This pothole is extremely difficult to find. It is situated in the cliffs near Bovehill Farm and the entrance is about 22 metres down the cliff face.
Description
Two 4 metre pitches lead to the floor of the first chamber. A 5 metre scramble leads to the second chamber which is 15 metres long and at the end of which is a 9 metre hole through a wall of boulders. At the bottom are two pots, the deepest of which is 10 metres ending at the water table.
History
First recorded exploration in 1956
Hydrology
Conservation
SSSI: 0243 Twyni Chwitffordd, Morfa Landimor a Bae Brychdwn (Biological/M)
Gallery
Brendan Marris 2017
Survey
SWCC Newsletter 15 (elevation)
References
SWCC Newsletter 15, pp.5-9, 1956, The Taylors, Three new caves at Landimore including Gower's deepest cavern
Caves in Wales and the Marches (Dalesman), Jenkins, D.W. & Williams, A.M., 1963. Location (incorrect ref.), description and brief details.
