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about Pretzel Passage.
<p>Start with the cave 1623-204 and read the cave
description. <ol><li>Start with the master caves list,
"Caves" on the left-hand menu on all handbook pages,
including this page you are reading now.
<li>Find 1623-204 and click on it. It goes to <a href=
"/1623/204/204.html">/1623/204/204.html</a>.
<li>204 has a cave description split up into multiple
pages, but there is "Glossary of Passage Names". So go to <a
href="/1623/204/atoz.html">/1623/204/atoz.html</a>
<li>Under 'P' we find no passage of that name. Bother. So
this is an obscre place not in the Cave Description.
description.
<ol>
<li>Start with the master caves list, "Caves" on the left-hand menu on all handbook pages,
including this page you are reading now.
<li>Find 1623-204 and click on it. It goes to <a href="/1623/204/204.html">/1623/204/204.html</a>.
<li>204 has a cave description split up into multiple pages, but there is "Glossary of Passage Names". So go to <a href="/1623/204/atoz.html">/1623/204/atoz.html</a>
<li>Under 'P' we find no passage of that name. Bother. So this is an obscure place not in the Cave Description.
<li>Next step is to look at all the survex files.
<li>Go back to the Cave Description page and find the
heading "Survex File(s)" and click on "All <a href=
<li>Go back to the Cave Description page and find the heading "Survex File(s)" and click on "All <a href=
"/survexfile/204">survexfiles</a> for this cave".
<li>Now do ctrl-F and search for "Pretzel"
<li>There are two surveys: pretzelpassage1 and <a href="/survexfile/caves-1623/204/midlevel/pretzelpassage2.svx">pretzelpassage2</a>.
Radost said it was pretzelpassage2.
<li>We can see already that it was Becka and Anthony Day who surveyed it on 27th Aug.2012, and that the raw data is in survey wallet <a
href="/survey_scans/2012%252345/">2012#45</a>.
<li>There are two surveys: pretzelpassage1 and
<a href="/survexfile/caves-1623/204/midlevel/pretzelpassage2.svx">pretzelpassage2</a>. Radost said it was pretzelpassage2.
<li>We can see already that it was Becka and Anthony Day who surveyed it on 27th Aug.2012, and that the raw data is in survey wallet <a href="/survey_scans/2012%252345/">2012#45</a>.
<li>Click on <a href="/survexfile/caves-1623/204/midlevel/pretzelpassage2.svx">pretzelpassage2</a> to read the survex file.
<li>Bother, the survex file has no cave description in it, whcih is what we were hoping for.
<li>Bother, the survex file has no cave description in it, which is what we were hoping for.
<li>OK, look at the raw notes in the survey wallet <a href="/survey_scans/2012%252345/">2012#45</a>
<li>The wallet metadata tells us that the W tick-box is green, which means that either there was no cave description in the survex file
or that there was and it had been copied into the website cave description page: red means 'un-finished business'.
<li>(The wallet metadata tells us that the W tick-box is green, which means that either there was no cave description in the survex file or that there was and it had been copied into the website cave description page: red means 'un-finished business'. We had already checked that there was nothing useful in the Cave Description.)
<li>We see a red box for "T" which means this trip has not been '"Tunneled" (or "Therioned"), or if it has, nobody has recorded it.
<li>We see that a Plan exists (green box) but no Elevation (red box).
<li>In the file list in the middle of the page we can see plan1.jpg and plan2.jpg. Click on them.
<li>In the file list in the middle of the page we can see plan1.jpg and plan2.jpg. Click on them. (In fact skim read all the files listed.)
<li>Aha! "Stones rattle, sounds of water" that sounds like the lead we are looking for..
<li>Now we check through all the other data we have on things that happened on the same day. It is at the botoom of the page.
<li>Aha Again! A logbook entry <a href="/logbookentry/2012-08-27/2012-08-27a">" 204 - Survey Pretzl Passage below Big Boulder Chamber +
continue derig"</a>
<li>Click on it, and we at last find the passage description that we wanted. Which coupled with the hand-drawin plan sketches in the
<li>Click on it, and we at last find the passage description that we wanted. Which coupled with the hand-drawn plan sketches in the
wallet is all that we needed.
</ol>