Saving Lives Underground, A Welsh Cave Rescue Story - Crew Adventures Episode 6

Описание: Morgan from the Argoed Lywd team has explored beautiful underground caves that few people have seen and participated in epic cave rescues with the South and Mid Wales Cave Rescue Team. In this episode of Crew Adventures, we hear about Morgan’s involvement in a record-breaking 54-hour cave rescue in the Ogof Ffynnon Ddu cave system in the Brecon Beacons, assisting 300 others to save a fellow caver’s life.
The full BBC documentary “The rescue: 54 hours under the ground” is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.

Special thanks to the South and Mid Wales Cave Rescue Team: https://smwcrt.org/j32/

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Hampshire Outdoor Centres consists of four fantastic locations, three in our home of Hampshire and one in the beautiful Brecon Beacons.

Each of our centres offers a range of outdoor education programmes, adventurous activities, comfortable accommodation and stunning locations for all to explore and enjoy.

Whether you're looking for tranquil woodland, a scenic national park or a seaside escape, our centres offer endless opportunities for adventure, learning or relaxation.

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Calshot Activities Centre

One of the largest and most diverse outdoor centres in the country, Calshot is located near Southampton, on the Solent, with stunning views across to the Isle of Wight. Calshot provides a vast range of both environmental and outdoor education programmes, as well as recreation facilities which are open to the general public.

The centre offers a wide range of exciting water and land-based activities for all ages and abilities. Our historic hangars accommodate the tallest climbing wall in the South, an indoor velodrome, dry slope and so much more.

Tile Barn Outdoor Centre

Located in Brockenhurst, against the backdrop of the beautiful New Forest National Park, Tile Barn Outdoor Centre is ideal for families, schools and youth groups seeking engaging outdoor pursuits.

With the secure site spanning 14 acres, Tile Barn boasts tranquil fully equipped campsites, glamping pods and an indoor bunkhouse, as well as an exciting range of adventure activities where you can scale our climbing tower or try your hand at archery and so much more.

The centre can accommodate groups for single sessions, full days, or residential visits, with activities blended perfectly into the scenic environment.

Runways End Outdoor Centre

Our first carbon neutral site, Runway’s End sits beside the Basingstoke Canal and boasts a wide range of environmental and adventure activities on land and water.

Nestled in the tranquil woodlands of north Hampshire, between Farnborough and Aldershot, the site offers a range of accommodation, from traditional camping to heated camping pods, or the use of our fully equipped lodge house.

The centre can accommodate groups for single sessions, full days, or residential visits, with activities blended perfectly into the scenic environment.

Argoed Lwyd Outdoor Education Centre

Located in the beautiful Brecon Beacons with views over to Pen y Fan, South Wales’ highest mountain, Argoed Lwyd Outdoor Education Centre is a converted 19th century traditional Welsh farmhouse that can accommodate both large and smaller groups.

Taking full advantage of the fantastic local environment, Argoed Lwyd is licensed and approved to deliver a full range of challenging activities, such as mountain walking, caving, gorge walking and so much more.