Pallardi I

The entrance opens in a peñera oriented in a Southerly direction. Its dimensions are 1.5 metres wide by 2.5 high, and it is covered with vegetation (lichens and mosses). Its continuation is a small shaft 4 metres deep whose walls are completely smooth. Its bottom is a cone of debris of stones and organic detritus, where remains of animals such as sheep and horses are found.

In the North direction, the pit ends in a small gallery with some small-sized formations (flowstone).

At the bottom of the shaft two possible directions appear: the North one, which ends in a small gallery; and, in the other direction and in the upper part of the debris cone, a meandering fissure that we explored for about 2 metres and which, due to its short dimensions, makes continuation impossible, although a chamber can be seen behind this fissure. A thorough digging job would be necessary in order to progress.

We catalogued this pit for further study and work.