[svn r5909] Corrected a bug in my earlier script that left out a </li> at the end of link lists.

fester.htm

@@ -34,12 +34,12 @@ festering, <a href="#radio">Radio-fettling</a>,
 <a href="#tyrol">Tyrolean building</a>, <a href="#surf">Windsurfing</a>...</p>
 
 <dl>
-<dt><b><a name="abseil">Huge Abseil</a></b></dt>
+<dt><b><a id="abseil">Huge Abseil</a></b></dt>
 <dd>Recommended by the local cavers, this 200m almost-a-free-hang cliff
 provides mind-bending sport, probably not to be repeated by any of those
 that had a go first time.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="bier">Bier drinking</a></b></dt>
+<dt><b><a id="bier">Bier drinking</a></b></dt>
 <dd>
 <a href="piclinks/phut1.htm"><img class="onleft" src="tinypix/phut1.jpg" width="170"
 height="143" alt="" /></a>
@@ -52,14 +52,14 @@ maintains a tally of bottled beers drunk, so that the right people get charged
 for it - and so we can report how many metric tons we got through each year.
 There is a corresponding Limonade tally.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="cake">Cake</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="cake">Cake</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Austrians do pretty good cakes for pigging out on calorie-restoration
 days when veggie-slop just isn't enough. It's best to point and say "Ein
 stuck bitte" rather than try to ask for exactly what you want. One person's
 mega-sticky-chocolate-cake arrived as a cup of cocoa through trying to be
 too clever.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="canoe">Canoeing</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="canoe">Canoeing</a></b>
 </dt><dd>
 <a href="piclinks/ohshit.htm"><img class="onright" src="tinypix/ohshit.jpg" width="170"
 height="143" alt="" /></a>
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ More relaxing is to paddle from Grundlsee back to <a
 href="bcamps.htm">base camp</a>, but watch out for Hilde's weir (see picture).
 </dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="cars">Car-fixing</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="cars">Car-fixing</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Owing to being mainly impoverished students, expo has an annual crop of
 shit cars which limp across Europe with unfeasably large loads and equally
 crap trailers, which provides for
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ from CU 1992. This tale involves a Citroen van and a Volvo, also depicted below.
 </table>
 </dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="cycle">Cycling</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="cycle">Cycling</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Far more people seem to travel by bike in Austria than in the UK despite
 the obvious disadvantages of (a) ridiculous heat or (b) it pissing buckets
 and (c) it's <b>very</b> hilly. However, cycling <b>down</b> the
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ do it at all, only cycle <b>up</b> the toll road <b>once</b> (but there are
 exceptions, even to this rule).</dd>
 
 
-<dt><b><a name="dachstein">Dachstein climbing</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="dachstein">Dachstein climbing</a></b>
 </dt><dd><img class="onleft" src="tinypix/dbahn.jpg" width="128" height="152" alt="Dachstein Seilbahn" />
 <div class="onright">
 <img src="tinypix/dachx.jpg" width="145" height="285" alt="" />
@@ -134,14 +134,14 @@ stone-fall.</p>
 <p>It can be done in a day <a href="years/1990/log.htm#dachstein">on
 foot from Hallstatt</a>, but only if you are <b>very</b> fit.</p></dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="dinghy">Dinghy floating</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="dinghy">Dinghy floating</a></b>
 </dt><dd><img class="onleft" src="tinypix/dinghy.jpg" width="225" height="201" alt="Inflatable dinghy" />
 One of a plethora of festering activities centred around the conveniently
 nearby, but out of earshot of the campsite, lake (Grundlsee). Parking has
 become a problem if you have too much gear, but an inflatable dinghy is one of
 the most easily carried bits of kit, thus avoiding the parking meters.  </dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="dive">Diving</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="dive">Diving</a></b>
 </dt><dd>There is not much scope for cave diving in CUCC's caves, though some has
 been done in nearby resurgences. However, for relaxing by the lake, a set of
 scuba gear and wetsuit or Michelin-man drysuit are ideal. The water is clear,
@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ lorry which is "verboten".
 revealed not the hoped for resurgence, but a few bits of 50's vintage human
 remains. Still it got us a go in the Feuerwehr's big red rescue boat :-)</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="kite">Hang-gliding</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="kite">Hang-gliding</a></b>
 </dt><dd><img class="onright" src="tinypix/julian.jpg" width="170" height="143" alt="" />
 Not for the complete beginner is the mind-bending takeoff from a ramp at the
 top of the <a href="tollrd.htm">Toll-road</a>. On early expos, everyone
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ thought that this was only for loonies, but now a small contingent of
 C.U.Hang-gliding Club have shown that it is even possible to land in a tree
 and survive.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="fryup">High-frying</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="fryup">High-frying</a></b>
 </dt><dd>
 <a href="images/chips.jpg">
 <img class="onleft" width="160" height="128"
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ getting lumps of meat off without getting burnt, but less than perfect when
 the victim is set the task of getting a large hot pan of chips off. Needless
 to say, we survived....</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="hydro">Hydro-speeding</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="hydro">Hydro-speeding</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Ideally, this means body-surfing down a river with a flat thing to
 ride on to protect chest and arms from rocks, and with fins (flippers
 to you) to give some degree of control. Needless to say, CUCC's version
@@ -182,11 +182,11 @@ to base camp. "Reasonable" water levels are required, and getting out
 to walk round the weir is strongly recommended. <i>"Interesting to find out
 how wet it can get before you hurt yourself or drown"</i> (Wookey).</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="ices">Ice creams</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="ices">Ice creams</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Austrians do ice creams every bit as good as their sticky cakes - and
 with the advantage of Schlagobers to appeal to the calorifically-challenged.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="mihs">Mohr-im-Hemd</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="mihs">Mohr-im-Hemd</a></b>
 </dt><dd>No, not the <a href="smkridge/161/offffr.htm#mihemd">passage</a> in
 Kaninchenh&ouml;hle, but the death-by-chocolate pudding which it was named
 after. The first challenge is to persuade the other attendees at the expo
@@ -194,14 +194,14 @@ dinner to pay for the game if you win. The second challenge is to eat ten of
 these delicacies and not throw up for at least five minutes.
 It has been done :-)</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="pedalo">Pedalo pedalling</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="pedalo">Pedalo pedalling</a></b>
 </dt><dd><img class="onleft" src="tinypix/pedalo.jpg" width="221" height="161" alt="Pedalo pic" />
 Used to occur from Fritz's jetty when <a href="bcamps.htm">base camp</a> was
 at Altaussee, but is now more likely to be an excuse for a trip to Hallstatt,
 where there is also a handy gear shop and a <a href="#dive">diving</a> school
 to get bottles filled.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="spudhut">Potato Hut</a> festering</b>
+<dt><b><a id="spudhut">Potato Hut</a> festering</b>
 </dt><dd>
 <img class="onright" src="tinypix/phut94.jpg" width="205" height="147" alt="A merry evening in the Potato Hut" />
 <img class="onleft" src="tinypix/bc94.jpg" width="137" height="109" alt="Base Camp mess tent in the rain, 1994" />
@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ organisation exists mainly to drink potato-derived alcohol, and engage in
 curling on Hilde's ice - more usually a lake at the time of year of our
 visit.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="radio">Radio-fettling</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="radio">Radio-fettling</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Ever since we had a set of really excellent communications equipment
 on evaluation from Philips in 1990, until the advent of mobile phones on expo
 1999, expo hankered after a working set of CB-type radios. Top Camp to Base
@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ states (a) to (c). For better (probably) or worse, this activity is now pretty
 much a thing of the past, owing to the advent of <a
 href="handbook/phone.htm">mobile phones</a>.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="rope">Ropewashing</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="rope">Ropewashing</a></b>
 </dt><dd><img class="onright" src="tinypix/washit.jpg" width="161" height="192"
 alt="Ropewashing" />
 OK, I admit, this is really caving, but it happens at <a
@@ -233,32 +233,32 @@ be a bit epic in the river if it is in flood, in which case a <a
 href="#tyrol">Tyrolean traverse</a> over the river is a sporting game.
 </dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="salt">Salt-mining</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="salt">Salt-mining</a></b>
 </dt><dd>There are Salt Mines at both Hallstatt and Altaussee which are worth a
 visit. The latter were used as a stash for huge amounts of stolen art
 treasures by the Nazis, a fact that they keep strangely quiet about, given
 that it was the brave action of one of the local workers which saved them
 from being dynamited.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="swim">Swimming</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="swim">Swimming</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Either in the river behind the Staud'nwirt or in one of the lakes, where
 the top metre or so gets quite warm in hot weather.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="fester">Sunbathing</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="fester">Sunbathing</a></b>
 </dt><dd><img class="onleft" src="tinypix/tcdoze.jpg" width="201" height="123"
 alt="Sunbathing" /> Can be done almost anywhere, when it doesn't piss down -
 but usually combined with other activities at the side of the lake. However,
 more rays can be picked up at Top Camp in the unusual event of good weather and
 not caving.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="sled">Tobogganing</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="sled">Tobogganing</a></b>
 </dt><dd><a href="piclinks/tobog.htm"><img class="onright" src="tinypix/tobog.jpg" width="143"
 height="170" alt="Tobogganing" /></a>
 There is a dry (metal trough) toboggan run worth a visit near Bad Ischl. Wear
 long sleeves and trousers if you value your skin - doing so enables you to
 dispense with the brakes entirely.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="tberg">Trisselberg ascent</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="tberg">Trisselberg ascent</a></b>
 </dt><dd><a href="images/twand.jpg"><img class="onleft" src="tinypix/twand.jpg"
 alt="" width="300" height="200" /></a> Of four expo attempts, two have
 succeeded - in <a href="years/1984/twand.htm">1984</a> and again in <a
@@ -267,14 +267,14 @@ a wasps' nest, and the <a href="years/1992/log.htm#trissel">1992 attempt</a>
 made the error of retreating from high up in what turned out to be quite an
 epic in a thunderstorm. It must be about time someone else had a go...</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="tyrol">Tyrolean traverse</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="tyrol">Tyrolean traverse</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Typically occurs towards the end of expo when large amounts of gear,
 particularly rope and pulleys, ends up down by the river for
 <a href="#rope">ropewashing</a>. If the river really is too epic to stand in,
 a tyrolean traverse from Hilde's to some trees opposite can provide an
 awesome sense of exposure and not a little danger !</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="surf">Windsurfing</a></b>
+<dt><b><a id="surf">Windsurfing</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Yet another lakeside activity - this one really is easiest if there is
 some wind, but as long as this is not too strong, it's a good game for total
 beginners (unlike <a href="#kite">Hang-gliding</a>, for example).</dd>