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English: One of the several entrances to the Ogof Ffynnon Ddu cave complex which is the third longest cave network in the UK. This location appears to be labelled Ffynnon-ddu (Spr) on Ordnance Survey maps, however, Ffynnon Ddu is actually a little distance away between Grithig Cottage and the River Tawe. Water can occasionally be seen emerging near the cave entrance but only under extreme flood conditions. Although it is not obvious, the entrance is gated and access is administered by the South Wales Caving Club, based at nearby Penwyllt as there are in excess of 40 miles of passageways.
Deutsch: Einer der vielen Eingänge des Ogof-Ffynnon-Ddu-Höhlensystems, dem drittlängsten im Vereinigten Königreich. Wenn die Höhle überschwemmt ist, tritt von Zeit zu Zeit in der Nähe des Eingangs Wasser aus. Die Höhle ist vergittert und wird vom South Wales Caving Club verwaltet. |
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| Author | Hywel Williams |
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