Garlic cave bivi

years/2018/logbook.html

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 It takes ~30 minutes to walk to FGH and then another ~30 to get to HC.
 From HC, walk northeast past the rope and through a break in the bunde.
-Follow this around to the left and 
+Follow this around to the left and aim for some slabs. Once on the slabs
+you should see green/white stripes of spray paint which mark the hunter's path.
+Follow this north, up the hill, for about 30 minutes until you reach a 1.5m high
+obvious boulder near a lone pine tree and the plateau levels off a bit.
+Garlic Cave (GC) is in the large depression ~20m in front of you.
+A GPS tracklog is available  containing our prospecting 
+route for the day in <a href="/loser/gpx/2018/">/loser/gpx/2018</a> .
+A waypoint marking 2018-ad-02 (GC) is in essentials.gpx. 2019-ad-03 is a small hole in the
+side of the depression ~10m NW of GC which could potentially be used for storage.
+Photos of both have been uploaded to 
+expofiles/photos/2018/PhilipWithnall.
 
 <p>Sketch survey of GC (grade 2, total bullshit):<br>
 <img src="logbook17.jpg" width=100%><br>
+<br>[annotations on sketch transcribed below]
+<br>
+[] 6m climb up dripping chimney to rift with sump(?). WOuld need 2x2m tarp for water collection.
+<p>[] Head height tunnel, sunlight at N. end.
+<p>[] Meandering aven, open at N end, chokled with boulders at S.
+Dripping 3x6m water tarp (min.) needed for catching water.
+<p> [A] Sleeping area? 4m high. Easily accomodates 8with minimal 
+digging required to flatten floor.
+<p>[B] 1.5m high scrot hole. Storage? Or sleeping for 4 troglodytes if dry.
+<p>[C] Cooking area or communal area. 6m high. Could do with a 
+terrace - half a day's work. Space to bolt a stove to the wall.
+<p>[D] Drippy end of the cave. Probably best for water collection? Lowest floor.
+Aven to N. probably too hard to tarp.for sleeping but should be OK to tarp for 
+water collection.
+<p>Overall, bivi cave is a little smaller thn the stone bridgein floor area but much 
+roomier in height.
+Needs some floor landscaping but not as much as the stone bridge!
+Water collection is not a problem even on a sunny day (still dripping)
+- leaves some question of how wet the cave gets when it rains and how permeable
+thewhole of the roof is. Most of it looks dry but some walls are damp.
+<p>Lovely views of the ridge and slabs. Would suit an owner looking to invest
+in redecoration. On the market for 3 packs of noodles, a bottle of port
+and a jerrycan of water.
+<p>Typhon named it Garlic Cave because the entrance smelled of garlic.
 
 
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 2018-ad-02 is
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 013 deg. 48.478 min. E
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+<b>CRUSHED GARLIC CAVE</b><br>
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+Grade 2 survey<br>
-<b>CRUSHED GARLIC CAVE</b>
 <img src="logbook18.jpg" width=100%><br>
+<p>Small crawly tunnel 10m NW of GARLIC CAVE
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