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# Grampian Speleological Group

Scotland's oldest caving club

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://www.gsg.org.uk/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Assynt Digging Meet 11 July](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/07/06/assynt-digging-meet-11-july/) - Assynt caving meet - Digging in Cnoc nan Uamh Saturday 11 JulyA small team will be digging mud in Cnoc nan Uamh at the upstream 'Worm Sump' again, on this Saturday 11th July. Others are welcome to join. If interested, please contact Julian Walford.BCRA Seminar seriesThe next online seminar in BCRA's series will be by
- [BCA Library and Duplicate Book Offer.](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/07/08/bca-library-and-duplicate-book-offer/) - The British Caving Library can be found in the Peak District at Glutton Bridge in the Peak District, and (if you make an appointment) you may visit the library and look through the many volumes available. If you know what you want, you can get in touch with the library (bcra-librarian@bcra.org.uk) and they will scan
- [Trip Report - Ben Donich](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/04/24/trip-report-ben-donich/) - Tom and I made two visits to Ben Donich, which together with The Brack dominates the west side of Ben Croe. This area is riddled with fissures, many being large enough to explore. On the first, Tom spotted a rift not far from the path up the North ridge. We found one boulder cave on
- [Caves of Islay book release and Midsummer BBQ reminder](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/06/09/caves-of-islay-book-release-and-midsummer-bbq-reminder/) - Reminder: Midsummer BBQThe Midsummer BBQ will be held on Saturday 20 June.Save the date and secure your bunk with an email to the Bookings Secretary at hutbookings@gsg.org.ukBed-night bookings and payments for your stay should be accompanied by an email to both the Bookings Secretary (hutbookings@gsg.org.uk)and the GSG Treasurer (treasurer@gsg.org.uk) containing your name, amount paid, payment
- [BCA Annual Report 2025](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/06/08/bca-annual-report-2025/) - The BCA’s Annual Report for the past year can be seen at and downloaded from the following link: https://www.gsg.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/BCA-Report-2025-E.pdf
- [BCA AGM Announcement](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/05/22/bca-agm-announcement/) - The BCA AGM 2026 will be held at 10am on Sunday the 28th June at Monyash Village Hall, Monyash, Derbyshire, DE45 1JH. This will be a hybrid meeting, so it will be possible to attend remotely via Zoom. A link will be shared nearer the date. You can download a flyer giving more information, including
- [Midsummer BBQ 2026 - Book now](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/05/11/midsummer-bbq-2026-book-now/) - Midsummer BBQ 2026 - Book nowThe Midsummer BBQ is an annual event to enjoy the longest day of the year with good food and underground adventure in the GSG bunkhouse in Elphin, nestled in the beauty of the Highlands’ biggest caving area.The Midsummer BBQ will be held on Saturday 20 June, less than seven weeks
- [GSG online seminar, Monday 30th March 8pm 2026: Forgotten Voices Speak - plus BCA News](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/03/31/gsg-online-seminar-monday-30th-march-8pm-2026-forgotten-voices-speak-plus-bca-news/)
- [SRT training opportunity](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/03/10/srt-training-opportunity/)
- [SPRING CLEAN - ELPHIN HUT 11/12 MARCH](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/03/04/spring-clean-elphin-hut-11-12-march/) - If anyone would like to help a do a cleaning 'blitz' at the hut, please contact Rosemary Jones or Julian Walford at julian_walford@hotmail.com The plan is for some of us to come out Wednesday 11th to warm up the hut and clean the wood-burning stove (best done cold!) then start cleaning. The plan is to
- [GSG Newsletter is now hot off the press](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/02/15/gsg-newsletter-is-now-hot-off-the-press/) - Click on this link to download.
- [GSG AGM 2026 Invitation](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/02/04/gsg-agm-2026-invitation/) - Dear GSG members, You are invited to the Grampian Speleological Group Annual General Meeting! The AGM will be held on Zoom (invite link below) on Sunday 22nd February 2026. The Zoom meeting room will open at 7pm and proceedings will begin at 7.15pm. Office bearer reports and the AGM agenda will be circulated one week
- [BCA Guidelines for Tours](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/03/31/bca-guidelines-for-tours/) - Further to the previous post, below is a link to the BCA Guidelines which all members need to know, so that on any occasion where members of the public are being guided underground by GSG members, this is what is needed to satisfy the requirements of BCA's insurers. N.B. this does not include trips on
- [Jura expedition spaces and new BCA guidelines](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/04/08/jura-expedition-spaces-and-new-bca-guidelines/)
- [New documentary: "Alba fon Talamh" / "Scotland Underground"](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/05/02/new-documentary-alba-fon-talamh-scotland-underground/) - A new series of three documentaries is being shown beginning next weekon BBC Alba. The first episode includes GSG member Toby, Bruce and Duncan showing the presenter Calum Maclean around some of the caves discovered in theApplecross region in the last ten years.Mon 4 May at 21:00Tue 5 May at 22:00 (repeat) Links to the
- [Mendip Migration and BCRA talk](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/04/12/mendip-migration-and-bcra-talk/)
- [Important: GSG Hut access codes and Website access](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/04/14/important-gsg-hut-access-codes-and-website-access/) - IMPORTANT: ACCESS TO THE GSG CAVING HUT, ELPHIN The GSG caving hut is an important club asset, enjoyed by many club members, fellow cavers whose clubs have reciprocal rights with the GSG and also external guests whose bookings we have decided to accept. It produces a useful revenue stream which pays for its maintenance. In
- [Trip Report - Millican Dalton's Cave](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/03/06/trip-report-millican-daltons-cave/) - In Search of Millican Dalton’s Cave Every year, on a weekend in either February or March, an ageing group of climbers, mountaineers and fell walkers (The Langdale Festerers) meet up in Keswick for a re-union dinner. In 2026, to join in with the “Festerers’ Dinner”, Alison and I headed down on the train to Keswick
- [Trip Report - Cnoc nan Uamh](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/02/28/trip-report-cnoc-nan-uamh/) - The proposed GSG Skye trip had been cancelled, so I decided to go over to the hut at Elphin and have a break, maybe a bit of walking in the local mountains, possible a cave-spotting walk over the Knockan hills - I just needed to get out there. I wasn't sure if there would be
- [Trip Report - Well House](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/02/15/trip-report-well-house/) - Digging and tourist trip down the Well House. First timers Jessie O'Shaughnessy and Julie Hesketh had a 45 min or so tour of the mine lower levels with Dave Barz who explained the history and geology of the mine and pointed out the highlights - which included some very unusual purple and pink flow features
- [Trip Report - Grotte de Caramen](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2025/10/12/grotte-de-caramen/) - When Linda and I first started visiting the Dordogne, back in the 90s, we acquired a copy of Pierre Vidal's Cavernes en Périgord (second edition, 1987). In 2007, after one of those plans hatched on the back of several bottles of red wine, we bought a plot of land in the Coly valley and had
- [Trip Report - Pool Sink to Easter Grotto, Easegill](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/01/17/pool-sink-to-easter-grotto-easegill/) - Staying at Bull Pot Farm, so a trip into Easegill was on the cards. With Lina and Geri wanting to get some SRT experience, and there having been limited rain in the last couple of days, I thought Pool Sink would be a good mix of friendly pitches and stomping streamway passage - plus I
- [GSG & BCA SUBS Reminder](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/01/10/gsg-bca-subs-reminder/) - GSG & BCA SUBSCRIPTION FEES WERE DUE AT THE START OF JANUARY The purpose of this email is threefold:- a) to ensure that all members are receiving emails - please respond to let me know you've received this; b) to remind those who haven't yet done so, that subscription fees are now due, deadline 31/01/2026;
- [2026 Caving Meets](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/01/27/2026-caving-meets/) - Name: Isle of Skye meet(This trip is now fully booked) Date: 28 Feb-01 March Title/Area: Skye Meet Organiser: Imogen Furlong Contact: imo.furlong@gmail.com Planned caves: TBC Accommodation: Torrin Bunkhouse Skill Level: None, wetsuit strongly advised Name: Mendip Migration - Assynt Date: April 22 – 06 May Title/Area: Mendip Migration - Assynt Meet Organiser: Contact: julian_walford@hotmail.com or
- [Annual GSG Subscription Renewal Announcement](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2026/01/04/annual-gsg-subscription-renewal-announcement/) - Please remember to send an email to membership@gsg.org.uk with your consent for GSG to hold and use your personal data - see paragraph lower down. GSG Membership Subscriptions for 2026 GSG and BCA subscriptions are due on 1st January 2026. The GSG rates are unchanged from last year but BCA have increased their rates. So,
- [Trip Report: Gaping Gill System (winch meet)](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2024/06/15/trip-report-gaping-gill-system-winch-meet/) - After a relatively sober night for Bull Pot Farm (well, except for spitting 60% spirit on the fire - a classic) I awoke at 06:30. To my amazement I found most people up and eating breakfast! - Rather unnatural for a Yorkshire trip. Yet there was good reason, for we had all come down for
- [Trip Report - Langet Cave, Bow Fiddle Rock](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2025/09/04/trip-report-langet-cave-bow-fiddle-rock/) - Last week, as part of my recovery process, after my recent bout of pneumonia, Alison and I had a three day stay at Findochty (or Finechty as the locals have it) on the north Moray coast. It's a beautiful coastline, emphasised by a great display of leaping dolphins as soon as we arrived.As I was
- [Trip Report - Kingsdale and Ribblehead](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2025/09/07/trip-report-kingsdale-and-ribblehead/) - Heron Pot Sunday 7th September Present: Tim Butterworth, Jessie O’Shaunessie, Derek Perttiglio, Tamlin Barton, Ross Davidson A quick trip, appropriate after our gruelling exchange on Sat. We rigged the high traverse route, requiring an aerial splay of legs over a pit of doom. Nice pitch, smooth and atmospheric with a waterfall to one side to
- [Trip Report - Simpsons Pot and Swinsto Hole](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2025/09/06/trip-report-simpsons-pot-and-swinsto-hole/) - Swinsto Hole and Simpsons Pot Exchange Armed with many, many lengths of rope and mallions and carabiners galore, we split into two teams of three. Each bag was numbered and the ropes inside it also numbered, in accordance with marked up laminated rigging guides. Despite this, the Simpsons team managed to rig ropes from the
- [Trip Report - Arbroath Caves](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2025/08/30/trip-report-arbroath-caves/) - You could be forgiven for thinking that the sea caves at Arbroath are similar to many other sea caves around our coasts -shallow indentations formed by wave action in non-limestone rock - but they couldn't be more different. You get substantial, long tunnels and cross-tunnels, chambers, and limestone-like calcite formations. Plus you get the fun
- [Trip Report - Rana Hole into Claonite Seven](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2025/08/23/trip-report-rana-hole-into-claonite-seven/) - We finally got ourselves back up into the Assynt area for a trip down into Rana for the first time. The weather was perfect and the rivers were low, time to hike up. We set off from the car park around 9.00 and we were rigged and ready to descend just after 10.00.It's incredible to
- [Trip Report - Freezing foss](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2024/07/13/trip-report-freezing-foss/) - A very slight window of opportunity arose towards the end of this week to squeeze in another underground trip today. That's how I found myself crawling in the refreshing perthshire water this morning while most sane people were still tucked up in bed. I first tackled Foss 2, where it seems that the local farmer
- [Trip Report - Appin meanderings](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2024/07/08/trip-report-appin-meanderings/) - So yesterday I travelled to Appin for a busy days caving. I began by slogging my way up the allt coire mulrooney. I think I need to come round to the fact that the route suggested in the guide is the best route. Owl hole apparently isn't high enough in the coire as I missed
- [Trip Report: County to Wretched Rabbit via the Minarets](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2024/01/21/trip-report-county-to-wretched-rabbit-via-the-minarets/) - And so, armed with a Gopro and a ladder, we set forth into from Bull Pot Farm onto a rather misty moor. Andy and Tam found it hard to fit into their gear owning to excessive beer consumption. It was Tim and Tom’s first time caving so we laddered the pothole in County. Relatively smooth
- [Trip Report: Allt nan Uamh, Assynt](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2024/05/07/trip-report-allt-nan-uamh-assynt/) - So, to celebrate turning 40 recently I decided to make a bit of an event of it and squeeze in an Assynt trip. I had to make the most of it and get to the top of some hills and under them too. Time squeezed me into a single day trip though, so the alarm
- [Trip Report: Pen Park Hole, Southmead, Bristol](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2024/03/13/trip-report-pen-park-hole-southmead-bristol/) - Down in Bristol, for the UBSS AGM and Annual Dinner, I had the rare opportunity to take a trip down Bristol city's biggest natural cave, Pen Park Hole. A weird cave, hosted in carboniferous limestone but formed by hydrothermal water, this cave is thought to be much older than all the other natural limestone-hosted caves
- [Trip Report: Sell Gill](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2024/02/27/trip-report-sell-gill/) - We had a good nights sleep in the YSS though must of us were in that isolated and very hot room, bit of a smelly swelter. We got up around 09:00 and I made a fry up. After Tim and Phil arrived, everyone went into the SRT training facility and we went through basic training.
- [Trip Report: Short drop to Gavel](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2024/02/27/trip-report-short-drop-to-gavel/) - The plan had been to go to Ease Gill and do Top Sink to Boundary, but the snow was deep on the Bull Pot Farm Road. Towards one of the last bends we suddenly encountered an unploughed section after the nearest farm to to Bull Pot Farm. The snow had drifted for a long way
- [Trip Report: Notts 2](https://www.gsg.org.uk/2024/01/21/trip-report-notts-2/) - A fine descent, though I wouldn’t recommend keeping a backpack on as you get it stick on all the scaffolding tubes. Again, we marvelled at all the engineering that went into this shaft. At the streamway we went upstream, meeting some other cavers on the way to where the junction to the pretty formations are.

## Pages

- [The Grampian Speleological Group](https://www.gsg.org.uk/) - The Grampian Speleological Group is the oldest and largest caving club in Scotland. Its members have discovered and extended caves all over Scotland and the British Isles. See our About page for more. Caving in Scotland There are over 3000 known natural caves in Scotland. Usually caves form in areas where the soluble rock such
- [Upcoming Events](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/upcoming-events/) - Committee Meetings The GSG Committee will be meeting at 7:30 pm on the following days (all Thursday): 23 July 2026 15 October 2026 14 January 2027 Details of caving events Please click on individual events in the Calendar on main page (under details) Hut Booking Calendar
- [Book the Club Hut](https://www.gsg.org.uk/hut-booking/) - The Group runs a field hut in Elphin, Sutherland. It is ideally situated, in the middle of Scotland's best caving area - Assynt. ​The Elphin Caving Centre (ECC) is a renovated and extended croft building in Elphin, 24 km north of Ullapool. It has self-catering accommodation for 20 people, heating, toilets, hot showers, gas rings
- [About the GSG](https://www.gsg.org.uk/about/) - The Grampian Speleological Group was formed in 1961 and is now the oldest and largest caving club in Scotland with members living in all areas of the UK. From the start the objectives of the Group were not only to promote the sport of caving in Scotland and elsewhere, but to encourage the exploration, charting
- [Subscription Fees](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/subscription-fees/) - GSG and BCA subscriptions are due on 1 January every year. The values below are up-to-date as of the 2026 calendar year. BCA subscriptions are £32 for caving members, £12 for non-caving members and £10 for caving student members. If you are already a direct individual member of BCA (a DIM) or a member of
- [Gear and equipment (in progress)](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/gear-and-equipment/)
- [Members-only publications](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/members-only-publications/) - GSG Bulletins The first issue of the GSG Bulletin was published in June 1963. Issues of Volume 1 appeared at two-monthly intervals. Thereafter, the frequency was curtailed to two each year. A total of fifty Bulletins had been published over a period of a quarter of a century by the time the second series began,
- [Trip Reports](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/trip-reports/) - Click here to see previous trip reports Been on an interesting trip lately? Fill out the form below and let us know! Please note that each trip report is limited to 10 files at a time; if you have more files please fill out a second report to do so.
- [Caving on Public Transport](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/caving-on-public-transport-from-edinburgh/) - From Edinburgh
- [Annual Dinner Weekend](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/annual-dinner/) - INVERNESS - 4th October 2025 Palace Hotel - dinner 8pm onwards - Cost ~ £36.95 ACCOMMODATION There are bunk houses and hotels in Inverness and we've made sure the Hut is free this weekend TRANSPORT ACTIVITIES POSSIBLE Inchindown, WW2 fuel depot Details on this TBC Sculpter's Cave The cave is named for intricate Pictish symbols
- [Trinafour](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/trinafour/) - Trinafour at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [Aygill Caverns](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/aygill-caverns/) - Aygill Caverns at the CNCC website
- [Jeannie Barrie's Cave](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/jeannie-barries-cave/) - Jeannie Barrie's Cave at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [Charlestown Mine](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/charlestown-mine/) - Charlestown Mine at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [Peak Speedwell System](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/peak-speedwell/) - Titan Shaft The Titan Shaft is part of the Peak Speedwell System
- [Claig-ionn](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/claig-ionn/) - Claig-ionn at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [Newbigging Mine, Fife](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/newbigging-mine-fife/) - Newbigging Mine at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [Little Hull Pot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/little-hull-pot/) - Little Hull Pot at the CNCC website
- [Gavel Pot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/gavel-pot/) - Gavel Pot at the CNCC website
- [Smoo Cave](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/smoo-cave/) - Smoo Cave at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [Alum Pot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/alum-pot/) - Alum Pot at the CNCC website
- [Hut Maintenance](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/hut-maintenance/) - This page is a work in progress, so please check back for more information regarding hut maintenance and scheduling. See below for the Google Drive folder containing all current hut maintenance documentation. Hut documentation
- [GSG Library](https://www.gsg.org.uk/about/library/) - The scope of the catalogue has been widened to include ALL forms of related resources, including the Group's collection of speleothems and geological specimens (recovered from threatened quarries and mines!) which are available for exhibitions and displays, and the transparencies used for talks. In every respect the library has expanded greatly since 1975, and donations
- [Calf Holes / Browgill Caves](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/calf-holes/) - Calf Holes / Browgill Caves at the CNCC website
- [Cleaves Cove](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/cleaves-cove/) - Cleaves Cove at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [Image Gallery](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/) - Below you will find galleries of various trips taken by GSG members over the years, sorted by location. If you wish to add to our collection of images, please use the Trip Reports page to submit them! This page is a work in progress, so some locations may not have many images yet. Scotland Durness
- [Middleton Mine](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/middleton-mine/) - Middleton Mine at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [Thorntonloch Mine](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/thorntonloch-mine/) - Thorntonloch Mine at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [GSG Publications](https://www.gsg.org.uk/about/publications/) - The GSG publishes the GSG Bulletin twice a year. This is Scotland’s only speleological journal, providing information on current exploration and research. Newsletters are produced every two to three months online, as required. Both publications are free to members. Over the years the GSG has been responsible for producing a number of cave guides to
- [Notts 2](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/notts-2/) - Notts 2 at the CNCC website
- [Cave of the Liar](https://www.gsg.org.uk/image-gallery/cave-of-the-liar/) - Cave of the Liar at the Scottish Cave and Mine Database
- [Members](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/) - Please login below to access the private member content. Note that Trip Reports can be submitted while logged out. If you want information on the current GSG and/or BCA Subscription costs, please see this page. Members-only publications Bulletins Newsletters AGM Documents Meeting minutes Other relevant documents Upcoming Events Member list Submit a trip report (full
- [Annual Dinner](https://www.gsg.org.uk/about/annual-dinner/) - The GSG has held an Annual Dinner nearly every year since 1969, held in venues both in England and in Scotland (and the occasional foray into Wales). Guest speakers were invited from kindred clubs from 1971 until 1980 when the practice was discontinued (except for the 25th anniversary dinner in 1986 when Hamish McInnes was
- [Caving in Scotland](https://www.gsg.org.uk/caving-in-scotland/) - Cave types There are over 3000 known natural caves in Scotland. Usually, caves form in areas where soluble rock such as limestone is gradually dissolved by water over time. This is referred to as ‘karst’. Cave systems in limestone occur in widely scattered regions throughout the country (see map below) and these are our principal
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.gsg.org.uk/privacy-policy-2/) - Who we are Our website address is: https://www.gsg.org.uk. Media and Copyright All text on this website is copyright to the Grampian Speleological Group unless otherwise noted. By uploading images you agree to give the Grampian Speleological Group permission to use and re-use your images. If you upload images to the website, you should avoid uploading
- [GSG Committee](https://www.gsg.org.uk/committee/) - The GSG Committee is made up of the following members: [table id=2 /]
- [To-do list](https://www.gsg.org.uk/to-do/) - Things to keep updated Member's list Newsletters Bulletins Things to do / add / etc Better image gallery (Phil working on it) Document display (discuss on Committee Chat page?) Comments / suggestions from Chat:
- [Member list](https://www.gsg.org.uk/members/address-book/) - [table id=1 /]
- [Become a Member](https://www.gsg.org.uk/join_us/) - Join the oldest and largest caving club in Scotland and enjoy many benefits Caving meets and social gatherings We have regular plans to meet and cave together, in small groups. Beginners are more than welcome and we encourage beginners to meet us before deciding to join us as a full member. Members meet socially each
- [Contact us](https://www.gsg.org.uk/contact-us/) - Please fill out the form below if you want to get in touch, and the Club Secretary will get back to you as soon as possible.
- [Scottish Cave Rescue Organisation](https://www.gsg.org.uk/scro/) - The purpose of the Scottish Cave Rescue Organisation (SCRO) is to provide a service to search for and to rescue persons and animals from any underground location (caves, rock fissures and disused mines, except coal mines) in Scotland or any other part of the United Kingdom, to secure funds and pursue the following three activities
- [Down For Maintenance](https://www.gsg.org.uk/down-for-maintenance/) - The Grampian Speleological Group's website is currently down for maintenance. We hope to return to regular service shortly. For information about Scottish Cave Rescue, please visit http://www.scro.org.uk To contact our hut booking manager about an upcoming trip, please email hutbookings@gsg.org.uk For more information about the GSG, please visit our Facebook page.

## Categories

- [Uncategorized](https://www.gsg.org.uk/category/uncategorized/)
- [Trip Reports](https://www.gsg.org.uk/category/trip-reports/) - Category for trip reports submitted by members
- [Email newsletters](https://www.gsg.org.uk/category/newsletters/) - Web copies of newsletters sent from the GSG

## Tags

- [Yorkshire](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/yorkshire/)
- [County Pot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/county-pot/)
- [Wretched Rabbit](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/wretched-rabbit/)
- [Notts 2](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/notts-2/)
- [Short Drop](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/short-drop/)
- [Gavel Pot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/gavel-pot/)
- [Sell Gill](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/sell-gill/)
- [Bristol](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/bristol/)
- [UBSS](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/ubss/)
- [Assynt](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/assynt/)
- [Allt nan Uamh](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/allt-nan-uamh/)
- [Gaping Gill](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/gaping-gill/)
- [Winch meet](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/winch-meet/)
- [Bar Pot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/bar-pot/)
- [Flood Pot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/flood-pot/)
- [Small Mammal Pot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/small-mammal-pot/)
- [Appin](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/appin/)
- [Ayrshire](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/ayrshire/)
- [Cleeves Cove](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/cleeves-cove/)
- [Perthshire](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/perthshire/)
- [Foss](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/foss/)
- [Rana](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/rana/)
- [Cloanite Seven](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/cloanite-seven/)
- [Arbroath](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/arbroath/)
- [Angus](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/angus/)
- [Simpsons](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/simpsons/)
- [Swinsto](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/swinsto/)
- [Heron Pot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/heron/)
- [Katnot](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/katnot/)
- [Ribblehead](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/ribblehead/)
- [Portknockie](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/portknockie/)
- [Langet Cave](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/langet-cave/)
- [Bow Fiddle Rock](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/bow-fiddle-rock/)
- [Announcement](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/announcement/)
- [Email](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/email/)
- [Membership](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/membership/)
- [BCA](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/bca/)
- [Subscriptions](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/subscriptions/)
- [AGM](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/agm/)
- [Pool Sink](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/pool-sink/)
- [Easter Grotto](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/easter-grotto/)
- [GUPA](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/gupa/)
- [France](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/france/)
- [Grotte de Caramen](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/grotte-de-caramen/)
- [Stirling](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/stirling/)
- [Bridge of Allan](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/bridge-of-allan/)
- [Well House](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/well-house/)
- [Cnoc nan Uamh](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/cnoc-nan-uamh/)
- [Cnockers](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/cnockers/)
- [Millican Dalton](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/millican-dalton/)
- [Borrowdale](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/borrowdale/)
- [Cumbria](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/cumbria/)
- [Ben Donich](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/ben-donich/)
- [Argyll](https://www.gsg.org.uk/tag/argyll/)