parallel passage - an interesting layout, some crawling, not much of anything else. At the end of this passage (going to the exit) you can climb into another small chamber. It ends in boulders, but at least you can do some climbing.

Next, we tried to find Gliwicka Studnia (Gliwicka Pitch), but without any success. I think that its position on the map has nothing in common with reality...

A quick trip to Mirow - a walk in the vicinity plus Father Borek's Cave.

We found the cave pretty quickly, but a GPS came in handy to map the area that we had already covered. The entrance pitch is quite easy and a rope is not necessary, however, you land just over a steep slope, so a hand-line comes in... handy. :-)

At the bottom of this slope you can climb up to a small chamber - although the climb is not that easy. I finally made it on the third try - there's something resembling a vertical squeeze. But it was worth it - the only part of the cave with interesting formations.

We also visited the parallel passage - an interesting layout, some crawling, not much of anything else. At the end of this passage (going to the exit) you can climb into another small chamber. It ends in boulders, but at least you can do some climbing.

Next, we tried to find Gliwicka Studnia (Gliwicka Pitch), but without any success. I think that its position on the map has nothing in common with reality...
2006-11-18
Ksiedza Borka
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See also the cave's description on Epimenides (in Polish).

[MJT] Mirow castle
[MJT] Mirow castle
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[MJT] The same castle seen from the path to the next castle
[MJT] The same castle seen from the path to the next castle
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[MJT] Bobolice castle
[MJT] Bobolice castle
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[MJT] The red path in the direction of Father Borek's Cave
[MJT] The red path in the direction of Father Borek's Cave
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[MJT] At the top of the entrance pitch
[MJT] At the top of the entrance pitch
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[MJT] The steep slide in the main part of the cave
[MJT] The steep slide in the main part of the cave
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[MUT] Searching for Gliwicka Pitch - we search all the way up to the end of the Great Bukowiec hill
[MUT] Searching for Gliwicka Pitch - we search all the way up to the end of the Great Bukowiec hill
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Comments
#1
piszam wrote on 2008-07-23 16:59:38
z racji pewnych trudności z odnalezieniem owej dziury może warto podać współrzędne GPS dla potomnych - sugestia i prośba zarazem
#2
Trybik wrote on 2008-07-23 20:20:32
Ano, niestety, chyba nie mam już jej namiarów - na GPSie jeszcze jakieś pozycje z okolic są, ale całkiem możliwe, że Piętrowej Szczeliny lub Kamiennego Gradu...

Inna rzecz, że można kierować się mapą aby dotrzeć mniej więcej w okolice dziury. Następnie skorzystać z GPSa w celu zaznaczania trasy, po której się łazi (aby mieć pewność, że sprawdziło się całą okolicę bez chodzenia po własnych śladach). Tak działając poszło nam w miarę sprawnie. Z drugiej strony był listopad, a w lesie bez liści zawsze idzie łatwiej... :-)

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