[svn r7011] Added diagrams to logbook

years/2002/logbook.html

@@ -350,11 +350,11 @@ at the car just as darkness fell.</p>
 <p>Walked up, investigated 2 holes on left of 40a-&gt; Portal Row route, just past the hole we're fairly sure is 40b. Both descend tot he
 entrance Thilo says is 40d, emerging high on the right wall. Sketch map:</p>
 
-<p>[Image]</p>
+<div class="centre"><img src="logbook1.jpg" /></div>
 
 <p>Trogged down to 40D to check thaey did indeed connect. Looked around 40D area a bit:</p>
 
-<p>[Image]</p>
+<div class="centre"><img src="logbook2.jpg" /></div>
 
 <p>Mark suggested the flattish sandy area could be fettled for use as a bivvy - it does appear to be inside the dripline, so might not
 need a tarp - 40a can get very drippy after prolonged rain.</p>
@@ -569,12 +569,15 @@ near a fault intersection, we investigated several holes.</p>
 
 <p>Further along the path, after rejoining the usual route, we looked at two holes on the right of the path</p>
 
-<p>[Diagram, showing two holes labelled respectively "Obvious horizontal slot entrance, slanting flat ceiling" and "On 26th: GPS 33
+<div class="centre"><img src="logbook3.jpg" /></div>
-410468E 5280126N 1652m (WGS 84). Had to move rocks to allow entry. ~8m deep. Choked."]</p>
+
+<p>[<i>The arrow top right corresponds to a label saying</i> "On 26th: GPS 33
+410468E 5280126N 1652m (WGS 84). Had to move rocks to allow entry. ~8m deep.
+Choked."]</p>
 
 <p>Beyond Bunter's Bulge, to the right of the usual (paint marked) route to 40a:</p>
 
-<p>[Diagram, with an entrance labelled "Cave marked (squiggle) in white, by awkward climb down in path"]</p>
+<div class="centre"><img src="logbook4.jpg" /></div>
 
 <p>Finally we reached the 40A bivi and had a snack, then over to Eistunnel for a SVH tourist trip. Martin noticed an odd slanting hole
 near the base of the 50m snow cone, next to the first of 3 major drip holes. Hypothesize that this is formed by warmer air seeping through