Platypusgroup Speleology and Cave Diving
GETTING TO THE PEARSE RESURGENCE IN NEW ZEALAND
AFTER FIRST WORLD WAR THE JARDELLE PIT IN FRANCE WAS USED BY THE MILITARY TO GET RID OF SOME 5000 TONS OF BOMB SHELLS.SOME 90 YEARS LATER A SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION WAS ORGANISED TO SURVEY THE PIT AND ITS CONTENT. IT IS SAYED THAT TO ELIMINATE THAT SCRAP FIVE TO TEN YEARS WILL BE NECESSARY !THE DAY AFTER A DIVE WAS DONE TO EXPLORE THE SUMPS ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CAVE. LET'S JUST SAY THAT LAYING THE LINE AROUND BOMB SHELLS IS QUITE UNUSAL.BUT THAT'S WILL BE ANOTHER MOVIE...
LA GROTTE DE LA GRANGE DU BAQUE AVEC SES VESTIGES PREHISTORIQUES, DECOUVERTE RECEMMENT, A ETE VISITEE PAR DES MARAUDEURS.
Cave Diving in the hearth of the Swiss Alps to collect all the equipment in the sump before high water comes.
Multiple sumps cave diving in southern France
Laying a telephone cable in a cave sump using rebreathers and dpv.
MOVIE TRAILER ABOUT THE EXPLORATION OF THE CHAUDANNE DOWN TO -175M IN THE HEART OF THE SWISS ALPS.
Michael Walz arrives in the decompression bell back from his exploration dive down to -175 meters (as he read later on his dive computer) in the Chaudanne spring in the Swiss Alps. Water temperature: 8° C. Lenght: 700 meters Depth: -175 meters Total dive time: 553 minutes Rebreather EDO 04
WITH ANCESTRAL WATER DIVINING METHODS IT HAS BEEN POSSIBLE TO LOCATE A NEW CAVE IN ARDECHE (FRANCE).C'EST AVEC LES METHODES ANCESTRALES DE LA SOURCELLERIE QUE L'ON DECOUVRE DE NOUVELLES CAVITES EN ARDECHE.
