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@ -149,8 +149,7 @@ down and passing a hole into <b>Stone Monkey</b>,
to a pitch of a few metres landing on a sandy floor in an to a pitch of a few metres landing on a sandy floor in an
impressive chamber. impressive chamber.
Continuing northwards past the taped floor leads Continuing northwards past the taped floor leads
to the <a href="littoralnorth.html">Littoral North</a> and the main part of to the <a href="littoralnorth.html">Littoral North</a> and the main ways on.
the cave.
The other obvious exit leads to <b>Secret Squirrel</b>. The other obvious exit leads to <b>Secret Squirrel</b>.
<p>[more needed] <p>[more needed]

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<body> <body>
<table id="cavepage"> <table id="cavepage">
<tr><th id="kat_no">258 - a b</th><th id="name">Tunnockschacht</th><th id="status">2 ??</th></tr> <tr><th id="kat_no">258 - a b</th><th id="name">Tunnockschacht: Littoral North</th><th id="status">2 ??</th></tr>
</table> </table>
<p>Beyond the fine traverse of Caramel Catharsis a large sandy passage slopes <p>The Littoral North leads northwards out of the chamber below Caramel
gently down to a junction. Ahead is a stoop leading though into the Littoral North. Catharsis past taped formations on the floor. The roof lowers and the sandy
</p> passage continues to a further taped formation. There is a branch to the
left here [to be described]. The main way is through a low arch to a
3m climb down in a rift below an aven, which
can be climbed far enough to see that it probably doesn't go. At the bottom
is a wide stony passage with a pool useful for collecting water. There
are ways on to the left and straight ahead.
<p>To the left a passage leads almost immediately to a tricky climb
(rope recommended)
up to
the right. This gains a further muddy passage, which draughts inwards
strongly, leading after about 50 metres to a balcony at the
head of the 100m
deep pitch <b>The Usual Suspects</b>. This pitch is wet, and
is impassible in times of high water (a party was marooned beneath it in
2009), and is now superceded by the route via
<b>String Theory</b>. Across the pitch head may be seen a window accessible
via the route to String Theory.
<p>Back in the passage to the left, following straight ahead without taking
the tricky climb to the right
leads to a stepped pitch <b>Frankly Freezing</b> [description needed].
[Description needed of Litteral north 4 - Julian Todd or Becka Lawson] [Description needed of Litteral north 4 - Julian Todd or Becka Lawson]
[2007-258-6B] [2007-258-6B]
@ -23,21 +44,8 @@ gently down to a junction. Ahead is a stoop leading though into the Littoral Nor
[Description needed of stomach ulsa - Holly and Noel and Mike TA] [Description needed of stomach ulsa - Holly and Noel and Mike TA]
[2009-258-39A] [2009-258-39A]
<p>If the passage straight ahead is taken from the water collecting pool,
<h2>Littoral North</h2> a 2m climb up rotten calcite leads (past [2007-258-4-A], LHW) to an unusual
<p>Beyond the stoop is a 3m climb down in a rift below an aven, which
can be climbed far enough to see that it probably doesn't go. At the bottom
is wide stony passage with obvious ways off to West and North. There
is a handy water-filling pool here.</p>
<p>West, there is a stepped pitch, <b>Frankly Freezing</b> down to the left, and a 3m
climb up to the right of this (rope needed) leads into a strongly
draughting (inwards) passage which goes about 50m to the edge of a
large round pitch[2007-258-43-A]. A continuation [2007-258-42-B] can
be seen 15m away across the far side.</p>
<p>North (from the water-filling pool) a 2m climb up rotten calcite leads (past [2007-258-4-A], LHW) to an unusual
critical-angle pile of 10cm diameter rocks <strong>Y KeyKey Beach</strong>. critical-angle pile of 10cm diameter rocks <strong>Y KeyKey Beach</strong>.
The narrowing at the top of this pile The narrowing at the top of this pile
(it gets close to the roof) has a stonking gale coming through it. Just (it gets close to the roof) has a stonking gale coming through it. Just