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Sorry about all the crap that surrounds the image tags which has been imported along with the content Sorry about all the crap that surrounds the image tags which has been imported along with the content
when UK Caving blogs have been parsed. when UK Caving blogs have been parsed.
Exported on 2025-07-31 16:07 using either the control panel webpage or when editing a logbook entry online Exported on 2025-08-01 06:08 using either the control panel webpage or when editing a logbook entry online
See troggle/code/views/other.py and core.models/logbooks.py writelogbook(year, filename) See troggle/code/views/other.py and core.models/logbooks.py writelogbook(year, filename)
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<div class="timeug">T/U: 0.0 hours</div> <div class="timeug">T/U: 0.0 hours</div>
<div class="editentry"><br /><a href="/logbookedit/2025-07-26b">Edit this entry</a><br /></div> <div class="editentry"><br /><a href="/logbookedit/2025-07-26b">Edit this entry</a><br /></div>
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<div class="tripdate" id="2025-07-26c">2025-07-26</div> <div class="tripdate" id="2025-07-26c">2025-07-27</div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Becka</u>, Luke, Wookey</div> <div class="trippeople"><u>Becka</u>, Luke, Wookey</div>
<div class="triptitle">Kaninchenhoehle - Natural Way to leads in Enniskill</div> <div class="triptitle">Kaninchenhoehle - Natural Way to leads in Enniskill</div>
The 6am start failed to materialise as the rain kept going. Eventually we hauled ourselves up and tried to muster some stoke. Becka fashioned a survival bag over-kagoule cape which was quite effective, whilst Lara went for a bin bag over-trousers skirt which, with an indecent slit, also kept the worst off. We fought over less drippy patches in the changing area then descended the entrance pitch with kags, double hoods and no gloves (to keep them dry for the rest of the trip). Entrance shaft was wet but safe. 3.5 hours to the start of this year's finds. Luke gave me a tour of the chamber - both impressive in scale and some lovely features. Then off to a series of leads that we rapidly dispatched. The first ended in 3 legs, the next, up a 3m free climb, in about a dozen legs down phreatic crawling. Wookey was keen to be completist and descend the small, wet, modern pitch there but Luke and I vetoed him given its low prospects and our paltry 5 thru bolts (50% of the available supply at Top Camp ... though many more turned up the next day during the massive sort out). We then went to the leads that Lara and Ash had taken and found them just starting one. We set off on the other lead, past Loch Gosser. This led down a steep, muddy phreatic ramp and was looking promising until, in a few short legs I spotted a flash of light ahead. Darn, we'd connected in to the others. We backtracked on our lead to tick off a QMB and QMC we'd left, neither went. We then caught up with the others and caused mayhem as we milled around them in crawly passage. This shortly led to a canyon and, next to it, a short pitch. We went back to fetch our drill etc. On returning Lara and Ash, cold from draughty surveying, headed out, having not taken up Luke's offer of slithering down the pitch then having him bolt their exit. Wookey rigged the muddy p4 down to larger, attractive walking phreas. By now we were also cold and it was gone 6pm but it did look good so we fired off a few legs until we got to another short pitch, under 10m. We still had 2 thru bolts but our remaining rope was too short. We headed home in 4.5 hours including derigging the disgustingly muddy Strange Downfall rope. Out up a dryish entrance pitch at 23.30 to a dry night, hoorah. The 6am start failed to materialise as the rain kept going. Eventually we hauled ourselves up and tried to muster some stoke. Becka fashioned a survival bag over-kagoule cape which was quite effective, whilst Lara went for a bin bag over-trousers skirt which, with an indecent slit, also kept the worst off. We fought over less drippy patches in the changing area then descended the entrance pitch with kags, double hoods and no gloves (to keep them dry for the rest of the trip). Entrance shaft was wet but safe. 3.5 hours to the start of this year's finds. Luke gave me a tour of the chamber - both impressive in scale and some lovely features. Then off to a series of leads that we rapidly dispatched. The first ended in 3 legs, the next, up a 3m free climb, in about a dozen legs down phreatic crawling. Wookey was keen to be completist and descend the small, wet, modern pitch there but Luke and I vetoed him given its low prospects and our paltry 5 thru bolts (50% of the available supply at Top Camp ... though many more turned up the next day during the massive sort out). We then went to the leads that Lara and Ash had taken and found them just starting one. We set off on the other lead, past Loch Gosser. This led down a steep, muddy phreatic ramp and was looking promising until, in a few short legs I spotted a flash of light ahead. Darn, we'd connected in to the others. We backtracked on our lead to tick off a QMB and QMC we'd left, neither went. We then caught up with the others and caused mayhem as we milled around them in crawly passage. This shortly led to a canyon and, next to it, a short pitch. We went back to fetch our drill etc. On returning Lara and Ash, cold from draughty surveying, headed out, having not taken up Luke's offer of slithering down the pitch then having him bolt their exit. Wookey rigged the muddy p4 down to larger, attractive walking phreas. By now we were also cold and it was gone 6pm but it did look good so we fired off a few legs until we got to another short pitch, under 10m. We still had 2 thru bolts but our remaining rope was too short. We headed home in 4.5 hours including derigging the disgustingly muddy Strange Downfall rope. Out up a dryish entrance pitch at 23.30 to a dry night, hoorah.
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Ropes Ropes
Bu=Blue, Bk=Black, Br=Brown, Rd=Red, Ye=Yellow, Gn=Green, Gy=Grey, B=Beige Or=Orange man=manufacturer’s tag Bu=Blue, Bk=Black, Br=Brown, Rd=Red, Ye=Yellow, Gn=Green, Gy=Grey, B=Beige Or=Orange man=manufacturer’s tag
Photo1 Photo1
100m 2024 B + bu rd bu fleck 100m2024B + bu rd bu fleck
45m 2019 B + bu ye fleck 45m2019 B + bu ye fleck
38m 2021 B smooth sheath + bu Ye fleck 38m2021B smooth sheath + bu Ye fleck
Approx 50 (144m cut) 2024 b + bu rd bu fleck Approx 50 (144m cut)2024 b + bu rd bu fleck
Approx ? (66m cut) 2015 b+ gn bk fleck Approx ?(66m cut) 2015b+ gn bk fleck
34m 2018 b+ gn bk fleck 34m2018b+ gn bk fleck
30m 2018 b+ gn bk fleck 30m2018b+ gn bk fleck
Photo2 Photo2
58m 2024 b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over 58m2024b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over
Approx 60m No markings man 2024 b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over Approx 60mNo markingsman 2024b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over
Approx 15m No markings man 2024 b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over Approx 15mNo markingsman 2024b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over
56m 2023 b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over 56m2023b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over
21m 2023 b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over 21m2023b + 3gn 3bk flecks crossing over
26m (one end – melted at other end) 2023 26m (one end – melted at other end)2023
25m 2021 b + 4bu 4bk fleck 25m2021b + 4bu 4bk fleck
Approx 15m 2022 b + 4bu 4bk fleck Approx 15m2022b + 4bu 4bk fleck
Approx 30m 2017 b + bu bk bu fleck Approx 30m2017b + bu bk bu fleck
25m 2016 b + bl gn bu 25m2016b + bl gn bu
11m 2019 b + bl gn bu 11m2019b + bl gn bu
Approx 30 2019 b + bl gn bu Approx 302019b + bl gn bu
47m 2019 2019 b + bl gn bu 47m20192019b + bl gn bu
Photo3 Photo3
17m 2023 Or + gy fleck 17m2023Or + gy fleck
30m 2021 b + bk bu fleck 30m2021b + bk bu fleck
100m 2025 Or + gy fleck 100m2025Or + gy fleck
Photo4 Photo4
58m 2018 b + Bu or fleck 58m2018b + Bu or fleck
25m Approx (66m cut) 2021 b + ye fleck 25m Approx (66m cut) 2021b + ye fleck
35m Approx (66m cut) 2021 b + ye fleck 35m Approx (66m cut) 2021b + ye fleck
39m 2024 b + bu rd bu 39m2024b + bu rd bu
95m 2025 (One end marked other end melted) b + rd rd bu bu bu fleck 95m2025(One end marked other end melted) b + rd rd bu bu bu fleck
92m 2025 b + rd rd bu bu bu fleck 92m2025b + rd rd bu bu bu fleck
Photo5 Photo5
75m 2022 gn + 3bk 3bk crossing fleck Rescue spare rope 75m 2022gn + 3bk 3bk crossing fleck Rescue spare rope
Extra rope Extra rope
40m 2025 Or 9mm? 40m2025Or 9mm?
60m 2025 OR 9mm? 60m2025OR 9mm?
20m 2022 10mm 20m2022 10mm
200m 2022 8mm unknown age green 200m2022 8mm unknown age green
20m 2022 9mm 20m2022 9mm
10m 2022 9mm 10m2022 9mm
30m 2022 8mm 30m20228mm
15m 2022 9mm 15m20229mm
30m 2022 8mm 30m20228mm
40m 2022 9mm yellow 40m20229mm yellow
10m 2019 9mm 10m20199mm
15m 2022 9mm 15m20229mm
20m 2023 9mm Green 20m20239mmGreen
8m 2023 9mm orange 8m20239mmorange
8m 2022 9mm 8m20229mm
11m 2023 9mm Green 11m20239mm Green
<p> <p>
Rough Total 1789m Rough Total 1789m
<p> <p>
Soft Rigging Gear Soft Rigging Gear
24 long slings (8’) 24long slings (8’)
2 super long slings (16’) 2super long slings (16’)
10 cut then knotted slings 10cut then knotted slings
4 >5m 6mm deviation cord 4>5m6mm deviation cord
10 1m 6mm deviation cord 101m6mm deviation cord
30m New reel of green 6mm cord 30mNew reel of green 6mm cord
10 Rope Protectors 10Rope Protectors
<p> <p>
10 Tackle bags in various states of dis-repair 10 Tackle bags in various states of dis-repair
14 Bothy bags 14 Bothy bags
<p> <p>
Hard Rigging gear (Hangers without bolts – no Maillions) Hard Rigging gear (Hangers without bolts – no Maillions)
20 Raumer stainless twist 20Raumer stainless twist
8 Raumer stainless bend 8Raumer stainless bend
10 Stainless ring 10 Stainless ring
19 Petzl alu twist 19Petzl alu twist
14 Petzl alu bend 14Petzl alu bend
12 Lizard galv twist 12Lizard galv twist
13 Petzl clowns (captive bolts) 13Petzl clowns (captive bolts)
5 Arse hangers and string 5Arse hangers and string
<p> <p>
Hard Rigging gear (Hangers without bolts – with Maillions) Hard Rigging gear (Hangers without bolts – with Maillions)
70 Raumer stainless twist 70 Raumer stainless twist
82 Raumer stainless bends 82Raumer stainless bends
23 Stainless ring 23Stainless ring
73 Petzl Alu twists 73Petzl Alu twists
87 Petzl Alu bends 87Petzl Alu bends
<p> <p>
16 Assorted twists and Maillions 16Assorted twists and Maillions
24 Assorted bends and Maillions 24Assorted bends and Maillions
42 Assorted hangers with Maillions 42Assorted hangers with Maillions
<p> <p>
Hard Rigging gear (Hangers with bolts – No Maillions) Hard Rigging gear (Hangers with bolts – No Maillions)
7 Raumer stainless twist 7Raumer stainless twist
4 Raumer stainless bend 4Raumer stainless bend
6 Stainless ring 6 Stainless ring
24 Petzl alu twist 24Petzl alu twist
15 Petzl alu bend 15Petzl alu bend
16 Lizard galv twist 16Lizard galv twist
<p> <p>
12 Assorted hangers with bolts with Maillions 12Assorted hangers with bolts with Maillions
<p> <p>
135 Maillions 135Maillions
50 Alu screwgates 50 Alu screwgates
10 steel screwgates 10steel screwgates
16 Alu snapgates 16Alu snapgates
<p> <p>
55 Stainless twin collar through bolts 55 Stainless twin collar through bolts
14 Stainless flange nuts 14 Stainless flange nuts
1 Pot of flange nuts 1Pot of flange nuts
30 Assorted hangers and through bolts and Maillions 30Assorted hangers and through bolts and Maillions
<p> <p>
3 Milwalkee Drills (No batteries) with snap gate 3Milwalkee Drills (No batteries) with snap gate
1 Makita Drill (No Batteries) with snap gate 1Makita Drill (No Batteries) with snap gate
12 SDS 8mm drill bits in condoms 12SDS 8mm drill bits in condoms
3 Drill dry bags and assorted foam mat packing 3Drill dry bags and assorted foam mat packing
8 Petzl/Raumer Hammer with snap gate 8Petzl/Raumer Hammer with snap gate
1 Orange plastic hammer with snap gate 1Orange plastic hammer with snap gate
1 Claw hammer with snap gate 1 Claw hammer with snap gate
<p> <p>
2 Petzl Fixed Cheek red pulley 2Petzl Fixed Cheek red pulley
<p> <p>
4 Spitt driver and spitt 4Spitt driver and spitt
40 Spitts and cones in 3 pots 40Spitts and cones in 3 pots
1 tube + astroturf rope cleaner 1tube + astroturf rope cleaner
1 Petzl sky hook 1 Petzl sky hook
1 Pot of bolts for hangers (>100) 1Pot of bolts for hangers (>100)
1 Cheap Adjustable spanner 1Cheap Adjustable spanner
1 19mm spanner (Do the Austrian rescue use M12 bolts?) 119mm spanner (Do the Austrian rescue use M12 bolts?)
5 Blowing tube 5 Blowing tube
<p> <p>
14 Tags with small holes 14Tags with small holes
10 Tags with 8mm holes (These are bit sh1t) 10Tags with 8mm holes (These are bit sh1t)
1 Pack of concrete screws & SDS dill 1Pack of concrete screws & SDS dill
1 Pozi stubby screwdriver 1Pozi stubby screwdriver
<p> <p>
Survey Equipment Survey Equipment
2 Tape measures 2Tape measures
3 lightweight plastic compasses 3lightweight plastic compasses
1 Alu Compass 1Alu Compass
3 Alu Clino 3Alu Clino
<p> <p>
Food Food
100 Curries 100Curries
120 Noodles 120Noodles
2/3 Oatso Shashits 2/3Oatso Shashits
1kg Porridge oats 1kgPorridge oats
2/3 Tomato soup shashits in tall drum 2/3Tomato soup shashits in tall drum
3/4 Drum of Cous Cous 3/4 Drum of Cous Cous
1/2 Smash 1/2 Smash
1/5 Musueli 1/5Musueli
1/2 Small drum of tea 1/2 Small drum of tea
50mm Sugar 50mmSugar
2/3 Dried milk 2/3Dried milk
zero Hot Chocolate zeroHot Chocolate
zero Custard zeroCustard
<p> <p>
40 Ziplock bags 40Ziplock bags
30 Bag clips 30Bag clips
2kg Dates 2kgDates
2 bags of peanuts 2bags of peanuts
14 bags of dried fruit and nuts 14bags of dried fruit and nuts
1 500g bag of sultanas 1500g bag of sultanas
1 500g bag of mixed fruit 1500g bag of mixed fruit
2 bags of sweets 2bags of sweets
8 Chokolate bars 8Chokolate bars
15kg Assorted flapjack of indeterminate age 15kgAssorted flapjack of indeterminate age
1 200g Jar of instant coffee 1200g Jar of instant coffee
<p> <p>
Underground camping Underground camping
16 Underground meals 16Underground meals
<p> <p>
5 Large Stoves 5 Large Stoves
3 Small stoves 3 Small stoves
3 full large gas cylinders 3 full large gas cylinders
3 part full large gas cylinders 3 part full large gas cylinders
2 Small gas cylinders 2Small gas cylinders
4 pans and lids with handles 4pans and lids with handles
1 Stainless pan without lid 1Stainless pan without lid
3 Lighters 3 Lighters
1 Pan handle 1Pan handle
2 Rolls of “Don’t step on me, I’m too small” tape 2Rolls of “Don’t step on me, I’m too small” tape
<p> <p>
7 Large first aids kits 7Large first aids kits
3 Small first aid kits 3Small first aid kits
1 Yellow Peli case first aid kit 1Yellow Peli case first aid kit
<p> <p>
And everyone lived happily ever after. And everyone lived happily ever after.
<div class="timeug">T/U: 1.0 hours</div> <div class="timeug">T/U: 1.0 hours</div>