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From: Expo laptop Crowley <cucc.expedition@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2023 17:00:06 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] more sarah

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 <p>We also found 3 new caves which seem to continue but we couldn't survey them since they all begin with large pitches:
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 <li>Amphitheatre Hoehle (2023-hbrw-03) is the most promising cave entrance we found. We estimate the pitch it begins with to be around 40m deep. The entrance is right above Watershed - a previously explored Heimkehr passage. Presumably Amphitheatre connects into Heimkehr. 
-<li>Ungluchliche Gemse Hoehle (2023-hbrw-04)lies practically right between the entrances to Fischgesicht and Heimkehr. It starts with an approx. 20m pitch, which prohibited survyeing the entrance. The entrance pitch is large enough 
+<li>Ungluchliche Gemse Hoehle (2023-hbrw-04)lies practically right between the entrances to Fischgesicht and Heimkehr. It starts with an approx. 20m pitch, which prohibited survyeing the entrance. The entrance pitch is large enough to give hope that Ungluchliche Gemse Hoehle (unlucky chamois) connects to either Fischgesicht, Heimkehr, or both. We found a dead carcaa (of presumably a chamois) about 10m from the entrance, hence the name).
+<li>Rose Blumen Hoehle (2023-hbrw-05) lies within 30m of Ungluchliche Gemse, in lush bush with pink flowers growing to the left of the entrance. The entrance pitch is at least 20m deep and partially filled with snow which prohibited us from assessing the depth accurately. 
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+<div class="tripdate" id="t2023-07-07b">2023-07-07</div>
+<div class="trippeople"><u>Honorata</u>, Radost, Mike </div>
+<div class="triptitle">Fishface - pushing deep Fishgesicht </div>
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+<p>We pushed 60m at the top of "Clap My Pitch Up". Pushing required bolting ~20m of a traverse. The final few metres of the traverse go above a sizeable pitch (30m?). We names the bolted traverse, "European Federalists". At the end of the traverse, we continued walking for another ~40m until arriving at the top of a massive pitch - further pushing would require bolting. The distance from where we were standing to the furthest point down the pitch measured with the disto was ~40m. We kicked rocks down the pitch and the sound continued for 10s, giving rise to a presumption that the pitch may be very deep. If it connects to "Clap My Pitch Up", it's at least 100m deep. IMPORTANT: the traverse passage and the walkable continuation are muddy and slippery; posing a hazard of falling down the pitch. Ash, Jonty, Mealy and Janis want to push the lead further on Saturday 8th July. 
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+<div class="tripdate" id="t2023-07-10a">2023-07-10</div>
+<div class="trippeople"><u>Philip S</u>,Becka </div>
+<div class="triptitle">basecamp - Becka arriving </div>
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+<p>She is arriving at 0941 at the station, would like lift.
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