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+<h1>Expo 2002</h1>
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+
+28-29/7/02
+<u>Wook</u> &amp; Alex
+The Lardmobile's first big trip
+
+Having spent the previous week finally fettling the wookmobile to run on veg oil, using the system for the drive to Austria was something
+of a leap of faith, as, for example, only the day before I had melted the float sensor, and I hadn't got round to making the tank level
+sensor work (amongst other things) requiring guessing how full the tank is.
+
+Supposed to catch a 9.30 ferry &amp; be at the port at 8.30. Left my home at 5.20, a mere 20 mins late for intending to get to Alex's near
+Colchster at 6. Unfortunately car died en route. Foud that one fo the 3 plastic T-pieces in the plumbing had melted, despite being OK for
+various trips in the previous week. Swapped bits around to get going again but dropped cap afer bleeding system (aargh!) and wasted more
+time looking for it. Finally pinched one off a bike tyre and continued. Took ages to get to Colchester and then got a bit lost trying to
+find Alex's. All this meant it was 7.15 at Alex's (1 1/2 hours late). At this point realized Colchester is no closer to Dover than
+Cambridge. Net result is we missed the ferry by 15mins - first time I've ever missed an outgoing ferry. Waited until 01.45 (getting some
+kip) &amp; then nice 2hr kip on board (Norfolk lines -&gt; Dunkirk). Then usual drive across Europe, elivened somewhat by buying loads of
+lard in supermarkets &amp; pouring it into system (cheapest oil comes in 1 litre pots!) Arrived at Hilde's ~11pm in time for a couple of
+beers. Bloody Hell - it works! Only problem was a horrible graunching from rear left whieel which is obviously shagged - hopefully it'll
+make it back to the UK.
+
+<hr />
+
+30/07/02
+<u>Wook</u> + Ol
+Gear carrying
+
+Carry up hill &amp; install bivi, extracting gear from cave to install water collection. 
+
+T/U: Wook 30mins
+
+<hr />
+
+31/7/02
+<u>Wook</u> + Ol
+
+Moved gear to cave. Tried to follow portal row beyond 40e. Thrashed through bunde for a bit but found nothing so came back higher up
+finding a copule of promising holes, see next write-up. 
+
+T/U: 10mins in 02-W-01
+
+<hr />
+
+01/8/02
+<u>Wook</u> + Ol
+Surface work near portal row
+
+After carrying more shit up hill it was too late to do a big Eish&ouml;hle trip so we decided to check out a couple of caves we found the
+day before (when trying to see if there were more entrances beyond "portal row" after delivering our caving gear). There was a cave in a
+gully &amp; a huge shaft, neither of which showed markings or signs of descent.
+
+<b>40f</b>: Returned to big shaft (just 20m from below traverse on 163 -&gt; 40s route) to find that the obvious rig point had a shiny
+stainless fixed hanger - so much for it being new! Wook dropped shaft to see what happened. Classic pitch lands on slope to snow. Down
+side of snow leads into passage containing ... red climbing rope, i.e. the top of Brennerbeserlschluf (40e) before the snow volcano into
+SVH - i.e. this shaft is 40f - K&ouml;nigschacht. GPSsed it. 
+
+<b>02-W-01</b>: Next went to look at other "new" cave (~120m away from 40f on 349&deg;). On looking to rig short 10m pitch noticed there
+was a bolt - someone has been here before. At bottom of pitch narrow passage comes back parallel to upper passage to squeeze. Ol went
+round outside to find another entrance which comes in here. Significant draught comes out of canyon in floor, but this is blocked by
+boulders. Very easy dig with a crowbar to get in. GPS: UTM 33T 0411445 5281039 (WGS84). Grade 2 survey - see survey book. 
+
+Also drew survey of 40f &amp; area plan covering both. Photoed 40f &amp; put in tag bolt.
+
+T/U: 40f Wook 35mins; 02-W-01 Wook 25mins Ol 10mins
+
+<hr />
+
+02/8/02
+<u>Wook</u> + Ol
+Eish&ouml;hle, Mission Impossible
+
+Rigged in. Ol had foolishly removed traverse line at top of "Good Afternoon Mr Phelps" (to stop it getting trapped in the ice). So had to
+use 5 ice-screw placements to regain the top. Then rigged next climb &amp; pitches down to duck to find the pool very wet again. Pushed
+sacks through &amp; continued to pendule. Used old rope to get across but put new rope on it as it had been across shaft all year. Then up
+ramps as far as bottom of "for down". Time to go home in order to get down hill for more gear. Useful start.
+
+T/U: 5 hrs.
+
+<hr />
+
+04/8/02
+<u>Wook</u> + Ol
+Eish&ouml;hle, Mission Impossible
+
+Shedloads of gear: 98m rope for connecting down rift plus drill + battery, 2 more bags of rope + small bag of food + rigging gear. Far too
+much shit for 2. Oh yes, and 20m of hosepipe! Put hose into sump and with some difficulty set it siphoning down big MI pitch. Then on +
+up, rerigging last ramp above "for down". Fonally on up to last year's QMs at Crack of Doom.
+
+Next went up to rope hanging out of roof. Ol shinned up &amp; took off gear to try squeeze at top. Just got even more miserable beyond.
+Declared dead. Entertaining time reversing + derigging without leaving hangers behind. Ol succeeded in climbing back down at some risk to
+life + limb. Small rock knocked down speared a hole right through 10m bit lying at base!
+
+Concluded that draught comes out of thin canyon in roof (as well as Crack of Doom). Went back to main rift where Ol dropped huge rock on
+his foot climbing back out. Whilst he retreated, Wook had a look up the ramp. Blind at the top but off to the right is a climb up a
+canyon. Too hard to solo but there is an easy "back way" which lets you look down several metres into a large canyon lower down. Difficult
+5m climb down gets to shelf but rope needed to go further. Now definitely time for bed, so made our way out, finding that duck level had
+dropped ~10cm in 7hrs.
+
+T/U: 9 3/4 hrs.
+
+<hr />
+
+01/8/02 
+<u>Duncan</u> flies to expo
+
+...well, most of the time was spent in cars, buses or trains, but bang on 12 hours from my bed to the fridge in the tatty hut.
+
+<hr />
+
+05/8/02
+<u>Wook</u> + Ol
+Surface investigations in Eish&ouml;hle area
+
+As Ol had bruised foot, went to sort some surface stuff. Went to bowl containing 40s (Gruner Eingang), 217 + 229 + another hole.
+
+<b>229</b>: First put tag bolt in for 229 (explored + surveyed by ARGE in 2000). Point "1" inside cave was obvious. Surface point "0" was
+less obvious (paint faded) but found it after a bit. Unable to put bolt in here as point crumbled, so put it in middle of <font
+face="Symbol">W</font> 20cm away. Didn't put in tag as didn't have one. Resurveyed 0-1 (as a check) and surveyed 0-tag bolt. GPSsed nearby
+(2m away to get out from under cliff a bit). Sketch of entrance area done. Incorrectly thought this cave was 226 at time of survey;
+records all corrected. Photoed entrance + approach.
+
+<b>2002-W-02</b>: Next went to check out rift hole directly below 229, as there seemed to be no evidence that it has been properly
+described, despite definitely having been looked at (probably repeatedly). Ent is about 20m below 229 + 15m away from 40s. 5m deep rift,
+snow at bottom. Upper end chokes, lower end continues into narrow canyon going in direction of 40s. There is a vocal connection at the
+start of the canyon to 217. (Light can just be seen - far too narrow to pass). Surveyed cave (grade 3-4), put in tag bolt (but no tag),
+and surveyed to 40s tag.
+
+<i>[Editor's note: Owing to a cockup with lost kataster forms, several caves in this area were allocated numbers that had in fact been
+given to ARGE, and new numbers were later issued. I have copied out the description verbatim, using the numbers then in use; but these are
+not the final numbers - see <a href="../2004/kataster2004.html">here</a> for a list of the subsequent alterations.]</i>
+
+<b>To 233 area</b> Next went up "path" towards 163 but instead of taking down-trending traverse ledge (above 40f) after very steep slope
+up, we continued up slope and to left to look at various things Martin + Olly noted last year. All in area SW of 163 above portal row zone
++ below VSMK summit cliffs. Very broken area.
+
+<b>233</b>: First went to 233 - Drei Eingang Abdrosselnh&ouml;hle (3-entrance choke). Put in tag bolt by main entrance + tag. As other 2
+entrances are within 10m, putting tags on those seemed excessive. 
+
+<b>Snow Skylight (2001-08):</b> Right next to 233 ('c' entrance is ~10m from 233c) is this cave. Impressive view down a hole in an alcove
+to sunlit snow (ent a). Top shaft entrance is hidden in bunde above (ent b). Big 5m diameter shaft. Third ent (c) is narrow rift
+connecting to alcove. Descended from single thread over a few rubs to reach bottom (20m rope minimum). Checked it out thoroughly. A proper
+survey would be good. Very photogenic inside. Photoed down shaft, down canyon/alcove pitch, and views of all 3 entrances. Put tag bolt in
+at a. Grade 2 survey.
+
+<b>2001-07</b> Next headed east across choss bowl + steps to 2001-07, Hoffnungschacht ("RATTLE" in the GPS). Very narrow hole in rift with
+[??, could be "fern"] in entrance. Very good rattle when you throw rocks. Good flake to rig off allows descent. Ledge at -8m then another
+at -11, now into wider rift. 2 'tectors needed as rock very sharp. Bottoms at -22m. Choked floor. Can see through to continuation below
+but not suitable for shorts + T-shirt (the whole cave isn't really!) so not checked out to bitter end. If there is a draught it is in not
+out and isn't strong. Ought to be finished off one day. Put in tag/rig backup bolt. Photoed. Grade 2 survey.
+
+<b>HFG-KA88:</b> Next headed down a couple of ledges, closer to 163 to cave marked by Franco-German group in 1988. Markings hard to read
+but look like "1623 / BFG-(?K)(?A)88". There is mention of a "HFG-KA" group exploring L&amul;rchenschacht so that's almost certainly what
+it says. Nice sloping shaft on rift/diaclase. Photoed markings, entrance + approach view. GPSsed as "BFG88" (since renamed "HFG88"). Has
+red splodge which is probably a "+" rather than a "-". Needs tagging.
+
+<b>163:</b> Climbed around and down into 163 bowl. Photoed ent with cave-marking board + checked it was tagged (so 163 tag left in box is
+superfluous).
+
+<b>234 (Speedy Ant)</b>: Finally followed path towards 162 for ~100m to "Speedy Ant" cave. Put in tag bolt + 234A tag. Dropped pitch to
+snow + found continuation through small hole into space at bottom. Very miserable in shorts due to snow! Grade 2 survey.
+
+Finally went home for tea!
+
+T/U Wook 45min in 2002-W-02, 20min in 2001-08, 15min in 234. Ol 10min in 2002-W-02.
+
+<hr />
+
+06/8/02
+<u>Wook</u> + Ol
+Back on surface
+
+Ol's foot still poorly in welly so took gear back up to yesterday's caves to survey + finish off / push. Ol found one about 8m off the L
+of the path, shortly after leaving 40s before steep section past 40f. Unobvious slot entrance looks choked but in fact can be climbed donw
+7m to look into largish chamber (~6m across). Needs rope for descent. Did sketch survey, put in tag/rig bolt + GPSsed as <b>02-OB-01</b>.
+Photoed ent + approach view, then carried to what we were supposed to be doing.
+
+<b>88F + 230</b> Ol went and found these two and tagged them whilst Wook was faffing down 234.
+
+<b>234:</b> Down again. Took ages due to solo surveying down pitch after Ol had gone. Then dropped through tight slot after moving a rock
+- quite exciting as a little committing. Inside large snow slope with 3 avens. Choked at far end. Surveyed as far as possible on own.
+Pitch off to one side needed Ol down to pass me more rope. Also now able to measure chamber with someone to tape. Pitch went ~8m down past
+ice to a choke. Off out. Now started raining properly; hid in bivi site opposite 163 for half an hour before heading back to bivi + down
+hill.
+
+T/U: Wook 2hrs, Ol 30mins in 234; 10mins in 02-OB-01.
+
+<hr />
+
+28/7/02
+<u>Earl</u> + Mark + 1/2 Ton of Expo gear go to Austria in a van
+
+Departed Cavendish Labs at 4.10pm, having finally got (nearly) all the necessary gear together an dpacked into Earl's van and the
+Wookmobile (Ol having taken a good amount of gear out already). Mark had passed his driving test a week before, and so I was wondering
+what the drive woudl be like. I'm pleased to report that it was entirely fine. Mark drove to Dover and we took the 8.15pm Sea France
+ferry to Calais. Needing some fuel we tried to find the Calais ELF station. As we ended up in a Carrefour carpoark where the 24hr pums
+didn't take English credit cards, herewith some directions: from the ferry terminal, take the main road out following signs to Dunkirk and
+Calais centre. At the turnoff for Calais centre, <u>don't go to Calais centre</u> (which is the first exit on the roundabout). Instead,
+carry on round the roundabout 3/4 to where the ELF station is visible.
+
+Anyway, Mark drove on to just after Brussels. Slightly oddy, we were stuck in a traffic jam at 1:30am getting into Brussels. Quite why was
+uncertain, but tailbacks several miles at this time of night seemed odd. I drove on from Brussels to within 50km of Frankfurt. By this
+time it was 6.30am and we decided that some sleep was in order. We pulled off the motorway (leaving he early morning rush hour traffic
+behind) and found a random layby and deployed carrymats and sleeping bags in the early morning sun. I managed to grab a few hours' sleep
+before being roasted out of my pit by the sun, but unfortunately Mark was kept awake by a surprising quantity of traffic on this rural
+road. After a brief breakfast we continued along the A3; I drove to near Regensburg, where Mark took over to complete the journey.
+
+As we were good and paid up for an Austrian vignette for the motorways, we thought we would try the new motorway from Wles to Liezen
+rather than the more usual Ried-Volklabruck-Gmunden-Bad Ischl route. This would have been a reasonable choice, not much faster, but
+somewhat simpler. However, the motorway was still under construction so we got to go round mountains, admiring the new but unused tunnels
+that will one day carry the motorway through them. As a finale, the 5km road tunnel under the Pyhrnpa&szlig; is two-way without any
+central reservation and only minimal lighting... Anyway, continued on to Liezen and Bad Mitterndorf and so to Bad Aussee, arriving on time
+for a bier at Hilde's.
+
+T/U 15mins in various road tunnels.
+
+<hr />
+
+9/8/02
+Tony, Alex, <u>Earl</u>
+Steinbr&uuml;cken
+
+Went in through 204E. Earl rigged the main 204e pitch, adding a bolt, but leaving it in need of another rebelay. Tony joined us and we
+descended to Boulder Coaster / Treeumphant Passage junction. Walked round to Great Oak Chamber to look at the feasibility of attempting
+the traverse to the large A lead visible across the chamber. After a bit of thought, we go for it. Tony lifelines Earl out from a boulder
+on one side of the chamber. As I go, I clear a ledge of loose boulders and add a number of bolts with shiny new drill. Feeding the rope
+through a carabiner at each hanger means I don't have to tie the knots as I go, plus Tony can give me just the right amount of rope,
+withough me bothering with a stop or having a heavy tackle sack dangling off me. Also, the rope is always tight, and if I did fall the
+fall factor is much less than 0.1 as there is rope through the karabiners to take the shock. From what was an uncertain start, a good
+ledge and taut traverse emerges. When I got to the end I returned to the start, rigging the rope properly to the maillons. Alex and Tony
+came to see what lies beyond.
+
+After only a few minutes I am called across to bring rope and slings. It appears that the huge A lead closes down within about 15m, and
+the only way on is a couple of C-grade leads in one wall. We try a small phreatic tube, but it gets rather committing, and climb up a
+loose flakey wall, but that also becomes a bit risky. We decide to run away.
+
+We leave the traverse rigged for a photography and survey trip, and Earl suggests that the quickest way back might be through 204a (we did
+not go back out of 204e as it needed another rebelay to avoid a rub). So we go through No Pain No Gain and up to the base of Thread Pitch,
+which Duncs had rigged earlier that day. However, there was NO ROPE there... "Maybe he rigged Pendulum Pitch instead?" we thought. So we
+went to Pendulum Pitch to find that there is NO ROPE there either. I check at You're So Veined, and there is indeed a rope there, so the
+conclusion we came to is that for some reason Duncs has pulled the rope up after him on leaving the cave...
+
+So we return through No Pain No Gain and ehad out to 204d via Swings and Roundabouts. The rubble slope up to Suspended Solution is still
+really loose and if anything there are more threatening Big Boulders which could be dislodged by the careless/unwary. We pulled-through on
+the climb donw into Living Daylight Cavern and free-climbed out through 204d. Returned to Steinbrucken bivvy, Tony cursing the "route"
+which had been mainly chosen for surveying (taking in all high points) and not really for ease of progress... A reasonable trip, combining
+new exploration work with a (rather longer than expected) tourist around the main horizontal development in Steinbrucken.
+
+<hr />
+
+2/8/02
+<u>Dunks</u> + Mark
+Artischockehohle (2002-01) + Hauchhohle (2001-09)
+
+First off popped some bolts into 204a for an improved descent of the cave. Then went + surveyed the newly found Artischockehohle. Fine 3m
+walking passage ends in a boulder choke with a couple of chambers separated by crawls. Dunks the daft managed to entomb himself in the
+choke for half an hour, eventually digging himself out. Then went to survey Hauchhohle, but instead spent about 3 hours digging, finding
+some crawls and a new ~20m draughting pitch
+
+T/U 1 hr in 2002-01, 3 hrs in 2001-09
+
+<hr />
+
+8/8/02
+<u>Duncan</u>, Steve
+204: Rigging down Ariston
+
+Rigged down Ariston series with Steve + a big bag of rope. Snow levels on 2nd pitch of the entrance series very low, so went via Thread
+Pitch rather than Stitch This.
+
+T/U 5hrs
+
+<hr />
+
+??/8/02
+<u>Ben</u>, Duncan, Frank, Anthony
+204
+
+Duncan and Ben proceeded to the top of Kiwi Suit pitches and rerigged them placing several bolts. Carried on down Razor Dance and noted
+mud on the walls from trip 2 years ago - no major flooding then. Rigged handline climb and placed 2 bolts. We then continued to the
+undescended pitch found 2 years ago. Traversed out above the pitch head and gained a free hang (approx 15m) well away from the water (3
+bolts used), massive hanging "plate" of rock above the pitch head. We then surveyed down the pitch and into the continuing streamway at
+the bottom. Below the pitch the streamway gets distinctly easier, and continues for about 50m until a climb down (5m) reaches the head of
+another pitch visible beyond.
+
+At this point Duncan and Ben headed back to the bottom of the new pitch to collect more rope. As we arrived Anthony and Frank could be
+heard above. Ben and Duncan headed out as Anthony and Frank continued exploration. Ben and Duncan finally reached the surface at 1.30am, a
+trip of 12 hours. Ben's brand new Meander oversuit was totally fucked after its first ever trip.
+
+Frank and <u>Anthony</u> carried on. Frank put some bolts in the next pitch. Anthony descended 12m to a ledge that the water bounces off.
+A deviation off what proved to be a temporary natural failed to save him from a thorough drenching on the rest of the descent. This, plus
+a likely rub point, prevented him from going all the way to the bottom. It is about as far again from the ledge, and it appears that the
+stream flows off into a rift again at the bottom. There is a parallel route that might provide a dry descent. After that we buggered off
+out, emerging at 5.30am.
+
+T/U Duncan + Ben 12hrs, Anthony + Frank 11 1/2 hours
+
+<hr />
+
+8/8/2002
+Wook, <u>Olly</u>
+Eishohle
+
+Back to the top of MI to look at the continuation of the rift which Wook found last time. Siphon still siphoning the duck - still not
+empty. Realised that the pushing front we'd forgotten the drill bit (but had carried the drill + battery). Rigged off naturals with the
+36m dynamic rope. Looks like the rift is continuing up at much the same angle, but is now somewhat wider - at least at higher levels.
+Pushed up to waterfall (i.e. floor of rift has risen to our level) and also traversed back to bypass our rigging and return to last ramp
+of 2001 series. Scaling rift looks hard. Might be possible to regain top by entering from higher window up ramp, but hard to be
+enthusiastic about yet more bolting up when we're already 100m above our target. Surveyed and derigged to ramp after pendule. Tried to
+take some photos of MI with Expo camera and also with Wook's digital. Only one digital one worked - hopefully film worked better! Emerged
+at 5.20am to glorious dawn.
+
+T/U 10 hours (?)
+
+<hr />
+
+10/8/02
+Wook, Tess, Alex, Ol's Mum and Dad, <u>Ol</u>
+SVH tourist
+
+Walked up with parents, and met Alex (who had come down from 204) at Appelhaus junction. Wook had gone to collect Tess from Salzburg
+airport and they caught us up just as we reached the 40A bivvy (took us 2 hours - not bad going). Had a brew and went on to 40h, descended
+and toured the chamber. Mum tripped over crampons twice, but still seemed to enjoy it. Alex had a go at ascending the first MI pitch and
+got strung up on the rebelay while we shouted helpful advice. Journey downhill to 1 1/2 hours (Wook + Tess stayed at the bivvy) arriving
+at the car just as darkness fell.
+
+T/U 2 hours
+
+<hr />
+
+17/8/02
+Steve, Mark, <u>Ol</u>
+Eish&ouml;hle, checking out passages behind 40A bivvy
+
+Decided to see if we could find any side leads from older parts of Eish&ouml;hle, since SVH has been looked at rather thoroughly. Rigged
+down ramp and over edge. No sign of spits for rebelay so used a 'tector. Steve followed, Mark reached last rebelay before edge and decided
+he'd rather go in through 40s. Later turned out he'd fled back to base camp instead. The pitch down has a very spacious feel
+
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