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<div class="tripdate" id="t2009-08-09c">2009-08-09</div>
<div class="trippeople">Becka Lawson, <u>Ian Walker</u></div>
<div class="triptitle">KH - East Anglia and derig</div>
<p>Team Horizontal+Wook and Andrew - see separate write up
We had previously decided that our final pushing trip would occur on the Tuesday and the we would attempt a full KH derig to leave Wednesday free for bivy fettling and gear carrying..</p>
<p>Team Horizontal + Wook and Andrew - see separate write up.</p>
<p>We had previously decided that our final pushing trip would occur on the Tuesday and the we would attempt a full KH derig to leave Wednesday free for bivy fettling and gear carrying..</p>
<p>Well today was the day.</p>
<p>After a relatively relaxed start (somehow fate seems to have a lot of inertia) we got underground at the KH standard time of 10:30.</p>
<p>First on the agenda was a trip into &quot;Where the Wind Blows&quot; for a furtle about. This is a 300m long phreatic passage trending northish terminating in a draughtinf boulder choke not far from the current pushing limit in East Anglia. A connection would make exploration of the Far North a much easier task but alas we could see no obvious way through. Possible leads include:
<p>First on the agenda was a trip into &quot;Where the Wind Blows&quot; for a furtle about. This is a 300m long phreatic passage trending northish terminating in a draughting boulder choke not far from the current pushing limit in East Anglia. A connection would make exploration of the Far North a much easier task but alas we could see no obvious way through. Possible leads include:
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<ul><li>1. Dig the uphill terminal choke (and get a boulder on your head like Andrew). Scary.</li>
<li>2. Bolt up the aven next door (10m back on the left). Needs a couple of upward wriggles to get there (easy unless you're Andrew) and a 10-15m bolt climb. Vocal connection to the choke. No way of identifying size of passage at the top though.</li>