Logbook edited 2024-07-19c

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 <div class="tripdate" id="2024-07-19c">2024-07-19</div>
 <div class="trippeople"><u>Wookey</u>, Jono</div>
-<div class="triptitle">Balconhoehle - Rigging Mongol Rally</div>
+<div class="triptitle">Balkonhoehle - Rigging Mongol Rally</div>
 <p>Walked up to top camp in the evening ready for trip down
 Balkonhoehle to get Mongol Raly rigged with Jono. I was somewhat
 perplexed to find no sign of Jono, and still not as it went dark. He
 eventually turned up about 10am the next morning. We had our gear to
   carry over so it wasn't a particularly early start.</p>
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+<p>
 <p>I had forgotten a load of the upper passages, but did at least
 remember the obscure left turn for Honeycomb/Mongol Rally. Soon enough
 we arrived at the end of the rigging part-way down hangmans, complete
@@ -965,7 +965,7 @@ that we were starting part-way down the rigging diagram, not the top,
 so he went back up to put it right whilst I continued to start Mongol
 Rally. Dragging the gear through was the usual faff (someone should
 just take a spade and make that crawl bigger).</p>
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+<p>
 <p>So now it was my turn and I suited up with Anthony's nice new drill
 and 125m of rope. The 25m didn't quite reach across the traverse with
 a big thread round a boulder, so I put a bolt in the roof to improve
@@ -973,7 +973,7 @@ the rigging (another one just over the hole in the floor would make
 the traverse line a lot more useful, I later realised). The rock was
 impressively cheesy, with about 20mm of goo to remove before getting
 to actual rock.</p>
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+<p>
 <p>The rigging diagram suggested another bolt near the top so I added
 one about 6m down on a nose to the right, only to realise that one had
 probably already been done some previous year. I also realised at this
@@ -983,7 +983,7 @@ hole. I then added another bolt on the left, replacing one in the
 maximum rub-spot just under a lip (very odd placement). This finally
 removed all the rubs on this top slope and actually made the
 changeovers nicer, so I think it's an improvement. </p>
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+<p>
 <p>Next dilemma was whether to use the bolt on a nose (with hanger
 left behind) or the reflectored bolt on the well-used muddy route. The
 nose was harder to get to but gave a nicer hang (and was suggested on
@@ -997,13 +997,13 @@ like. Left one bit (with a nearly horizontal deviation) some extra
 rope to come back to and add a bolt if time allowed but pressed on
 until the rope ran out, just on the same ledge that had had a knot
 pass in 2022. Looks like that is where 100m gets you to.</p>
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 <p>We were out of time so called it a day and headed off out, only
 realising on the way out that the rope bag we had left contained a
 note 'top of mongol rally' in it so we had used the wrong one (misled
 by the '25m' rope in the top matching the '25m' rope marked on the
 topo for the traverse. Oh well.</p>
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 <p>Got out around 11:30, having had a very satisfying trip, Jono had
 finally got underground and enjoyed himself. It was a chill trip with
 almost zero stress, and we'd done enough to make a camping trip