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@ -53,20 +53,20 @@ rebelay or deviation in future. Immediately after this point, the walls of the
shaft bell out, and the rope hangs in stimulating isolation. About 5m from the
floor a ledge is passed, which could be gained by a swing across, where there
may possibly be a passage leading off [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-20"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-20"
name=qC1999-204-20>C1999-204-20 B</A>].
<P>At the foot of the pitch, the way on is a very chossy, sloping descent which
will require either re-rigging or bypassing (which may be possible by a climb up
and over) in future. This leads to a further short pitch (10m), which lands in
an aven chamber of ample proportions. From here drops an 8m pitch,
landing on a rubble floor. The only way on is a tight rift
[<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-60" name="qC2000-204-60">C2000-204-60 C</a>],
[<a href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-60" name="qC2000-204-60">C2000-204-60 C</a>],
which was penetrated for only a short distance.
More progress might be possible by someone small and imaginative. Not surveyed in 2000.
Back at the head of the 8m pitch. a crawl leading off from the foot of the
pitch just descended, and a descending rubble slope. The rubble slope curves
round to the right, passing a tight rift on the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-22"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-22"
name=qC1999-204-22>C1999-204-22 C</A>], to reach the bottom of a short climb up
of 3m on the right, which is followed by a scramble down on the other side. From
here, straight ahead is a climb up into the foot of an aven, half-right is a
@ -103,14 +103,14 @@ in 2000 from a natural, one bolt, and the rope from the pitch above.</p>
merry little stream is reached (similar volume of water to the Top Camp waterhole in
spate). Upstream was not pushed, but reportedly leads quickly to the foot of a
waterfall
[<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-63" name="qC2000-204-63">C2000-204-63 B</a>].
[<a href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-63" name="qC2000-204-63">C2000-204-63 B</a>].
Downstream quickly narrows to about 50cm wide, and
progress is made by constantly changing level to stay where the passage is wide enough.
After about 40m a small cascade of about 4m is reached, which could probably be
free-climbed, but a handline here helps avoid getting soaked. The passage is
considerably wider for a few metres below the cascade, but soon resumes in its previous
manner. Suddenly, the head of a pitch
[<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-64" name="qC2000-204-64">C2000-204-64 A</a>],
[<a href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-64" name="qC2000-204-64">C2000-204-64 A</a>],
estimated at about 10 metres,
is reached. This was the limit of exploration in 2000. The streamway can be seen to
continue below the pitch, and perhaps becomes a bit wider.</p>
@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ apparent. A 40m freehanging section leads to a sloping ledge, where the shaft
doglegs again and a scrappy descent down a gulley, and a further two rebelays (at
-68m and -80m), reaches a sloping ledge overlooking the final section of the
pitch. A chossy traverse across the left hand wall appears to head into a parallel
shaft [<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-61" name="qC2000-204-61">C2000-204-61 C</a>].
shaft [<a href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-61" name="qC2000-204-61">C2000-204-61 C</a>].
A bolt round the corner to the right allows a descent of
the final 22m to the floor to be made, where a boulder choke is met, with no way
on. The whole pitch, particularly the far wall, is rather loose and due care must
@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ in here on two occasions.</p>
leading off to the right. This is initially flat-out over crumbly mud, but enlarges
after a short distance to enter a series of small mud-filled chambers. There is no
obvious way on, other than to start excavations in the mud banks
[<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-62" name="qC2000-204-62">C2000-204-62 Dig</a>].
[<a href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-62" name="qC2000-204-62">C2000-204-62 Dig</a>].
Not surveyed in 2000.</p>

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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ rocks off) leads to the head of the second pitch, <B>Jim'll Fix It</B> (18m in 1
only about 10m in 2000/2001 due to increased snow levels). An
unexplored passage is visible from the pitch head, which could be accessed by a
bolt traverse round the right hand side of the pitch head
[<A href="qm.htm#C1999-204-01" name=qC1999-204-01>C1999-204-01 C</A>] (explored by Brian?).
[<A href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-01" name=qC1999-204-01>C1999-204-01 C</A>] (explored by Brian?).
The pitch is rigged from a bolt in the
left hand wall with a deviation from a spit immediately after the pitch head
bolt. This protects a marginal rub point and also avoids a jet of water which
@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Left leads downhill into <A
href="#nearend">The Near
End</A> and is the main way on. There is a further unexplored passage in the
wall above the gap between the snow plug and the rock [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-03"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-03"
name=qC1999-204-03>C1999-204-03 C</A>].
<H3><A name=nearend>The Near End</A></H3>
@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ leads into the same <A
href="#nearside">side
passages</A> as the previous right turn. Left is <B>Needle Crawl</B> past an
unexplored passage on the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-04"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-04"
name=qC1999-204-04>C1999-204-04 C</A>] and a crawl on the right (feels like
straight ahead) which becomes too small after ~8m. Straight ahead (feels like a
left) leads to the head of a fine 4m diameter circular shaft, <B><a name="thread">Thread</a>
@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ Pitch</B>. This pitch of 17m leads into <A
href="midlevel.shtml#wolp">Wolpertinger
Way</A>. A continuation of the
crawl is visible at the opposite side of the pitch head [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-06"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-06"
name=qC1999-204-06>C1999-204-06 C</A>].
<P>From the crossroads, the main route in 1999 was straight ahead, downhill in
mostly stooping height passage with a short section of sandy crawling. After 15m
@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ routes ahead and to the left are choked with boulders. To the right, a body
sized tube leads upwards for ~15m before opening out into a low chamber on the
left. The continuation of the crawl is immediately opposite the entry point and there is a climb down into a rift on
the far side of the chamber to the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-07"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-07"
name=qC1999-204-07>C1999-204-07 B</A>]. The continuation is a winding passage which continues upwards. It then increases to stoping
heightand goes over some old gower pools. The passage continues to a flat out section ( not really a squeze, except for lardarses) not
pushed, but running water could be heard. Back in the chamber, it doubles back on itself to

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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ narrow ledge.
<P><B>You're So Veined</B> is rigged at its southern end, and this is reached
via a sandy crawl off to the right from the top of the steep gully, which passes
over a hole in the floor through dangerous boulders [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-09"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-09"
name=qC1999-204-09>C1999-204-09 C</A>] to reach a junction. Right is a
passage, which quickly chokes, straight ahead leads into <A
href="#110aday">110 A Day</A>,
@ -48,16 +48,16 @@ Series</A>. </P>
crawling for 110m. Immediately after the start is a sharp right hand bend with
a crawl straight ahead to <B>110 Bidet</B>. About halfway along is a crossroads,
where low passages lead off to the left to <B>110 Bidet</B> and to the right [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-13"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-13"
name=qC1999-204-13>C1999-204-13 C</A>]. At the terminus reached in 1999, the
passage splits into two. Each branch immediately becomes tight, but could be
pushed further with a little determination and effort [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-14"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-14"
name=qC1999-204-14>C1999-204-14 C</A> and <A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-15"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-15"
name=qC1999-204-15>C1999-204-15 C</A>]. In the left hand branch, just before the
passage becomes tighter, is an undescended pitch [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-16"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-16"
name=qC1999-204-16>C1999-204-16 A</A>] of perhaps 20m.
<H3><A name=110bidet>110 Bidet</A></H3>
@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ to a hole in the floor among boulders, <B>Marble Run</B>. To the left here
is a low passage leading to <B>No Pain No Gain</B>, whilst <B>110 Bidet</B> carries straight on.
Continuing on, the passage turns right, followed shortly by a crossroads with a crawly passage.
To the right is a dead end; to the left is [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-54"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-54"
name=qC2000-204-54>C2000-204-54 B</A>]. Straight on emerges into <B>110 A Day</B>
about half way along its length.
@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ passage. The passage does this once more to end in an earth blockage.
boulder slope (care required) to a rebelay, then a descent of 23m via a
deviation off the far wall below a large wedged boulder. There may be a passage
on the far side of the rift accessible with difficulty from this boulder [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-17"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-17"
name=qC1999-204-17>C1999-204-17 C</A>]. From the base of the pitch, two rift
passages lead off which very quickly become too tight.
<P>The main route on is reached by swinging off after 16m into a 6m wide
@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ Series</A>. A rift visible at the opposite side of the pit has an audible
connection to <B>You're so Veined</B>.
<P>To the right at the blind pit is a draughting phreatic tube which heads
downhill at a comfortable walking size past a tight passage on the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-18"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-18"
name=qC1999-204-18>C1999-204-18 C</A>]. After 20m, a 3m climb up into a roof
tube on the right hand side is the way into the <A
href="pleasuredome.shtml#elephant">White
@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ via a left hand bend with a too tight rift on the right (probably connecting to
that at the loose climb) ending at a 2m climb down. There is a possible way on
at the bottom of this, but it is very small and tall people at least would have
to enter feet first [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-19"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-19"
name=qC1999-204-19>C1999-204-19 C</A>]. There is a noticeable draught here
blowing downhill (into the cave).

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@ -18,36 +18,36 @@
try not to disturb the remaining flow patterns in the mud). A crawly mud floored
passage leaves the chamber to the right. To the right near the end of the crawl is a
bedding plane that continues uphill [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-01"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-01"
name=qC2000-204-01>C2000-204-01 B</A>], whilst to the left is a small stone floored pit. There
is a 2m climb up from the top of the pit. This has a stalactite formation at the top on the
right, and threads on the left where a sling may be attached to assist. The crawl then
continues to a junction with two connecting passages to the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-02"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-02"
name=qC2000-204-02>C2000-204-02 B</A>] and two connecting passages to the right [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-03"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-03"
name=qC2000-204-03>C2000-204-03 C</A>]. The passage then continues to a T junction where it
enlarges slightly. To the right is [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-04"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-04"
name=qC2000-204-04>C2000-204-04 C</A>]. To the left there is a chamber that is
intersected by a tight rift with flowing water. Downstream is [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-05"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-05"
name=qC2000-204-05>C2000-204-05 C</A>]. Upstream a key hole passage slopes upwards, to a T-junction
with a chamber to the right, and an short, almost flat-out crawl to the left.
The chamber, which has
an aven [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-55"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-55"
name=qC2000-204-55>C2000-204-55 X</A>], can be dropped into.
A rift at the other end of the chamber leads to a
waterfall which feeds the stream that runs through the chamber. Climbing up before the rift gives
access to a crawl [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-06"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-06"
name=qC2000-204-06>C2000-204-06 C</A>]. The flat out crawl emerges to a small angular chamber, at the
top of which, to the right, is a hole [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-07"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-07"
name=qC2000-204-07>C2000-204-07 C</A>]. To the left a low passage runs above a 4m drop [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-08"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-08"
name=qC2000-204-08>C2000-204-08 B</A>]. This then turns right and continues to a fork in the passage. To
the left is <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>, and to the right is a smaller chamber with a hole in the floor,
windows to <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>, and a bedding plane continuing up at 10&deg;, which again connects into <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>.
@ -55,97 +55,97 @@ windows to <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>, and a bedding plane continuing up at 10
<H3><A name=insignificantchamber>Insignificant Chamber</A></H3>
<P><B>Insignificant Chamber</B> can be entered at floor level from <B>No Pain No Gain</B>. It extends to a
passage on the left as one enters, where there are a number a interconnecting holes on the right [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-58"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-58"
name=qC2000-204-58>C2000-204-58 C</A>]. Upslope from the entrance is a bedding plane which splits left to
<B>Bonsai Crawl</B> on the left and to [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-09"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-09"
name=qC2000-204-09>C2000-204-09 B</A>] on the right. To the right upon entering Insignificant Chamber one can climb up
to a point above the small chamber in <B>No Pain No Gain</B>. From here there is a phreatic tube[<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-57"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-57"
name=qC2000-204-57>C2000-204-57 C</A>] that can be probably be reached with the aid of a traverse line. The passage
continues climbing ever upward [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-56"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-56"
name=qC2000-204-08>C2000-204-56 B</A>]. The passage to the left from Insignificant Chamber gets smaller and
meets a crossroads. To the left is a walking size passage with a small pit in the floor that continues to a large
pitch [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-10"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-10"
name=qC2000-204-10>C2000-204-10 A</A>], thought to drop into Pleasuredome. Straight on the passage turns to a steeply
sloping pitch [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-11"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-11"
name=qC2000-204-11>C2000-204-11 B</A>]. To the right is some small passage that connects to the Bonsai
Crawl. Half way along this passage there is a hole [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-59"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-59"
name=qC2000-204-59>C2000-204-59 C</A>].
<H3><A name=Bonsaicrawl>Bonsai Crawl</A></H3>
<P><B>Bonsai Crawl</B> is a wide bedding plane. A tall and thin passage to the right goes to a chamber
with a pitch [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-52"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-52"
name=qC2000-204-52>C2000-204-52 C</A>] and a couple of small passages to the right [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-50"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-50"
name=qC2000-204-50>C2000-204-50 C</A>] and [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-51"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-51"
name=qC2000-204-51>C2000-204-51 C</A>]. A passage leads off to the left and gets lower, passing some
pretties on the floor. It then continues [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-53"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-53"
name=qC2000-204-53>C2000-204-53 A</A>]. Bonsai Crawl continues to a fork that has a stooping-size
passage to the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-12"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-12"
name=qC2000-204-12>C2000-204-12 B</A>]. To the right is a walking-size passage with a boulder floor.
There is a hole in the right wall that has a couple of small passages leading off [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-13"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-13"
name=qC2000-204-13>C2000-204-13 C</A>], [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-14"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-14"
name=qC2000-204-14>C2000-204-14 C</A>]. The passage then debouches into <B>The Colonnade</B>.
<H3><A name=thecolonnade>The Colonnade</A></H3>
<P><B>Bonsai Crawl</B> joins at a point where <b>The Colonnade</b>, a wide walking passage with a boulder
floor, makes a sharp turn. To the right the passage comes to a chamber-like crossroads. To the left
is an initially walking-sized tube [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-41"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-41"
name=qC2000-204-41>C2000-204-41 A</A>] and to the right a low draughting crawl [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-42"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-42"
name=qC2000-204-42>C2000-204-42 B</A>]. <b>The Colonnade</b> continues and a stream joins from the left.
Further along on the left is a pile of stones which must originate from a passage [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-43"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-43"
name=qC2000-204-43>C2000-204-43 Dig</A>]. The passage then becomes small with a possible aven [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-44"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-44"
name=qC2000-204-44>C2000-204-44 X</A>], a tight rift [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-45"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-45"
name=qC2000-204-45>C2000-204-45 B</A>], and a crawl down and to the right. The crawl emerges into
a chamber, with a possible way on over rocks directly ahead [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-49"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-49"
name=qC2000-204-49>C2000-204-49 C</A>]. The chamber gets larger to the right, where there are two
tight rifts leading off [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-46"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-46"
name=qC2000-204-46>C2000-204-46 C</A>], [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-47"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-47"
name=qC2000-204-47>C2000-204-47 C</A>] and an aven [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-48"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-48"
name=qC2000-204-48>C2000-204-48 X</A>]. Water was flowing down one of these, possibly to the waterfall
entering the chamber in <b>No Pain No Gain</b>. At this time in 2000
it had not rained on the surface for 8 days. Back where
<B>Bonsai Crawl</B> enters, the passage goes straight on with a number of minor passages to the sides.
These are a crawl to the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-15"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-15"
name=qC2000-204-15>C2000-204-15 C</A>]; then some distance further on, another crawl on the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-16"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-16"
name=qC2000-204-16>C2000-204-16 B</A>] leading from a trench in the passage; a small passage on the
right [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-17"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-17"
name=qC2000-204-17>C2000-204-17 C</A>] that links to [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-21"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-21"
name=qC2000-204-21>C2000-204-21 C</A>]; and a crawl high up to the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-18"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-18"
name=qC2000-204-18>C2000-204-18 C</A>]. A short distance further a walking-size passage goes to the
left [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-19"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-19"
name=qC2000-204-19>C2000-204-19 C</A>]. The main passage then forks: to the left is [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-20"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-20"
name=qC2000-204-20>C2000-204-20 C</A>] whilst to the right the passage continues past a high up crawl [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-21"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-21"
name=qC2000-204-21>C2000-204-21 C</A>], and then possibly [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-22"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-22"
name=qC2000-204-22>C2000-204-22 C</A>]. The main passage then pops out into
<a href="treeumphant.shtml#treeumphantpassage"><B>Treeumphant Passage</B></a>.

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@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ be any ways through the boulders, but a rift leads off at the western end,
quickly arriving at the head of a 10m pitch with a constricted take off, rigged
from boulders. An eyehole part way down this pitch appears to lead into a
parallel shaft [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-25"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-25"
name=qC1999-204-25>C1999-204-25 B</A>] (This is probably the connection through to pleasure dome). The pitch lands on a rubble floor with a
blind pit. Heading south quickly reaches a loose pitch head, with a rift passage
continuing beyond.
@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ after 6m. This is rigged from a Y-hang on either side of the rift, but soon
opens out to give a fine descent of 15m landing in a spacious rift at 182m depth
from 204b entrance. A narrow slot in the floor develops, which is just large
enough to descend, but stones thrown down sound dead [<A
href="qm.htm#C1999-204-26"
href="qm.shtml#C1999-204-26"
name=qC1999-204-26>C1999-204-26 B</A>]. It is possible to traverse above the
slot for a short way before the rift becomes too tight.
<P>There is a noticeable breeze at the base of this pitch, as there is through

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@ -21,48 +21,48 @@ choked chamber.
In the other direction, Treeumphant Passage continues over large boulders going
slightly up hill. There is a walking passage off to the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-24"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-24"
name=qC2000-204-24>C2000-204-24 A</A>], as well as a high up crawl to the right [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-25"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-25"
name=qC2000-204-25>C2000-204-25 C</A>] and then a tight high passage to the left [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-26"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-26"
name=qC2000-204-26>C2000-204-26 C</A>]. The passage then increases in height approaching a sharp turn
to the right. Here a walking size passage [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-28"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-28"
name=qC2000-204-28>C2000-204-28 A</A>] continues straight on, and there may be an aven in the ceiling [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-27"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-27"
name=qC2000-204-27>C2000-204-27 X</A>]. The main passage passes possibly diggable holes at floor level [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-29"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-29"
name=qC2000-204-29>C2000-204-29 Dig</A>], and continues into <B>Great Oak Chamber</B>.
<H3><A name=greatoakchamber>Great Oak Chamber</A></H3>
<P><B>Treeumphant Passage</B> disappears into an approx 5m drop [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-32"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-32"
name=qC2000-204-32>C2000-204-32 B</A>] in Great Oak Chamber and there is an aven above [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-33"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-33"
name=qC2000-204-33>C2000-204-33 X</A>]. There may be passage continuing straight across the chamber [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-31"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-31"
name=qC2000-204-31>C2000-204-31 B</A>], as well as a passage to the right [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-30"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-30"
name=qC2000-204-30>C2000-204-30 C</A>]. Just before the drop there is a bouldery slope up to another
smaller walking size passage. There is an oxbow to the left, with a possible passage leading off
it [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-34"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-34"
name=qC2000-204-34>C2000-204-34 B</A>], as well as an aven [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-35"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-35"
name=qC2000-204-35>C2000-204-35 X</A>]. There are a couple of possible digs to the left slightly
further on [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-36"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-36"
name=qC2000-204-36>C2000-204-36 C</A>], [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-37"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-37"
name=qC2000-204-37>C2000-204-37 C</A>] before the passage enters <B>Cave Tree Chamber</B>.
<H3><A name=cavetreechamber>Cave Tree Chamber</A></H3>
<P>There is a climb down of about 2m into <B>Cave Tree Chamber</B>, which has a bouldery floor on
the left, and a pitch on the right [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-39"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-39"
name=qC2000-204-39>C2000-204-39 B</A>]. An aven extends above [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-38"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-38"
name=qC2000-204-38>C2000-204-38 X</A>], and the passage may continue over the pitch [<A
href="qm.htm#C2000-204-40"
href="qm.shtml#C2000-204-40"
name=qC2000-204-40>C2000-204-40 A</A>]. It would be advisable to protect this traverse.