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 <p>It is mostrously dramatic: not only are you right underneath the Trisselwand but the Loser massif (Vor.SMK) Weisse Wand is huge and very steep.
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 <p>Steep grassy valley below the Stoger Weg and context of steep grassy valley. Any actual entrances to the phreatic level are probably below and to the left, in the woods.  
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 The photos of the same place from the Loser side in 2018 - description of trip in logbook on and photos in /photos/2018/PhilipSargent/lookfutile2-20180729/ logbook <a href="/logbookentry/2018-08-03/2018-08-03b">2018-08-03b</a>.
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 <p>I think the phreatic entrance in the photo, a 3m climb up the cliff, is the 'big' one they refer to.
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 Postscript: on the 2025 expo the large-scale lidar/SMK survey poster clearly shows the grassy slope with the big boulder in it <br />
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 and interestingly the drafting hole at the end of the futility series is directly below the blind entrance at the top of the slope. How far below ? But it means that I was looking in the wrong place, I should have been exploring below and to the right of the blind entrance.
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