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Anthony Day: More changes to Oldmen and Mordor descriptions

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<p>The large trunk passage of Country for Old Men was reached by a bolt
climb into the roof of <A HREF="farnth.htm#repton2">Repton II</A> in
2009 leading to Irony of Time. It ultimately leads to a pitch -
Mordor - into a further trunk passage at a lower level. This
lower level connects to Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle via the Far from
Support traverses. </p>
<a href="mordor.htm#mordor">Mordor</a> - into a further trunk passage
at a lower level. This lower level connects to Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle
via the Far from Support traverses. </p>
<hr />
@@ -62,10 +62,10 @@ with the local dip of the beds. It is mostly approximately 10m wide and carries
a sandy floored passage heads south for 25m to a
narrowing. Continuing under a rock arch, a passage on the right has a
visual connection back to just before the narrowing. Continuing
downhill [FIXME: past a passage on the right on the survey - QM?]
downhill [FIXME: (Alex/Jess) past a passage on the right on the survey - QM?]
under another rock arch leads to a 15m pitch on the right
[FIXME: I assume this is an undescended QM - what grade?]. The
passage continues past the pitch head for a further 15m. [FIXME:
[FIXME: (Alex/Jess) I assume this is an undescended QM - what grade?]. The
passage continues past the pitch head for a further 15m. [FIXME: (Alex/Jess)
Survey implies 2 QMS here, uphill level change to SW, sandy
passage downhill to SE].</p>
@@ -76,9 +76,10 @@ bend, a complex area is reached where the main route on is found by
keeping to the left hand wall where a pretty chocolate river is soon
reached. <i>To the right, several routes round rock pillars
ultimately join together until the inlet for the chocolate river is
reached on the right [FIXME: is this a QM?]. Continuing ahead the
passage quickly ends, but a side passage to the right heads uphill to
a 5m climb up. [FIXME: Is there a QM at the top of this climb?]</i></p>
reached on the right [FIXME: (Becka/Julian) is this a QM?]. Continuing
ahead the passage quickly ends, but a side passage to the right heads
uphill to a 5m climb up. [FIXME: (Becka/Julian) Is there a QM at the
top of this climb?]</i></p>
<p>The chocolate river should be traversed to the left (care required
to avoid kicking sand onto it). After 20m, the chocolate river heads
@@ -125,7 +126,7 @@ pitch appear to be choked. </p>
<h3><a name="mendip">Massive for Mendip</a> (2011)</h3>
<p>[FIXME: description needed]</p>
<p>[FIXME: (Wookey/Cat/Adam) description needed]</p>
<h3><a name="side">Side passages from Sudetenland</a> (2011)</h3>
@@ -148,8 +149,8 @@ with a passage beyond, that has not been followed [C2011-161-XX B]</p>
<p>5m back from the base of the 5m climb, a narrow passage heads off to the
west. A further 5m back is another small passage heading west [FIXME:
choked? QM?], and another 10m back is another passage heading west
[C2011-161-XX C]. It seems probable that these passages are all
(Anthony/Becka) choked? QM?], and another 10m back is another passage
heading west [C2011-161-XX C]. It seems probable that these passages are all
connected. Following the passage closest to the base of the climb
proceeds past many crystals and a well preserved dead bat, and
quickly degenerates to a crawl. After 10m, a junction with two