the plateau. There were three trips (1989, 1990 and 1992).
Very much to CUCCs embarassment, in 1989, when an "English group camped on Augst-Eck" were found by the
helicopter during Becka's rescue. This did not help an already delicate political situation.</p>
<p>Approximately 30 sites were explored and described. These have been numbered as BS1 to BS30. The most significant find was BS17, Organhöhle, with a surveyed length of 850 m and depth of 303 m.
The full accounts of these expeditions can be found in the following two papers: </p>
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<dt><ahref="Proc19_2.htm">no CTS</a></dt>
<dd><cite>Proceedings of the University of Bristol Speleological Society 19(2) (1992) pp 251-264</cite>, <b>U.B.S.S. Totes Gebirge Expeditions 1989 &; 1990 [Austria]</b>, Drewery,P.D., Harries,D.B., and Martyn,C.S.C.</dd>
<dt><ahref="Proc19_3.htm">93.1674</a></dt>
<dd><cite>Proceedings of the University of Bristol Speleological Society 19(3) (1993) pp 347-358</cite>, <b>U.B.S.S. Totes Gebirge Expedition 1992 [Austria].</b>, Drewery,P.D., Harries,D.B., and Martyn,C.S.C.</dd>
</dl>
<p>Somewhat lighter accounts can be found within the following UBSS Newsletters. </p>
<dl>
<dt><ahref="News5_3.htm">no CTS</a></dt>
<dd><cite>Volume 5 No. 3 Winter 1989 pp5-8</cite>. <b>Must I Go Up That Mountain Again</b>. </dd>
<dt><ahref="News6_3.htm">90.1257</a></dt>
<dd><cite> Volume 6 No. 3 Winter 1990 pp18-23 and front cover</cite>. <b>Another Brick in the Wall</b>. </dd>
