- used to
refer to doline,
enclosed depressions that are also
known as
shakeholes, and to
openings where surface water enters into
underground p****ages...
-
pebble beach downstream of Holuca. The
other dominant feature is a
large shakehole 100
metres (330 ft) wide and 60
metres (200 ft) deep and
found on the...
- the
entrances to the
Gaping Gill cave system,
located in a
steep gr****y
shakehole some 120
metres (130 yd) south-east of
Gaping Gill Main Shaft. Its mainly...
- 12-metre (39 ft) cliff-lined
fenced shakehole. An
excavated 9-metre (30 ft) deep
shaft in the south-west
corner of the
shakehole leads into a chamber,
where a...
- most
serious undertakings in
British caving". The
entrance lies
within a
shakehole where a
small hole
between blocks leads to a
ledge at the top of a 26-metre...
-
small hole in a fenced-off
shakehole near the main
stream sink.
Gavel Pot, a
window into the system, is a
large fenced shakehole some 40-metre (130 ft) deep...
-
Scientific Interest. A
descending p****age at the base of the
large rocky shakehole leads to a 13-metre (43 ft) pitch,
which is
restricted at the top. Below...
- Pot by ULSA. In 2021
Great Douk
gained a
fifth entrance when a
surface shakehole collapsed into the
stream p****age below. Douk
features a
number of times...
- the
Parish of
Killesher (1732) The
stream p****ages at the base of each
shakehole were
first explored by Édouard-Alfred
Martel and
Dublin naturalist Lyster...
- from the
period 1550 to 1750. A swallet, also
known as a sinkhole, sink,
shakehole,
swallow hole or doline, is a
natural depression or hole in the surface...
