Britain's Largest Cave
The 110m drop to the foot of Gaping Gill takes about a minute. From the cloud-blemished tops of the Yorkshire Dales, in the shadow of Ingleborough, the winch descends through a puncture in the surface and deep into the earth. It passes through a narrow shaft, close to the moss-covered limestone - so close you think you might graze your knees - before the chamber widens and you dive into the darkness, where no plants can grow.
Britain's Largest Cave
Britain's Largest Cave 
Britain's Largest Cave 
Britain's Largest Cave 
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The 110m drop to the foot of Gaping Gill takes about a minute. From the cloud-blemished tops of the Yorkshire Dales, in the shadow of Ingleborough, the winch descends through a puncture in the surface and deep into the earth. It passes through a narrow shaft, close to the moss-covered limestone - so close you think you might graze your knees - before the chamber widens and you dive into the darkness, where no plants can grow.Britain's Largest Cave
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