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 <p>Phil Underwood on the notorious You Must Be Joking traverse,
 Hauchh&ouml;hle.</p>
 <p class="caption">Photo &copy; Matt Bent, 2006</p>
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--- a/smkridge/234/pie.html
+++ b/smkridge/234/pie.html
@ -21,23 +21,23 @@ It is reached via the Pie Series pitches.</p>
 <h2>Pie Series</h2>
-<p><a href="l/kidney.html"><img src="t/kidney.jpg" class="onleft" /></a>
+<p><a href="l/kidney.html"><img src="t/kidney.jpg" class="onleft" /></a> The
-The initial 3m climb is free-climbable but in view of the drop beyond it is
+initial 3m climb is free-climbable but in view of the drop beyond it is
 advisable to rig from the spit in the ceiling, which may be backed up to a
 thread back on the right. At the bottom is a wide ledge, with a narrow crawl
-leading off to the left [<a href="qm.html#C2004-234-20"
+leading off to the right (facing the pitch), which was checked out in 2006 and
-id="qC2004-234-20">C2004-234-20 B</a>]. Ahead is the head of the first pitch,
+doesn't go. Ahead is the head of the first pitch, <b>Steak</b> (21m), rigged
-<b>Steak</b> (21m), rigged from a Y-hang in the ceiling and a deviation from
+from a Y-hang in the ceiling and a deviation from the left-hand wall around 5m
-the left-hand wall around 5m down. There is a sizeable aven above the pitch [<a
+down. There is a sizeable aven above the pitch [<a href="qm.html#C2004-234-32"
-href="qm.html#C2004-234-32" id="qC2004-234-32">C2004-234-32 X</a>]. The landing
+id="qC2004-234-32">C2004-234-32 X</a>]. The landing is on a boulder floor, a
-is on a boulder floor, a few metres away from the head of the next pitch,
+few metres away from the head of the next pitch, <b>Kidney</b> (17m); this is
-<b>Kidney</b> (17m); this is rigged with a traverse bolt on the left-hand wall
+rigged with a traverse bolt on the left-hand wall followed by a Y-hang across
-followed by a Y-hang across the rift. It is a fine shaft with a kidney-shaped
+the rift. It is a fine shaft with a kidney-shaped cross-section; it is possible
-cross-section; it is possible that in very wet conditions it might need a
+that in very wet conditions it might need a deviation to stay out of the drips,
-deviation to stay out of the drips, but it has been drip-free on all trips so
+but it has been drip-free on all trips so far. The landing is on another
-far. The landing is on another boulder-strewn floor; at the far side of the
+boulder-strewn floor; at the far side of the chamber is a narrow slot in the
-chamber is a narrow slot in the floor, <b>Who Ate All The Pies</b>, which was
+floor, <b>Who Ate All The Pies</b>, which was blocked by a large boulder in
-blocked by a large boulder in 2004.</p>
+2004.</p>
 <p class="branch1">Around 5m from the floor of Kidney, a side passage,
 <b>Crust</b> leads off; after passing a puddle of water it turns to the right
@ -65,11 +65,12 @@ rather damp) down into Wowoland.</p>
 <p>The bottom of the handline climb is a small chamber with numerous exits.
 <span class="branch1">Two passages in the left-hand wall part-way down the
 climb are the route into <a href="#threecookies">Three Cookies
-Chamber</a></span>. Further on on the left is a hole in the floor [<a
+Chamber</a></span>. Further on on the left is a hole in the floor, which leads
-href="qm.html#C2005-234-08" id="qC2005-234-08">C2005-234-08 A</a>]. Straight on
+to a nasty-looking climb down in a tight rift [<a href="qm.html#C2005-234-08"
-is a narrow trench, carrying the water from Pie Series; here one can climb up
+id="qC2005-234-08">C2005-234-08 C</a>]. Straight on is a narrow trench,
-into <a href="#gloves">Lost Gloves Chamber</a>, while the trench doubles back
+carrying the water from Pie Series; here one can climb up into <a
-round to the left and continues as a low crawl [<a href="qm.html#C2005-234-03"
+href="#gloves">Lost Gloves Chamber</a>, while the trench doubles back round to
 the left and continues as a low crawl [<a href="qm.html#C2005-234-03"
 id="qC2005-234-03">C2005-234-03 C</a>].
 <h3>Eastern branch via Three Cookies</h3>
@ -82,26 +83,22 @@ id="qC2005-234-03">C2005-234-03 C</a>].
 </div>
-<p>The two tubes in the wall lead into a compact knot of small crawls, within
+<p>The two tubes in the wall lead into a compact knot of small crawls. Keeping
-which is an unpushed lead [<a href="qm.html#C2005-234-05"
+to the left, one emerges in <b><a id="threecookies">Three Cookies
-id="qC2005-234-05">C2005-234-05 C</a>]. Keeping to the left, one emerges in
+Chamber</a></b>, a wedge-shaped chamber with a mud floor. Here there are three
-<b><a id="threecookies">Three Cookies Chamber</a></b>, a wedge-shaped chamber
+ways on. <span class="branch1">Straight on is too tight, while on
-with a mud floor. Here there are three ways on. <span class="branch1">Straight
+the left a wide passage with a narrow slot in the floor reaches a T-junction.
-on has not been pushed [<a href="qm.html#C2005-234-06"
+Right ends quickly, while left leads to an up-climb and short pitch into the
-id="qC2005-234-06">C2005-234-06 B</a>], while on the left a wide passage with a
+base of a drippy aven, <b><a id="weeweeland">Weeweeland</a></b>, which is
-narrow slot in the floor reaches a T-junction. Right ends quickly, while left
+directly underneath Cess Pot in the upper levels. The drips disappear into a
-leads to an up-climb and short pitch into the base of a drippy aven, <b><a
+narrow winding passage in the floor in sharp rock [<a
-id="weeweeland">Weeweeland</a></b>, which is directly underneath Cess Pot in
+href="qm.html#C2005-234-07" id="qC2005-234-07">C2005-234-07 C</a>].</span> The
-the upper levels. The drips disappear into a narrow winding passage in the
+main way out of Three Cookies is under an arch on the right, leading to an
-floor in sharp rock [<a href="qm.html#C2005-234-07"
+upwards-sloping stooping passage floored with powdery mud. Soon a junction is
-id="qC2005-234-07">C2005-234-07 C</a>].</span> The main way out of Three
+reached, <i>where a passage leads off to the right but ends in a mud
-Cookies is under an arch on the right, leading to an upwards-sloping stooping
+blockage</i>. Straight on up the slope leads to a section of crawling over
-passage floored with powdery mud. Soon a junction is reached, <i>where a
+deeply eroded potholes, passing a pair of too-tight passages on the right
-passage leads off to the right but ends in a mud blockage</i>. Straight on up
+before a short flat-out section, emerging in Monster's Lair.</p>
 the slope leads to a section of crawling over deeply eroded potholes, passing a
 narrow passage on the right [<a href="qm.html#C2005-234-09"
 id="qC2005-234-09">C2005-234-09 C</a>] before a short flat-out section,
 emerging in Monster's Lair.</p>
 <div class="centre">
 <a href="l/mlairclimb.html"><img src="t/mlairclimb.jpg"></a>
@ -115,17 +112,49 @@ cross-section. Soon this levels out, with a small hole in the floor [<a
 href="qm.html#C2005-234-10" id="qC2005-234-10">C2005-234-10 C</a>]. Shortly
 beyond this, the rift opens out, and a shaft, <b>Monster Munch</b>, descends.
 This can be rigged from a thread in the roof, a traverse bolt in the left-hand
-wall and a Y-hang across the shaft, although there is scope for improvement, as
+wall and a bolt hight on the right; a long deviation back to the traverse bolt
-the current rig places the Y-hang very low down. 5m down is a constriction,
+gives a good hang. 5m down is a constriction, with an immense thread providing
-with an immense thread providing a convenient rebelay, below which the shaft
+a convenient rebelay, below which the shaft widens dramatically. A large ledge
-widens dramatically. A large ledge marks the limit of exploration in 2005;
+10m below was the 2005 limit. At this point, a rebelay on the left-hand wall
-stones thrown from here fall clean for up to four seconds [<a
+drops a further 10m onto a pile of jammed boulders. Clambering over these
-href="qm.html#C2005-234-12" id="qC2005-234-12">C2005-234-12 A</a>].</p>
+reaches a ledge where the main hang bolt for the shaft is set. This hang is
 around 50m; the first section slopes slightly, but after 30m it straightens
 out. The resulting rub point was protected in 2006 by an extremely tenuous
 deviation off a flake; when better bolting equipment is available, a traverse
 to a rebelay on the far wall would be very much preferable. <i>Shortly below
 the final hang bolt, there is a slot in the wall leading back underneath the
 jammed boulders into a chamber. This was not explored due to lack of time, but
 it appears to have a floor, with a narrow slot in one side which may correlate
 with another slot visible further down the pitch. [<a
 href="qm.html#C2006-234-08" id="qC2006-234-08">C2006-234-08 A</a>]</i>.  The
 landing at the bottom of the pitch is in a largish chamber, with water dripping
 in from above, and a trench in the floor [<a href="qm.html#C2006-234-06"
 id="qC2006-234-06">C2006-234-06 C</a>]. At the far end of the chamber, one can
 climb up and over a pile of boulders (probably needs protecting with a rope in
 future, as the pile looks liable to fall down the pitch without much
 provocation!) to continue the descent; a spit at the top of the boulder pile
 provides backup, and a second low down on the pitch gives a
 just-about-tolerable hang. A deviation off a huge anvil-shaped projection of
 rock moves the rope out to a better position, allowing a landing on a ledge
 around 5m down. This is the limit of exploration so far; from here, the shaft
 can be seen to widen out to one side (beneath the slot at the base of the
 previous pitch), and a rebelay would allow a descent of perhaps 20m to the
 floor. A slot in the floor seems to herald more pitches to come. [<a
 href="qm.html#C2006-234-07" id="qC2006-234-07">C2006-234-07 A</a>]</p>
 <p>Traversing over the top of Monster Munch leads to a wide ledge. Here, a
-passage in the far wall leads to a network of phreas, which was not surveyed in
+passage in the far wall leads to <b><a id="spitswallow">Spit or
-2005 owing to lack of time [<a href="qm.html#C2005-234-11"
+Swallow</a></b>, a stooping-size phreatic passage. A turning sharp right leads
-id="qC2005-234-11">C2005-234-11 A</a>].</p>
+to a ledge overlooking the main shaft of Monster Munch, which may be a good way
 to avoid the tedious rigging of the 2006 route. A second turning on the right
 is unexplored [<a href="qm.html#C2006-234-01" id="qC2006-234-01">C2006-234-01
 C</a>], as are two turnings on the left further on [<a
 href="qm.html#C2006-234-02" id="qC2006-234-02">C2006-234-02 C</a>] [<a
 href="qm.html#C2006-234-03" id="qC2006-234-03">C2006-234-03 C</a>]. Finally the
 passage emerges in the side of a shaft, <b><a id="instant">Instant
 Relief</a></b>, which continues both downwards [<a href="qm.html#C2006-234-04"
 id="qC2006-234-04">C2006-234-04 A</a>] and upwards [<a
 href="qm.html#C2006-234-05" id="qC2006-234-05">C2006-234-05 X</a>].
 <h3>Western branch: Pie R Squared</h3>
@ -137,24 +166,22 @@ id="qC2005-234-11">C2005-234-11 A</a>].</p>
 <p><b><a id="gloves">Lost Gloves Chamber</a></b> is a smallish ovoid chamber
 floored with boulders, sloping slightly. At the top of the slope, in one wall
 is a body-sized tube leading back into <a href="#threecookies">Three
-Cookies</a>, while on the opposite side is another tube [<a
+Cookies</a>, while on the opposite side is another tube which loops round to
-href="qm.html#C2005-234-04" id="qC2005-234-04">C2005-234-04 C</a>]. At the
+the right to connect back into the same chamber. Near this, at the bottom end
-other end is the climb down to connect with the bottom of Pie Series, while
+of the chamber, is the climb down to connect with the bottom of Pie Series,
-climbing up above this to the left leads to a horizontal stooping/crawling
+while climbing up above this to the left leads to a horizontal
-sized passage, <b><a id="piersquared">Pie R Squared</a></b> (or Pie Arse
+stooping/crawling sized passage, <b><a id="piersquared">Pie R Squared</a></b>
-Squared). A little way in is an opening on the left [<a
+(or Pie Arse Squared). A little way in is an opening on the left [<a
 href="qm.html#C2005-234-02" id="qC2005-234-02">C2005-234-02 B</a>], missed by
 the original explorers. Other than this, Pie Arse Squared continues in fine
-style for a considerable distance, meandering from side to side but with no side branches or junctions; part-way
+style for a considerable distance, meandering from side to side but with no
-along is a section with fine moonmilk deposits, and beyond this is a muddy
+side branches or junctions; part-way along is a section with fine moonmilk
-wallow. Eventually one emerges in a flat, wide chamber, where there are two
+deposits, and beyond this is a muddy wallow. Eventually one emerges in a flat,
-ways on. On the right is a climb down [<a href="qm.html#C2005-234-01"
+wide chamber, where there are two ways on. On the right is a climb down [<a
-id="qC2005-234-01">C2005-234-01 A</a>], which may or may not be reversible
+href="qm.html#C2005-234-01" id="qC2005-234-01">C2005-234-01 A</a>], which may
-without a rope. On the left is a passage leading off at floor level, which
+or may not be reversible without a rope. On the left is a passage leading off
-contains some fine flowstone formations and straws; unfortunately, these soon
+at floor level, which contains some fine flowstone formations and straws;
-conspire to completely block the passage.</p>
+unfortunately, these soon conspire to completely block the passage.</p>
 <!-- LINKS -->
 <hr /><ul>
--- a/smkridge/234/qm.csv
+++ b/smkridge/234/qm.csv
@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
 "C2004-234-17","C","Trunk","Exposed traverse to possible continuation of passage","upperlevel.html","flatulence.43",,
 "C2004-234-18","C","SS","Tight tube sloping upwards","upperlevel.html","flatulence2.23",,
 "C2004-234-19","Dig","SS","Choke at top end of Sweet Sight, drafting outwards","upperlevel.html","flatulence2.29",,
-"C2004-234-20","B","Pie","Passage leads off to right at head of pitch (explored by Stuart?)","pie.html","pie.2",,
+"C2004-234-20","B","Pie","Passage leads off to right at head of pitch (explored by Stuart?)",,"pie.2","Explored by Aaron, doesn't go",
 "C2004-234-21","A","Pie","Tight pitch of approx 3m (may be made much easier by removing large boulder)",,"pie.7","Descended 2005: now Pie Series trade route",
 "C2004-234-22","C","Pie","Continuing tight tube over mud floor","pie.html","pie.13",,
 "C2004-234-23","B","Under","Tube at LH side of passage (explored by Pete?)","upperlevel.html","underhand.3",,
@ -34,23 +34,31 @@
 "C2004-234-26","C","Under","Tube sloping upwards into roof","upperlevel.html","underhand.3",,
 "C2004-234-27","C","Under","Contortion into immature stream passage in floor, upstream","upperlevel.html","underhand.7",,
 "C2004-234-28","C","Under","Contortion into immature stream passage in floor, downstream","upperlevel.html","underhand.7",,
-"C2004-234-29","X","Trunk","Aven above Doesn't Go Rift","upperlevel.html","flatulence.17",,
+"C2004-234-29","X","Trunk","Aven above Doesn't Go Rift",,"flatulence.17","Links to higher levels of rift, explored by Aaron",
 "C2004-234-30","X","Trunk","Aven above Flashgun Chamber","upperlevel.html","flatulence.20",,
 "C2004-234-31","X","Trunk","Aven above Cess Pot","upperlevel.html","flatulence.43",,
 "C2004-234-32","X","Pie","Aven above first pitch","pie.html","pie.3",,
 "C2004-234-33","X","Under","Aven (presumed to connect to 02-05)","upperlevel.html","underhand.3",,
 "C2004-234-34","X","Under","Aven","upperlevel.html","underhand.4",,
-"C2004-234-35","B","Trunk","Continuing low crawl","upperlevel.html","flatulence.22",,
+"C2004-234-35","C","Trunk","Continuing body-size tube","upperlevel.html","flatulence.22",,
 "C2004-234-36","X","SS","Aven above Fledermaushalle","upperlevel.html","flatulence2.22",,
 "C2005-234-01","A","Wowoland","Short pitch down to continuing horizontal passage","pie.html",,,
 "C2005-234-02","B","Wowoland","Upward-sloping passage on left (missed completely on original exploration trip)","pie.html",,,
 "C2005-234-03","C","Wowoland","Tight low stream passage taking Pie Series water","pie.html",,,
-"C2005-234-04","C","Wowoland","Tight tube high in wall","pie.html",,,
+"C2005-234-04","C","Wowoland","Tight tube high in wall",,"weeweeland.3","Explored by DL 2006. Links to known stuff.",
-"C2005-234-05","C","Wowoland","Narrow upward-sloping muddy crawl","pie.html",,,
+"C2005-234-05","C","Wowoland","Narrow upward-sloping muddy crawl",,"qm05-05c.c","Explored by DL 2006. Mud blockage.",
-"C2005-234-06","B","Wowoland","Rift passage","pie.html",,,
+"C2005-234-06","B","Wowoland","Rift passage",,"weeweeland.7","Explored by DL 2006. Too tight.",
-"C2005-234-07","C","Wowoland","Narrow, tight, sharp crawling passage","pie.html",,,
+"C2005-234-07","C","Wowoland","Narrow, tight, sharp crawling passage taking Weeweeland water.","pie.html",,,
-"C2005-234-08","A","Wowoland","Hole in floor on left at base of Pie Series: ~2m climb down (explored by Stuart??)","pie.html",,,
+"C2005-234-08","C","Wowoland","Hole in floor on left at base of Pie Series: ~2m climb down (explored by Stuart??)","pie.html",,,"Looked at by DL 2006, looks evil. Downgraded from A to C."
-"C2005-234-09","C","Wowoland","Passage on left in crawl","pie.html",,,
+"C2005-234-09","C","Wowoland","Passage on left in crawl",,"monster.2","Explored by DL 2006. Too tight.",
 "C2005-234-10","C","Wowoland","Hole in floor in rift","pie.html",,,
-"C2005-234-11","A","Wowoland","Continuation of phreas over pitch-head (explored by Olly and Frank, but unsurveyed)","pie.html",,,
+"C2005-234-11","A","Wowoland","Continuation of phreas over pitch-head (explored by Olly and Frank, but unsurveyed)",,,"Explored by Matt + Phil 2006. Goes to Spit or Swallow.",
-"C2005-234-12","A","Wowoland","Large pitch with 4sec drop followed by longer rattle","pie.html",,,
+"C2005-234-12","A","Wowoland","Large pitch with 4sec drop followed by longer rattle",,,"Explored by DL et al 2006: Monster Munch.",
 "C2006-234-01","C","Spit or Swallow","?","pie.html","spitswallow.4",,
 "C2006-234-02","C","Spit or Swallow","?","pie.html","spitswallow.7",,
 "C2006-234-03","C","Spit or Swallow","?","pie.html","spitswallow.9",,
 "C2006-234-04","A","Spit or Swallow","Instant Relief shaft, ~20m","pie.html","spitswallow.11",,
 "C2006-234-05","X","Spit or Swallow","Aven above Instant Relief","pie.html","spitswallow.11",,
 "C2006-234-06","C","Monster Munch","Narrow slot at bottom of Monster Munch, almost certainly connects to 06-07A","pie.html","monstermunch.12",,
 "C2006-234-07","A","Monster Munch","Continuing pitch, needs rebelay, around 20m to floor","pie.html","monstermunch.12",,
 "C2006-234-08","A","Monster Munch","Window part-way down pitch looks into chossy chamber with rift in floor","pie.html","monstermunch.10",,
--- a/smkridge/234/t/ymbj.jpg
+++ b/smkridge/234/t/ymbj.jpg
--- a/smkridge/234/tablize-qms.pl
+++ b/smkridge/234/tablize-qms.pl
@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ print TABLE << "END";
 <p>For question mark list conventions, see <a href="../../qm.html">here</a>.</p>
-<h2>Area codes</h2>
+<h2>Area abbreviations</h2>
 <table>
 <tr><td>Ent</td><td>Entrance passages</td></tr>
--- a/smkridge/234/upperlevel.html
+++ b/smkridge/234/upperlevel.html
@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 <body>
-<table id="qCavepage">
+<table id="cavepage">
 <tr><th id="kat_no">234 - a b<br />(2000-09)</th><th id="name">Hauchh&ouml;hle</th><th id="status">3/S/W x</th></tr>
 </table>
@ -28,14 +28,19 @@ href="qm.html#C2002-234-01" id="qC2002-234-01">C2002-234-01 C</a>] and a
 wriggle up over rubble into a chamber floored with more loose rock. From this
 chamber, the obvious way on is a pitch of approximately 15m; there is an
 unpushed, unpromising crawl above this [<a href="qm.html#C2002-234-07"
-id="qC2002-234-07">C2002-234-07 C</a>].</p> 
+id="qC2002-234-07">C2002-234-07 C</a>]. The pitch may be rigged from an obvious
 natural backup in the ceiling on the right followed by a spit at the pitchhead,
 landing on a ledge where a deviation off a spit gives a free hang for the
 remainder of the pitch. The spit in the large crystalline slab to one side of
 the pitchhead should be ignored, and pointed out to novices as an example of
 how not to place bolts!</p> 
 <a href="l/entpitch.html"><img class="onright" src="t/entpitch.jpg" /></a>
 <p>At the foot of the pitch, in large rift passage, a crawl on the left leads
-for about 15m before turning left and becoming too tight. Further along, a
+for about 15m before turning left and becoming too tight. Further along,
-crawl on the left leads to <a href="#underhand">Underhand Passage</a>, while
+another crawl on the left leads to <a href="#underhand">Underhand Passage</a>,
-the main passage continues to a choice of a climb down of around 2m or an
+while the main passage continues to a choice of a climb down of around 2m or an
 ascending traverse round to the left.</p>
 <p class="branch1">The traverse is exposed but easy, and leads to an upwards
@ -48,26 +53,32 @@ href="qm.html#C2004-234-01" id="qC2004-234-01">C2004-234-01 C</a>].</p>
 <p><a href="l/flashgun.html"><img class="onleft" src="t/flashgun.jpg" /></a>The
 climb leads to a short slope down, after which ducking under a low arch leads
-to <b>Doesn't Go Rift</b>, where an ascending traverse can be followed up a
+to <b>Doesn't Go Rift</b>, where a choice of ascending traverse levels can be
-ledge on the left-hand wall; alternatively it is possible to force through at
+followed via various ledges on the left-hand wall; alternatively it is possible
-floor level, but this is difficult. There is an aven above [<a
+to force through at floor level, but this is difficult. It is advisable to
-href="qm.html#C2004-234-29" id="qC2004-234-29">C2004-234-29 X</a>]. It is
+climb down a little before the end of the passage, reaching the level of two
-advisable to climb down a little before the end of the passage, reaching the
+prominent wedged boulders, where there are threads in the left-hand wall from
-level of two prominent wedged boulders, where there are threads in the
+which a handline can be rigged for the 3m climb down to the floor of
-left-hand wall from which a handline can be rigged for the 3m climb down to the
+<b>Flashgun Chamber</b>. Alternatively, one may stay high up and descend this
-floor of <b>Flashgun Chamber</b>. This is a large rift chamber whose floor
+as a pitch, but a rope protector is required; this 2006 variant lands rather
-slopes upwards steeply to the left; there is an aven above [<a
+higher up the sloping floor of the chamber.</p> 
-href="qm.html#C2004-234-30" id="qC2004-234-30">C2004-234-30 X</a>]. At the
+
-bottom of the chamber one can climb back down underneath the rift to the head
+<p>Flashgun Chamber is a large rift chamber whose floor slopes upwards steeply
-of a pitch, <b>Foolish Plan</b>. <i>This was descended in 2005 and proved to be
+to the left; there is an aven above [<a href="qm.html#C2004-234-30"
-blind.</i> At the far side of the chamber is a ledge loose boulders (care); to
+id="qC2004-234-30">C2004-234-30 X</a>]. At the bottom of the chamber one can
-the left is a crawl, with a narrow tube in the ceiling and an oxbow on the
+climb back down underneath the rift to the head of a pitch, <b>Foolish
-right. A few metres on there is a T-junction: straight on is tight and looks
+Plan</b>. <i>This was descended in 2005 and proved to be blind.</i> Climbing up
-unpromising [<a href="qm.html#C2004-234-35" id="qC2004-234-35">C2004-234-35
+the sloping floor of the chamber (beware of loose rock) reaches a ledge;
-B</a>] while the draughting right-hand passage, <b><a id="geom">Geometers'
+turning left there is a short crawl, with a narrow tube in the ceiling and an
-Crawl</a></b>, is the main way on. A few metres in is the other end of the
+oxbow on the right. A few metres on there is a T-junction. <i>The passage on
-oxbow, and further along is a passage on the right, the far end of <a
+the left is a descending body-sized tube, which was explored by Dave Loeffler
-href="#circuit">Clifton's Circuit</a>.</p>
+for several body lengths to a tight bend [<a href="qm.html#C2004-234-35"
 id="qC2004-234-35">C2004-234-35 C</a>]. This must be close to the upper levels
 of Doesn't Go Rift.</i> The main way on the draughting right-hand passage,
 <b><a id="geom">Geometers' Crawl</a></b>; this is not really a crawl, and can
 be negotiated by stooping. A few metres in is the other end of the
 aforementioned oxbow, and further along is a passage on the right, the far end
 of <a href="#circuit">Clifton's Circuit</a>.</p>
 <p>At the end of Geometers' Crawl is a T-junction. <span class="branch1">Left
 leads to <b>Hades</b>, two interconnecting parallel passages sloping steeply
@ -90,7 +101,8 @@ id="qC2004-234-04">C2004-234-04 C</a>]. The rightwards branches soon unite and
 lead back into <a href="#geom">Geometers' Crawl</a>, forming the loop known as
 <b><a id="circuit">Clifton's Circuit</a></b>.</span></p>
-<p>An intimidating ascending traverse across the hole, <b>You Must Be
+<p><a href="l/ymbj.html"><img class="onleft" src="t/ymbj.jpg" /></a>
 An intimidating ascending traverse across the hole, <b>You Must Be
 Joking</b>, soon regains the floor. <span class="branch1">Climbing into the
 roof at this point gains access to <a href="#dangly">Dangly Bag
 Jazz</a>.</span> Straight on is <b>Tacklesack Blues</b>, an awkward section of
@ -105,7 +117,7 @@ id="qC2004-234-12">C2004-234-12 C</a>]. Traversing over this hole to the left
 leads to <a href="#measles">Measles Inlet</a>. Straight on leads to Stalactite
 Passage.</p>
-<p><a href="l/stalactite.html"><img class="onleft" src="t/stalactite.jpg"
+<p style="clear: both"><a href="l/stalactite.html"><img class="onleft" src="t/stalactite.jpg"
 /></a><b>Stalactite Passage</b> is a fine stooping-height phreatic passage with
 a soft mud floor; after a few metres there is a duck under a low section where
 there are some formations on the right. Shortly beyond this is a choice of a