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was established from Top Camp to the Eishöhle
area in 1998 and there seems little need now to establish a new high camp.
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+In 2001 people decided to bivy nearer to the the cave entrances. This involved putting up tarpaulines in natural shelters, and sleeping of inflatable lilos.
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+In 2001 people decided to bivy nearer to the the cave entrances. Cavers used the stone bridge that 204 is named after. The sloping floor was tiered and flat sleeping and cooking areas were made. Tarpaulines were put up to reduce the drips and wind. Water was obtained, from snow of 231, collectecting drips in 231 and a funnel inserted in a grike on the roof of the stone bridge. Two water butts were used for keeping the water in.
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