Online edit of logbookentry 2025-07-10a

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 Much criminal faff had ensued before Dan, Joel and I were finally ready by midday, which at this point the rain had mostly settled. An uneventful walk along the GPX route between top camp and KH lead us back to Rainbow Bargains Höhle (33T 411668 5282235), which was still pre-rigged from the time Dan and I had to scuttle back from a storm.
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-Joe volunteered as the Dog so he was first to face my abhorrent rigging. He popped down to the Y hang and marked the wall, to which Dan used the SAP to mark the next station, whilst I jotted down the plan sketch. This cycle repeated until we were down to the bottom, in the process causing all of our hands to turn into ice blocks due to the snow and drips of water from the ceiling.
+Joel volunteered as the Dog so he was first to face my abhorrent rigging. He popped down to the Y hang and marked the wall, to which Dan used the SAP to mark the next station, whilst I jotted down the plan sketch. This cycle repeated until we were down to the bottom, in the process causing all of our hands to turn into ice blocks due to the snow and drips of water from the ceiling.
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 When I initially descended into the cave I commented how nice the weather was as the sun was shining for once (had been a rarity in the last few days). Prussiking out, I was expecting the same, but alas I could feel the raindrops on my face and was greeted with dark clouds when nearing the top of the pitch. Once everyone was out, we recuperated in the emergency shelter, helped by gummy worms and flapjacks. Once the rain had subsided, Joel made the decent again, this time to investigate the QM in the back corner mid-way down the cave. 1 failed skyhook placement and 2 bolts later, Joel confirmed the QM was a dud. 
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