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<div class="tripdate" id="2024-08-07b">2024-08-07</div> <div class="tripdate" id="2024-08-07b">2024-08-07</div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Harry</u>,Liam,Becka,James W,Christopher,</div> <div class="trippeople"><u>Harry</u>,Christopher,Liam,Becka,James W,</div>
<div class="triptitle">Homecoming - Derigging Watershed</div> <div class="triptitle">Homecoming - Derigging Watershed</div>
Myself and Becka went in first and derigged from My Favourite things to the top of Flowstone canyon. This timed well with meeting James, Liam and Christopher to help carry bags along the traverses. Becka and I headed out with bags, while the others continued derigging to the start of Propane Nightmares, replacing old ropes on the handline climb and up pitch. Myself and Becka went in first and derigged from My Favourite things to the top of Flowstone canyon. This timed well with meeting James, Liam and Christopher to help carry bags along the traverses. Becka and I headed out with bags, while the others continued derigging to the start of Propane Nightmares, replacing old ropes on the handline climb and up pitch.
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<div class="tripdate" id="2024-08-08c">2024-08-08</div> <div class="tripdate" id="2024-08-08c">2024-08-08</div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Becka</u>,Colin,James W,Rob,Chris,Sarah,Nat,</div> <div class="trippeople"><u>Becka</u>,Nat,Colin,James W,Rob,Chris,Sarah,</div>
<div class="triptitle">Balkonhoehle - Derig from Pitstop camp</div> <div class="triptitle">Balkonhoehle - Derig from Pitstop camp</div>
The final camping party (Rob, Sarah and Colin - no logbook write up of this trip so far) packed up and headed out in the morning whilst the Top Camp derig team (first Becka and Nat, heading in around 11, then Chris, James W, Adam and Fiona, heading in around 4) came in from the surface. Nat and I met Rob at the top of Hangmans with 2 bags. We arm-twisted him to derig Mongol Rally with Colin as neither of us felt 100%. Nat then headed back up with Rob's bags whilst I went to the top of Mongol Rally to break the bad news to Colin (who stoically agreed to bounce back down Mongol Rally for more bags) and to meet Sarah who had 3 bags. Sarah and I shuttled her 3 bags and Colin's 2 bags up to the top of Hangmans with me feeling increasingly nauseous and spaced out. I decided I'd best not become a liability underground and set off out with just the one bag. I was relieved to make it back to Top Camp without flaking out and went straight to bed about 8pm. Nat and Sarah were the next out having dragged many bags out with Rob and Colin following later and the rope washing crew - James W, Chris, Adam and Fiona getting out last around 1am I believe. The final camping party (Rob, Sarah and Colin - no logbook write up of this trip so far) packed up and headed out in the morning whilst the Top Camp derig team (first Becka and Nat, heading in around 11, then Chris, James W, Adam and Fiona, heading in around 4) came in from the surface. Nat and I met Rob at the top of Hangmans with 2 bags. We arm-twisted him to derig Mongol Rally with Colin as neither of us felt 100%. Nat then headed back up with Rob's bags whilst I went to the top of Mongol Rally to break the bad news to Colin (who stoically agreed to bounce back down Mongol Rally for more bags) and to meet Sarah who had 3 bags. Sarah and I shuttled her 3 bags and Colin's 2 bags up to the top of Hangmans with me feeling increasingly nauseous and spaced out. I decided I'd best not become a liability underground and set off out with just the one bag. I was relieved to make it back to Top Camp without flaking out and went straight to bed about 8pm. Nat and Sarah were the next out having dragged many bags out with Rob and Colin following later and the rope washing crew - James W, Chris, Adam and Fiona getting out last around 1am I believe.
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<div class="tripdate" id="2024-08-09c">2024-08-09</div> <div class="tripdate" id="2024-08-09c">2024-08-09</div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Colin</u>,Sarah,James W,Lucy,Adam,Fiona,Tom,Becka,Nat,Rob,</div> <div class="trippeople"><u>Colin</u>,Rob,Sarah,James W,Lucy,Adam,Fiona,Tom,Becka,Nat,</div>
<div class="triptitle">Top Camp - Derig Top Camp</div> <div class="triptitle">Top Camp - Derig Top Camp</div>
As much as I wanted to go down the hill after carrying lots of tackle bags up mongol rally twice the day before I realised I had to do my dues and helped de-rigg top camp. I was a shell of a person making everything very hard. everything was packed away that required lots of people so the tarp and sloar panels. then a car load of people went down the hill as they were leaving very soon. we continued to clean and move things into the storage cave. some people did a bounce to the car park to drop of a load so only needed to do a single carry the next day. As much as I wanted to go down the hill after carrying lots of tackle bags up mongol rally twice the day before I realised I had to do my dues and helped de-rigg top camp. I was a shell of a person making everything very hard. everything was packed away that required lots of people so the tarp and sloar panels. then a car load of people went down the hill as they were leaving very soon. we continued to clean and move things into the storage cave. some people did a bounce to the car park to drop of a load so only needed to do a single carry the next day.
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<div class="tripdate" id="2024-08-27a">2024-07-24</div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Becka Lawson</u>,Bigtom Phillips,</div>
<div class="triptitle">plateau - Damp day prospecting W of Northern extent of Balkonhoehle</div>
The weather conspired against us, drizzly and low cloud, so Tom and I hung around Top Camp hoping it would cheer up before finally heading out after lunch. We used the good route to the stone arch that Jono and I walked to the previous day, ie up to the Tunnocks col then turn left and keep to the left side of the valley to avoid the Bunde to drop down low enough to skirt around the bottom of the Bunde then turn right and go up on easy, open pavement to the col with a ski pole just beyond and left of the stone arch.
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We logged three entrances, all with pitches. We had no gear so couldn't descend any of them:
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1 A 1.5m high x 2m wide triangular, horizontal entrance went for 5m to a daylight hole above and a 4m pitch down. The pitch would be easy to descent with a rope. GPS - 33T 411477 5283183. Photo - Becka
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2 A 5m x 2m shaft drops around 10m. GPS - 33N 411256 5283373. Photo - Becka
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3 An 8m x 3m shaft drops around 8m with a possible passage off from the bottom. GPS - 33N 411252 5283485. Photo - Becka
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