In 1994 there were two main expeditions, the continuation of the Spanish Interclub collaboration, extending their exploration into the main Andara range. Lancaster University Speleological Society (LUSS) also restarted expeditions to the area, concentrating on leads in the Sierra del a Corta region.
Abstract
Exploration area extended from the Bejes area to Vegas de Andara, Samelar, San Carlos and Vadominguero
Summary
- S-1 Torcon de Samelar (T181), explored down to snow plug with no current way on found
- SN-3 Torca de Branarredonda (Fallen Bear), way on beyond LUSS exploration found, pushed to -456m
- SN-2 Torca de la Topinoria
- S-4 explored to -178m
Members
No individual members recorded but comprised cavers from:
- A.D.KAMI, S.E. OJE Valencia, Kracatoa, ARO, Interclub Espeleogico OJE
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Abstract
After a brief interlude of exploration, Lancaster University Speleological Society (LUSS) recommenced the Tresviso expeditions, concentrating on smaller lightweight expeditions, looking for ‘middle entrances’ to Cueva del Nacimiento.
Summary
- Exploration around the Sierra del a Corta continued
- The Cheese Cave explored to -90m to a constriction, with a chamber on the far side. (This later transpired to be the Cueva del Entre Cuetos, explored in 1982 to a similar depth)
Members
Name | Club | Nationality | Year | ExpedName |
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Mike Dollenger | Lancaster University Speleological Society | UK | 1994 | Tresviso 1994 |
Neil Turton | Lancaster University Speleological Society | UK | 1994 | Tresviso 1994 |
Sean Butler | Lancaster University Speleological Society | UK | 1994 | Tresviso 1994 |
Sean Collins | Lancaster University Speleological Society | UK | 1994 | Tresviso 1994 |
Wally | Lancaster University Speleological Society | UK | 1994 | Tresviso 1994 |