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[svn r5937] Oh, sod this, I'll check in the lot. All miscellaneous fiddlings for XHTML validity reasons.

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<div class="centre"><img alt="204d entrance shakehole"
src="../i/14entd.jpg" /> </div>
<div class="centre"><img alt="204d entrance shakehole" src="../i/14entd.jpg" />
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<p>This shakehole contains the fourth entrance to
Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle, discovered from underground by Earl Merson
and Becka Lawson in 2001 during the exploration of <a
href="../swings.html#entd">Swings and Roundabouts</a>. Although it is
sufficiently far from the the bivouac that it is not normally used for
exploration, it was rigged in 2002 and 2003 for use as a rescue entrance,
since it would be impossible to manhandle a stretcher through the
contortions of 204c or the loose boulders of 204e. It also makes for a
fine tourist through-trip from the 204a entrance.</p>
<p>This shakehole contains the fourth entrance to Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle,
discovered from underground by Earl Merson and Becka Lawson in 2001 during the
exploration of <a href="../swings.html#entd">Swings and Roundabouts</a>.
Although it is sufficiently far from the the bivouac that it is not normally
used for exploration, it was rigged in 2002 and 2003 for use as a rescue
entrance, since it would be impossible to manhandle a stretcher through the
contortions of 204c or the loose boulders of 204e. It also makes for a fine
tourist through-trip from the 204a entrance.</p>
<p>This photograph was taken during a surface prospecting trip in 2002; depicted are Earl (left) and David Loeffler (posing ridiculously on the snow plug).</p>