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@@ -587,7 +587,8 @@ Slept will from 7am till 5pm, as we'd been very tired. Decided on a day out in t
 <div class="tripdate" id="t2011-07-26">2011-07-26</div>
 <div class="trippeople"><u>Neil Pacey</u>, Fer Abarquero, Aiora Zabala</div>
 <div class="triptitle">Tunnocks</div>
-<p>Nice trip showing Fer and Aiora the way down to String Theory. Got a bit lost at Ykikikiki beach, almost ended up at starfish junction. Made our was to the top of string theory to find Noel and Andy in a distraught state of mind and body. Noel had a close shave with a boulder on top of the short traverses. Rigged the top section of String Theory until we ran out of hangers. Made our way out but got caught in the slow hour traffic on the entrance pitch. Waited for an hour at the bottom of the snow slope, very cold. 
+<p>Nice trip showing Fer and Aiora the way down to String Theory. Got
+a bit lost at Ykikikiki beach, almost ended up at starfish junction. Made our way to the top of string theory to find Noel and Andy in a distraught state of mind and body. Noel had a close shave with a boulder on top of the short traverses. Rigged the top section of String Theory until we ran out of hangers. Made our way out but got caught in the slow hour traffic on the entrance pitch. Waited for an hour at the bottom of the snow slope, very cold. 
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 <div class="timeug">T/U: 8.5hrs</div>
 
@@ -644,9 +645,14 @@ Slept will from 7am till 5pm, as we'd been very tired. Decided on a day out in t
 
 <div class="tripdate" id="t2011-07-29">2011-07-29</div>
 <div class="trippeople"><u>Becka Lawson</u> and Holly Bradley</div>
-<div class="triptitle">Steinbrucken - Convienience series - channel 5</div>
-<p>Down to camp and picked up a survey and worked our way down to the lead then shared the rigging (we had a drill and one battery luckily) and dropped two pitches but weren't at all keen on the loose boulders and disintigrating walls and rubs. Out, taking out the other 2 batterys from the day trip to recharge. Good steady trip.
+<div class="triptitle">Steinbrucken - Convenience series - channel 5</div>
+<p>Down to camp and picked up a survey and worked our way down to the lead 
+then shared the rigging (we had a drill and one battery luckily) and
+dropped two pitches but weren't at all keen on the loose boulders and
+disintegrating walls and rubs. Out, taking out the other 2 batteries
+from the day trip to recharge. Good steady trip.
 </p>
+
 <div class="timeug">T/U: 13hrs</div>
 
 
@@ -942,7 +948,9 @@ Much of the area between Tunnocks and the area we found the cave was quite shatt
 <div class="trippeople"><u>Julian Todd</u>, Alex Crow, Jess Stirrups</div>
 <div class="triptitle">161 Old Men South route</div>
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-While team elite waited for our German guests to arrive, team Wook went on ahead, and team novice followed on slowly and were caught up at the tyrolean, which turned out to be just as crap in the other direction when you get your descender caught up in the loop as the pulley tries to take you 45deg horizontally out into the sag of the rope. The stepping off part is at least a meter from the end, which saves the last fine minutes of arm hauling that you have to do on the way out (a disto measure showed its within 1deg of being level). Jess got strung up for a long while and opted for the down and up pitches, Alex went there too. The double rebelay on a boulder on the up pitch was quite slow too, so when we arrived at the junction it was nearly time for the novices to head out. After one of the Germans found the way on in the South route I set Jess and Alex finally to survey it, then went off to see what was going on elsewhere. Team Wook's lead was crapping out. They'd found some blind soily lower chamber that was a good place to take an afternoon dump that simply wasn't going to hold out for much longer. For a brief few minutes the South passage looked like the best going lead. Unfortunately I said so and this was held against me even though it had crapped out but the time I got back to it. The Germans had god down the pitch and found the way. Team elite, who were allowed to stay at the pushing front after 6pm, dropped what they were doing and followed on until very late, even though they were going to come back the next day, while team novice trapsed all the way out and across the plateau in the dark, but who cares about them if they can't keep up. 
+While team elite waited for our German guests to arrive, team Wook
+went on ahead, and team novice followed on slowly and were caught up
+at the tyrolean, which turned out to be just as crap in the other direction when you get your descender caught up in the loop as the pulley tries to take you 45deg horizontally out into the sag of the rope. The stepping off part is at least a meter from the end, which saves the last fine minutes of arm hauling that you have to do on the way out (a disto measure showed its within 1deg of being level). Jess got strung up for a long while and opted for the down and up pitches, Alex went there too. The double rebelay on a boulder on the up pitch was quite slow too, so when we arrived at the junction it was nearly time for the novices to head out. After one of the Germans found the way on in the South route I set Jess and Alex finally to survey it, then went off to see what was going on elsewhere. Team Wook's lead was crapping out. They'd found some blind soily lower chamber that was a good place to take an afternoon dump that simply wasn't going to hold out for much longer. For a brief few minutes the South passage looked like the best going lead. Unfortunately I said so and this was held against me even though it had crapped out but the time I got back to it. The Germans had gone down the pitch and found the way. Team elite, who were allowed to stay at the pushing front after 6pm, dropped what they were doing and followed on until very late, even though they were going to come back the next day, while team novice trapsed all the way out and across the plateau in the dark, but who cares about them if they can't keep up. 
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@@ -987,13 +995,22 @@ While team elite waited for our German guests to arrive, team Wook went on ahead
 <div class="tripdate" id="t2011-08-08">2011-08-08</div>
 <div class="trippeople"><u>Wookey</u>, Amy Matthews and Stefan</div>
 <div class="triptitle">204 Brians Phat pitch rerig</div>
-<p>I had promised to apply my expertise to this dauntingly deep shaft which Alex and Jess had got about 30m down before decided it was going to be very wet and they weren't sure what to do next. 
+<p>I had promised to apply my expertise to this dauntingly deep shaft
+which Alex and Jess had got about 30m down before deciding it was going to be very wet and they weren't sure what to do next. 
 </p>
-<p>As J + A were knackered through assorted injury's and noone else wanted to be responsible for following through on the route we decided the trip would fix the rigging but then derig. Amy kindly came along to show the way, Stefan wanted something much easier than KH. They got a rather bum deal with nothing much to do for 3hrs apart from shift a couple of tackle sacks up the second pitch. 
+<p>As J + A were knackered through assorted injuries and no-one else wanted 
+to be responsible for following through on the route we decided the trip would fix the rigging but then derig. Amy kindly came along to show the way, Stefan wanted something much easier than KH. They got a rather bum deal with nothing much to do for 3hrs apart from shift a couple of tackle sacks up the second pitch. 
 </p>
 <p> Wook spent 3hrs on the pitch, putting in 3 bolts (one cratered and had to be redone) making about as dry a hang as possible. Got down as far as where snow leopard comes in before running out of time (and it wasn't clear rope would reach the floor either) 
 </p>
-<p> Managed to swing into passage about 4m above Snow Leopard. It goes about 6m S to probable dead end and 6m N to look down approx 12m pitch QMB (no draft). Checked passages above (at ledge/ spike level) - they don't go. There is a really good thread a few meters below the Snow Leopard passage which should get rig to floor. Turned round at 4pm and derigged, adding one more bolt on the spur side of the waterfall once J & A's last bolt was derigged. That should remove the major drippy bit, but is unloaded, so might rub. Got to pitch top at 5.20ish as promised but no sign of the others, and in fact it took 40mins to derig the pitch head and sort out all the gear. There were 14 crabs of stuff hanging on traverse line after I removed everything hanging from the line so no wonder its hard work moving. Left very fat sack with 94m rope in and struggled out with drill sack and sack of rope plus bolts. There's a lot of caving in 204! 
+<p> Managed to swing into passage about 4m above Snow Leopard. It goes
+about 6m S to probable dead end and 6m N to look down approx 12m pitch
+QMB (no draft). Checked passages above (at ledge/ spike level) - they
+don't go. There is a really good thread a few meters below the Snow
+Leopard passage which should get rig to floor. Turned round at 4pm and
+derigged, adding one more bolt on the spur side of the waterfall once
+J & A's last bolt was derigged. That should remove the major drippy
+bit, but is untested, so might rub. Got to pitch top at 5.20ish as promised but no sign of the others, and in fact it took 40mins to derig the pitch head and sort out all the gear. There were 14 crabs of stuff hanging on traverse line after I removed everything hanging from the line so no wonder its hard work moving. Left very fat sack with 94m rope in and struggled out with drill sack and sack of rope plus bolts. There's a lot of caving in 204! 
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@@ -1074,14 +1091,16 @@ While team elite waited for our German guests to arrive, team Wook went on ahead
 <div class="tripdate" id="t2011-08-12">2011-08-12</div>
 <div class="trippeople"><u>Wookey</u>, Cat Hulse and Adam Henry</div>
 <div class="triptitle">KH - Pushing the end of Old Man (Mordor)</div>
-<p>Wookey was keen to get back to the end of KH. Most people were leaving, also encouraged by ARGE invite to dinner at the berg restaurant (Loser Alm these days), and team UBBS were supposed to be meeting a mate from Munich, so it took a bit of pleading to get a team together but we ended up with a reunion of the top Wook+UBBS team that previously explored 'Massive for Mendip'. 
+<p>Wookey was keen to get back to the end of KH. Most people were
+leaving, also encouraged by ARGE invite to dinner at the berg
+restaurant (Loser Alm these days), and team UBSS were supposed to be meeting a mate from Munich, so it took a bit of pleading to get a team together but we ended up with a reunion of the top Wook+UBSS team that previously explored 'Massive for Mendip'. 
 </p>
 <p>Unfortunately, having forgotten to bring Olly M's batteries up the
 hill, we had to take the Makita instead. Cat helpfully carried it all the way in and out. Wizzed efficiently to the end in about 3hrs with no faffing (although Adam did slip off the traverse over Gob on You and tested the rope - it worked perfectly leaving him sat on a rock with no harm done).
 </p>
 <p>Went to the windy pitch at the end which was indeed freezing. Cat
 and Adam both put in their first bolt. Then Wook took over in interest
-of efficiency whilst they did a bit of bolting in main passage. 
+of efficiency whilst they did a bit of surveying in main passage. 
 </p>
 <p>Pitch very confusing, with wind coming out of passages round
 corners and holes at various levels. Eventually realised that it all
@@ -1089,7 +1108,7 @@ came out of the hole at bottom and down was the only way, despite looking like
 a miserable slot. By the time we found this we were freezing and team
 UBSS were trying to work out if they jacked now how they could get back 
 down for the party after the dinner. Wook decided some rapid rigging was in 
-order to prevent jacking and 1 bolt+ 5 slings got him 25m into largish chamber, 
+order to prevent a mutiny and 1 bolt+ 5 slings got him 25m into largish chamber, 
 not even a terrible rig but rope (55m) a bit too short. 
 </p>
 <p>At bottom large passage headed off in both directions with the same
@@ -1111,10 +1130,10 @@ drop can be climbed another 10m down to 2nd hang from thread then roof
 bolt where pitch opens out, deviation ~7m down on spike avoids rub at
 rebelay (huge thread) to drop nicely to near floor (about 3m up - 55m
 is a bit too short, bring 60m for a proper rig). Chamber is about 15m
-high to W is N/S rift leading to large pitch at S end. Large passage
+high. To W is N/S rift leading to large pitch at S end. Large passage
 leads eastwards, 4m up, reached by easy traverse. Strong draught blows
 westwards (into chamber). Much less windy passage leaves on R after
-18m. Main passage continues up hill then turns NE, climbing up to L in
+18m. Main passage continues uphill then turns NE, climbing up to L in
 complex area reaches 30m pitch, which appears to be the source of the
 draught (QMA). Immediately beyond this goes off L on 252deg (QMB). The
 Phreas continues zigzaggy for another 30m . At the corner is a high