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Year 2001 in Croatia had very interesting prospects. Magnificent formations of Lubuska Jama, huge pitches, meanders... We counted on a big cave. During over a dozen of actions, being chocked out by the weather, great thunderstorms and terribly wet rains, cut off from the cave by great waters, we reached the depth of -521 m. Here, having descended another 65 pitch, we encountered a meandre. We were convinced, that it is only a matter of a very short time when another series of huge pitches open before us. Alas, the meandre and a stream floating at its bed ended as a sump. There was no other way. We are certain that the sump is just hanged and past it, the cave goes further and deeper.. "Perhaps even to -1000". Lubuska Jama is situated higher than Lukina Jama. Discovering a link between these caves would mean finding a system of a depth of -1417 m. There is only 100 m of horizontal distance between the two. A cave situated like Lubuska Jama according to Croatian cavers has to descend further. Hence, there is a good reason to come back here. Perhaps with a divinggear, or maybe we should try to organise an expedition with the Croatians and Darko Baksic in winter. It might be then, when we will have reached further down, below -521 m. Furtak M., 2001 Przez meandry do głębin
(Chorwacja). Jaskinie, 22:10-13.
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