[svn r5852] Corrected spelling errors

fester.htm

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ range of games which don't need any. Try:
 festering, <a href="#radio">Radio-fettling</a>,
 <a href="#rope">Ropewashing</a>, <a href="#salt">Salt-mining</a>,
 <a href="#swim">Swimming</a>, <a href="#fester">Sunbathing</a>,
-<a href="#sled">Tobogganning</a>, <a href="#tberg">Trisselberg ascent</a>,
+<a href="#sled">Tobogganing</a>, <a href="#tberg">Trisselberg ascent</a>,
 <a href="#tyrol">Tyrolean building</a>, <a href="#surf">Windsurfing</a>...</p>
 
 <dl>
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ There is a corresponding Limonade tally.</dd>
 </dt><dd>Austrians do pretty good cakes for pigging out on calorie-restoration
 days when veggie-slop just isn't enough. It's best to point and say "Ein
 stuck bitte" rather than try to ask for exactly what you want. One person's
-mega-sticky-chocoloate-cake arrived as a cup of cocoa through trying to be
+mega-sticky-chocolate-cake arrived as a cup of cocoa through trying to be
 too clever.</dd>
 
 <dt><b><a name="canoe">Canoeing</a></b>
@@ -69,23 +69,23 @@ white water rivers, from the easy (ie. they need a bit of rain) to the
 valley nowhere near an escape route. This was first done by Vic Brown (6th in
 women's K1 slalom at the 1972 Olympics) with an assortment of exCS "Victims".
 More relaxing is to paddle from Grundlsee back to <a
-href="bcamps.htm">Basecamp</a>, but watch out for Hilde's weir (see picture).
+href="bcamps.htm">base camp</a>, but watch out for Hilde's weir (see picture).
 </dd>
 
 <dt><b><a name="cars">Car-fixing</a></b>
 </dt><dd>Owing to being mainly impoverished students, expo has an annual crop of
-shit cars which limp across Europe with infeasibly large loads and equally
+shit cars which limp across Europe with unfeasably large loads and equally
 crap trailers, which provides for
 <a href="years/1995/log.htm#trailerepic">epic</a> travel. This usually
 results in at least one car being fettled at any time during expo, which
 provides relaxing spectator sport for everyone else in
-<a href="bcamps.htm">Basecamp</a> at the time. One chariot which was more
+<a href="bcamps.htm">base camp</a> at the time. One chariot which was more
 reliable than most, until its eventual demise through old age and several
 visits to Austria was Rover Richardson (middle pic, below), 
 who had the distinction of being older than his owner. For an account
 of amazing persistence in the face of crap transport read
 "<a href="years/1991/driver.htm">How (not) to drive round Europe</a>"
-from CU 1992. This tale involves a Citroen van and a volvo, also depicted below.
+from CU 1992. This tale involves a Citroen van and a Volvo, also depicted below.
 <table class="imgtable">
 <tr>
 <td><a href="piclinks/trailr.htm">
@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ to say, we survived....</dd>
 ride on to protect chest and arms from rocks, and with fins (flippers
 to you) to give some degree of control. Needless to say, CUCC's version
 involved a body board or an inner tube on the river from Grundlsee down
-to Basecamp. "Reasonable" water levels are required, and getting out
+to base camp. "Reasonable" water levels are required, and getting out
 to walk round the weir is strongly recommended. <i>"Interesting to find out
 how wet it can get before you hurt yourself or drown"</i> (Wookey).</dd>
 
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ It has been done :-)</dd>
 
 <dt><b><a name="pedalo">Pedalo pedalling</a></b>
 </dt><dd><img class="onleft" src="tinypix/pedalo.jpg" width="221" height="161" alt="Pedalo pic" />
-Used to occur from Fritz's jetty when <a href="bcamps.htm">Basecamp</a> was
+Used to occur from Fritz's jetty when <a href="bcamps.htm">base camp</a> was
 at Altaussee, but is now more likely to be an excuse for a trip to Hallstatt,
 where there is also a handy gear shop and a <a href="#dive">diving</a> school
 to get bottles filled.</dd>
@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ href="handbook/phone.htm">mobile phones</a>.</dd>
 </dt><dd><img class="onright" src="tinypix/washit.jpg" width="161" height="192"
 alt="Ropewashing" />
 OK, I admit, this is really caving, but it happens at <a
-href="bcamps.htm">Basecamp</a> and is refreshing if it's hot.  However, it can
+href="bcamps.htm">base camp</a> and is refreshing if it's hot.  However, it can
 be a bit epic in the river if it is in flood, in which case a <a
 href="#tyrol">Tyrolean traverse</a> over the river is a sporting game.
 </dd>
@@ -251,7 +251,7 @@ but usually combined with other activities at the side of the lake. However,
 more rays can be picked up at Top Camp in the unusual event of good weather and
 not caving.</dd>
 
-<dt><b><a name="sled">Tobogganning</a></b>
+<dt><b><a name="sled">Tobogganing</a></b>
 </dt><dd><a href="piclinks/tobog.htm"><img class="onright" src="tinypix/tobog.jpg" width="143"
 height="170" alt="Tobogganing" /></a>
 There is a dry (metal trough) toboggan run worth a visit near Bad Ischl. Wear