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climbing a vertical slot in the roof. This extension is better known as the Plymouth Extension and this area contains some of the best examples of formations due to its difficult access of squeezes and climbs. This upper series once went up to the surface but for conservation this has been sealed off with an emergency plan in place in case of rescue from this upper series..
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The cave was much frequented between the wars by local people during which time many of the calcite formations were destroyed, although some formations have now naturally regenerated. In the early 1960s an upper series was discovered significantly extending the known cave by as much as 50 per cent by
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Bakers Pit is entered via a vertical descent of 16 metres. It has 3.631 kilometres (2.256 mi) of passage contained within an area of 4 hectares (9.9 acres) and a small stream, flowing to the
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have been recorded in Baker's Pit. Other invertebrates include the staphilinid beetle
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Transactions of the British Cave Research Association vol 5; no 3; pp 168 & 195
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Waltham, A.C.; Simms, M.J.; Farrant, A.R.; Goldie, H.S. (1997).
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It was first opened in 1847 by quarrying activities.
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Devon caves are good places to find humidity-loving
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Bakers pit

Buckfastleigh
Devon
England
50°29′4.61″N 3°46′28.41″W / 50.4846139°N 3.7745583°W / 50.4846139; -3.7745583
phreatic
cave
Buckfastleigh
Devon
River Dart
Reeds cave
Reeds cave
collembola


ISBN
0412788608
"Access to Devon Caves"




"BAKERS PIT CAVE"
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"Longest caves"
"Reed's Cave"
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"Baker's Pit - Reeds"
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