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1623/i/README.txt

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+There should be NO FILES HERE.
+
+All files should be in the correct place, under the specific cave directory, e.g.
+in /1623/2005-92/t 
+not in /1623/t
+
+The same goes for /i and /l too.
+
+80 or so files were placed here for over a year in 2023-24 when Martin's first version of his image insertion tool put them here, before it was updated.
+
+All files were moved to their proper places, and the database rebuilt, in Feb. 2025.

1623/l/README.txt

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+There should be NO FILES HERE.
+
+All files should be in the correct place, under the specific cave directory, e.g.
+in /1623/2005-92/t 
+not in /1623/t
+
+The same goes for /i and /l too.
+
+80 or so files were placed here for over a year in 2023-24 when Martin's first version of his image insertion tool put them here, before it was updated.
+
+All files were moved to their proper places, and the database rebuilt, in Feb. 2025.

1623/t/README.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+There should be NO FILES HERE.
+
+All files should be in the correct place, under the specific cave directory, e.g.
+in /1623/2005-92/t 
+not in /1623/t
+
+The same goes for /i and /l too.
+
+80 or so files were placed here for over a year in 2023-24 when Martin's first version of his image insertion tool put them here, before it was updated.
+
+All files were moved to their proper places, and the database rebuilt, in Feb. 2025.

1626/index.html

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ To the east here is area 1627, and the eastern border of 1626 turns north.</p>
 of which has been visited by CUCC, as they tend to be difficult of access, or
 very much reserved to the Austrian cavers. The latter applies particularly
 to <b lang="de-at"> <a id="id55"
-href="/1626/55.htm">Raucherkarh&ouml;hle</a></b> with its many
+href="/1626/55/55.html">Raucherkarh&ouml;hle</a></b> with its many
 entrances near the <b lang="de-at">Ischler H&uuml;tte</b>, accessible by paths
 from <b lang="de-at">Rettenbach</b>. This is well documented on the website of
 the corresponding Austrian caving club, the <a
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ and <b lang="de-at">Feuertal</b> valleys north of the <b
 lang="de-at">Sch&ouml;nberg</b> ridge line, and reached only by immense and
 steep climbs up from the north to the <b lang="de-at">Ebenseer
 Hochkogelh&uuml;tte</b>. The oldest and most extensive cave in this area is <b
-lang="de-at"><a id="id50" href="/1626/50.htm">Ahnenschacht</a></b>,
+lang="de-at"><a id="id50" href="/1626/50/50.html">Ahnenschacht</a></b>,
 visited by the <a href="../others/bec/index.htm">B.E.C.</a> in the late
 sixties, and pushed by many other groups since.</p>
 
@@ -47,29 +47,31 @@ sixties, and pushed by many other groups since.</p>
 href="../others/gsab/index.htm">GSAB</a> explored a series of deep systems in
 the seventies - about the same time that CUCC first visited Austria. These
 include <b lang="de-at"><a id="id117"
-href="/1626/117.htm">Trunkemboldschacht</a></b> -854m; the four
+href="/1626/117/117.html">Trunkemboldschacht</a></b> -854m; the four
 entrances of <b lang="de-at"><a id="id120"
-href="/1626/120.htm">Feuertalsystem</a></b> -913m; and the smaller <b
+href="/1626/120/120.html">Feuertalsystem</a></b> -913m; and the smaller <b
-lang="de-at"><a id="id122" href="/1626/122.htm">Ufoschacht</a></b> or
+lang="de-at"><a id="id122" href="/1626/122.html">Ufoschacht</a></b> or
 <b lang="fr-be">Gouffre Ovni</b>, -565m.</p>
 
 <p>Two expeditions by <a href="../others/luss/index.htm">LUSS</a> in the late
 eighties explored caves on the 1623/1626 border, with all the significant finds
 lying in the 1626 area. These included <b lang="de"><a id="idla11"
-href="la11.htm">Lungeh&ouml;hle</a></b> -375m; <b lang="de"><a id="idla12"
+href="la11/la11.html">Lungeh&ouml;hle</a></b> -375m; <b lang="de"><a id="idla12"
-href="la12.htm">Sternloch</a></b> -331m and <b lang="de"><a id="idla34"
+href="la12/la12.html">Sternloch</a></b> -331m and <b lang="de"><a id="idla34"
-href="la34.htm">Ratselh&ouml;hle</a></b> -425m.  Their access route was either
+href="la34/la34.html">Ratselh&ouml;hle</a></b> -425m.  Their access route was either
 from <span lang="de-at">Grundlsee</span> or via the Toll road - both ways
 around five hour walks-in.</p>
 
 <p>As you might expect, CUCC has visited only the most accessible cave in the
 area, the resurgence of <b lang="de-at"><a id="id5"
-href="/1626/5.htm">Naglstegh&ouml;hle</a></b>, which is a pleasant
+href="/1626/5/5.html">Naglstegh&ouml;hle</a></b>, which is a pleasant
 five minute stroll from the bar at Blaa-Alm.</p>
 
 <p>There are approaching two hundred caves known at present in the area, but
-CUCC have very few details of most of these, so, apart from those mentioned
+CUCC have few details of most of these. What we have is included on this websitefor context.</p>
-above, they are not included in these web pages at present.</p>
+
+<p>Our important cave Homecoming <a href="359/359.html">1626/359</a> is just over the border into 1626
+from 1623.
 
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