Lo Bufador Nº1

We find an entrance 2 x 1.60 metres located on a slope. We land on a cone of rubble; here a joint opens up with a SW-NE orientation and fairly regular dimensions, from 0.50 to 1 metre wide and with a variable height of 1 to 5 metres.

If we go in a NE direction we descend a 1.20 m drop and find a gallery 3 metres long; on the right a 2.50 metre crawl leads off and narrows between the blocks, although the fissure continues. On the ground, on the right, a small pit of a couple of metres can be seen, not accessible without clearing.

If we return to the base of the entrance pitch, we will go in a SW direction and after 3 metres we will find a 3 m pitch which we will descend to continue in the same direction; behind there is a small crawl of about 3 metres that becomes impenetrable. Six metres further on we find a 2.75 m drop that is easy to climb down; here a small hole makes a connection under a block; after 2 metres the joint (here 5 metres high and 0.90 wide) descends between wedged blocks down to the deepest point reached (- 14 m.). The cavity continues further down but is not passable.

We will have to descend a 4 m pitch. The rope was rigged from a pine tree and a deviation. To descend we must be careful of unstable blocks, a precaution we will take throughout the exploration as the cavity is quite decomposed.