[svn r4255] more 204 fiddling

smkridge/204/entrance.shtml

@@ -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