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modules · home · avantgo · content · feedback · forums · journal · members list · news archive · photo gallery · private messages · recommend us · search · submit news · top 10 · topics · trip reviews · web links · your account who's online there are currently, 42 guest(s) and 0 member(s) that are online. you are an anonymous user. welcome to the potholing for 60 years 1954 - 2014 your gateway to the underworld! take a look at the club's: meets list photo gallery images of the underground world (external website) surveys or read our club news and reviews ? next meet: 17 mar 2018 - clapham bottoms membership details thank you for your interest in the club! in order to join in with wrpc activities you must be at least 16 and become a probationary member. probationary membership lasts for 6 months. during this time you must attend three official club trips underground (there is at least one per month, normally on a sunday), be able to tie a bowline knot, and have satisfied the executive committee that you are both safe underground and compatible with other members. when you have completed these requirements your name is put before the committee again, and if accepted you become a full member. members of the club go caving most weekends, and the club can obtain permits for any caves you specially want to visit. we have a wealth of underground expertise, and many of our members are also in cave rescue. special trips are arranged for beginners, and we provide all necessary equipment. full membership entitles you to: free loan of all club equipment discounts at some caving shops bcra insurance cover underground access to the books and surveys in the voluminous club library the right to wear club badges and insignia the right to attend club trips abroad access to specialist training in such things a single rope technique (srt), sump diving, underground photography, digging & exploration, plus many more free club newsletter there is a club dinner held after the agm, plus ceilidhs, barn dances and parties. there are also family outings and camping, all this organised by our social secretary. if your application is successful we will mail you a list of members so you can contact anyone in the club easily. 2017 subscription rates cost membership category £30.00 full membership ( full application form) £13.00 full membership with insurance through another club or direct membership of bca (proof required) £41.00 joint membership ( joint application form) £15.00 probationary membership (valid 6 months) ( probationary application form) £11.00 social membership ( social application form) free** temporary membership full membership joining fee £2.50 (once only payment on upgrading from probationary to full membership) social member join the club and attend social events, receive newsletters etc, but no caving! joint membership = one full member and social membership for their partner/wife/husband - same benefits as above. ** temporary membership is valid for 17 consecutive days only. this membership category cannot be renewed within one calendar year. we would encourage anyone who enjoyed the temporary membership to upgrade to full or probationary membership. we would be glad for you and your friends to come along straight away. we will provide all necessary tackle, and at least at first will loan you personal gear like lamps, sit-harnesses etc. if you wish to join please fill out an application form (see above) and either email it to us, or email us for a postal address to send it to. email: [email protected] © copyright 2016 . all rights reserved. the rescue - denis pete julie this tale is set in the old industrial heartlands of manchester known as the castlefield basin, where the bridgewater canal finally reaches its destination with all its history and memories. the area is also known for the first police station and railway station in britain, not forgetting the roman fortress and the tallest skyscraper in europe. unrecognisable now, this up-and-coming setting has brought back many native inhabitants: blue tit, heron, swan, coal tit, kingfisher, migrating canada geese, robin, greenfinch plus the new manchester young men’s christian association and international youth hostel. i was employed by the ymca for two decades – main duty outdoor pursuits, which was a sub-contract allowing myself to make good contacts; one of which was consultant neurologist peter moore and his wife julie – highly skilled potholers. it all started on a grey tuesday morning when i received a message from peter at work about the bridgewater canal storm overflow – this is an engineering feat allowing water to be decanted from a canal to stop overflow; in this case, from the bridgewater to the irwell. the storm overflow is quite impressive proportions, some 8 m to the surface of the water with a diameter of 7 m. the boiling cauldron of filth and debris has a strong current also. the story unfolds when an exchange group from australia, staying at the ymca, on a guided tour of local sites of interest, one of which being the storm overflow, on peering down the gloomy pit they noticed a family of migrating canada geese, goose, gander and five goslings. the next day some of the students returned to the scene, the gander had gone and the gosling was missing. this was repeated for several days, the family diminishing inside only; the goose and a single gosling left – all the students distraught. what a welcome to england, all the way from the southern hemisphere to watch this horror story unfold. the gander was spotted on the canal nearby keeping a lonely vigil on what was left of his family. i had just returned to work after a short break when i received a phone call from peter telling of the tale. the rspca had been informed and said it was too dangerous a situation to help; the fire brigade had also been informed, but after assessing the overflow, came up with the same answer – not wanting to risk his men for the sake of two birds. the students were horrified at their attitude, so peter, julie and myself sprang into action equipped with a 10 m electron ladder, an inflatable dinghy, three lengths of 10.5 mm static rope; all in wetsuit, mine being 8mm steamer, adding more protection as i was the one swimming. peter was to man the dinghy and julie to lifeline peter with an electron ladder. on kitting up at the overflow we attracted a small audience along with the usual press. peter and i fed the ladder centrally down the pit using a steel rsj which is part of the safety structure to prevent bodies falling in the wire cage. julie lifelined me down. on my descent i thought of mark addy, famous for his daring rescues only 500 m away in the river irwell. alas, all that is left now is a pub and bridge to his tribute. i was also attached by two lengths of rope so as not to be sucked down once in the water. i unattached the lifeline. now suspended like a marionette with nobody to pull my strings, i was instantly dashed against the side of the pit by the strong current, just like the centrifugal force of the rotor at a fairground, except in water. julie lifelined peter down with the dinghy attached to his harness. keeping line on, he quickly set up. a comedy of errors followed. both savagely abused by the maelstrom of swirling debris, unable to coordinate our tactics, minutes past; the goslings, now very weak, became trapped in iron fencing. i seized the opportunity for capture. gosling in both hands, i finned to peter with difficulty missing the dinghy twice in going for an extra spin around the pit. eventually making the connection with peter, he placed the gosling in a cave rucksack and ascended the ladder to cheers from the crowd. i lined up the dinghy attached and followed. once out we inspected the gosling – no apparent injuries, just weak and fatigued; the gander waiting on the canal eager to be reunited, this achieved, they paddled off. i slept well that night and in the knowledge

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