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This is another substantial chamber, accessed by a climb down of about 2m. -It has a bouldery floor on the left, and a pitch on the right [C2000-204-39 B]. An aven -extends above [C2000-204-38 -X], which is the 204c entrance discovered by Duncan and MikeTA in 2000; -this has not been used since as it is exceedingly loose and dangerous. The -passage continues over the pitch (via a traverse that needs rigging) to C2000-204-39 B]. An aven extends above [C2000-204-38 X], which is +the 204c entrance discovered by Duncan and MikeTA in 2001; this has not been +used since as it is exceedingly loose and dangerous. The passage continues over +the pitch (via a traverse that needs rigging) to Chocolate Salty Balls.
Duncs... [C2000-204-34] [C2000-204-35 Dig] [C2000-204-36 C] [C2000-204-37] [C2000-204-38] [C2000-204-39 C] [C2000-204-40 C] [C2000-204-41] [C2000-204-42 X] [C2000-204-43 Dig] [C2000-204-44]
+From Cave Tree Chamber, an exposed climb (a +traverse line is a sensible precaution) above a pitch gains a comfortably +proportioned walking passage, which ascends steadily. After 20 metres, the +passage turns sharp left; here there are two unpromising leads, a narrow rift +[C2001-204-39 C] to the +right and straight ahead a possible opening in a pocket just above head-height +[C2001-204-40 C]. The +passage continues to climb, turning sharp right and again sharp left, to reach +a pile of breakdown over which it is possible to crawl. Some 40 metres beyond +the breakdown there are two crawls on the left, which become too tight. +Another 30 metres reaches a climb down into the base of an aven [C2001-204-42 X].
+ +There are two ways on from the aven; straight ahead leads after 30 metres to +a pitch [C2001-204-38 A] +with an aven [C2001-204-41 +X] above it, and a continuing passage [C2001-204-37 B] on the far side. Back at the aven, a +climb up on the left (handline useful) gains a short section of passage to +another climb down into a small chamber.
+ +Again there are two ways on; to the left leads after 25 metres to a choke, +but there is a small hole in the north wall half-way along [C2001-204-36 C], while back +in the chamber a climb up straight ahead (handline useful) leads after 15 +metres to a T-junction. To the right ascends and enlarges for 20 metres before +reaching a draughting choke with a narrow gap between the rocks and the ceiling +[C2001-204-43 Dig]. To +the left the passage soon swings right to where a false floor of boulders +conceals a pitch [C2001-204-44 B]. Traversing carefully over the pitch, a +climb up leads to the head of another pitch. Here, a very strongly draughting +tube on the right soon reaches a blockage [C2001-204-35 Dig], while a traverse across the pitch to +an apparent continuation merely gains an alcove. The pitch is 7 metres; at the +bottom a short crawl leads to a small chamber containing 'The Eleven Second +Rattle' [C2001-204-34 A], +a pitch down which stones clatter for a Long Time (measured with a +stopwatch).
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