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<explorers></explorers><!-- 'CUCC Expo' and year(s) of exploration. To distinguish from caves explored by foreign groups. Individual names can be given too if it was a small cave. --> <explorers></explorers><!-- 'CUCC Expo' and year(s) of exploration. To distinguish from caves explored by foreign groups. Individual names can be given too if it was a small cave. -->
<survex_file>caves-1623/264/264.svx</survex_file><!-- Name of top-level survey file for this cave. Relative to the 'loser' survex repository. So for most caves that's "caves-162x/cavenum/cavnum.svx". (e.g. caves-1623/204/204.svx --> <survex_file>caves-1623/264/264.svx</survex_file><!-- Name of top-level survey file for this cave. Relative to the 'loser' survex repository. So for most caves that's "caves-162x/cavenum/cavnum.svx". (e.g. caves-1623/204/204.svx -->
<underground_description><p><b>WARNING: Entrance pitch floods dangerously in wet weather</b> - wait at the bottom until it is safe to ascend. A bivvy bag, food and a brew kit should be left at the bottom of the entrance pitch!</p> <underground_description><p><b>WARNING: Entrance pitch floods dangerously in wet weather, particularly the lower section of the longest drop</b> - wait at the bottom until it is safe to ascend. A bivvy bag, food and a brew kit should be left at the bottom of the entrance pitch!</p>
<p><em>The PT01 etc points and the RIG01 etc rigs are noted on the 2019 survey to make it easy to match up the survey to the description. The description could be added to the survey so they can be kept updated together and - more importantly - so they can be used together. Ditto the rigging guides.</em></p> <p><em>The PT01 etc points and the RIG01 etc rigging locations are noted on the survey to make it easy to match up the survey to the description. The description could be added to the survey so they can be kept updated together and - more importantly - so they can be used together. Ditto the rigging guides.</em></p>
<p><em>_____________________________________________________________</em></p> <p><em>_____________________________________________________________</em></p>
<p><em><strong><em>Abbreviations: </em></strong></em></p> <p><em><strong><em>Abbreviations: </em></strong></em></p>
<p><em>R = right; L = left; </em></p> <p><em>R = right; L = left; </em></p>
<p><em>PT = point; RIG = rigging; </em></p> <p><em>PT = point; RIG = rigging; </em></p>
<p><em>p = pitch (e.g., p30 = 30m pitch)</em></p> <p><em>p = pitch (e.g., p30 = 30m pitch)</em></p>
<p><em>N = north, S = south, E = east, W = west</em></p> <p><em>N = north, S = south, E = east, W = west</em></p>
<p><em>QM = 'question mark' i.e. an open, unexplored lead</em></p> <p><em>QM or ? = 'question mark' i.e. an open, unexplored lead</em></p>
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<p>From upslope above the entrance, descend a c6 (RIG01 - 15m, 1 bunde backup, 1 top hanger, 1 rebelay hanger ... needs another hanger at the top to make top-out easier) using a handline to reach a large ledge.</p> <p>From upslope above the entrance, descend a c6 (RIG01 - 15m, 1 bunde backup, 1 top hanger, 1 rebelay hanger ... needs another hanger at the top to make top-out easier) using a handline to reach a large ledge.</p>
<p><strong><em>Balkonh&ouml;hle above Hangman's Pitch (see &quot;1623-uppertunnbalc2&quot; survey)</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em>Balkonh&ouml;hle above Hangman's Pitch (see &quot;1623-uppertunnbalc2&quot; survey)</em></strong></p>
<h2>Entrance series</h2> <h2>Entrance series</h2>
<p>From the entrance (roomy and dry enough to leave surface gear), take the larger, R stooping passage (L passage runs parallel to this and re-joins at the entrance pitch) to reach the entrance pitch series (RIG02 - see rigging guide). This starts as a short, sloping drop which lands at a bridge. From here a second short drop reaches 2 ledges in a much larger shaft. Below these ledges traverse out to the longest hang. <em><strong>This is always wet and responds rapidly to rain, quickly becoming unpleasant and it can be impassable.</strong></em> This drops down with a deviation to a large, loose, drippy ledge. Traverse out to the final short drop to reach a spacious chamber at the bottom of the entrance pitch series called <strong>Room With A View</strong>. (An emergency dump - bothy, stove, food, etc. - should be left here in case returning cavers find the entrance pitch series too wet to ascend).</p> <p>From the entrance (roomy and dry enough to leave surface gear), take the larger, R stooping passage (L passage runs parallel to this and re-joins at the entrance pitch) to reach the entrance pitch series (RIG02 - see rigging guide). This starts as a short, sloping drop which lands at a bridge. From here a second short drop reaches 2 ledges in a much larger shaft. Below these ledges traverse out to the longest hang <i>ignoring various old anchors that take you the wrong way</i>. <em><strong>This longest hang is always wet and responds rapidly to rain, quickly becoming unpleasant and it can be impassable.</strong></em> This drops down with a deviation (not located in 2024 - it would be good to add a bolted deviation) to a large, loose, drippy ledge. Traverse out to the final short drop to reach a spacious chamber at the bottom of the entrance pitch series called <strong>Room With A View</strong>. An emergency dump - bothy, stove, food, etc. - should be left here in case returning cavers find the entrance pitch series too wet to ascend.</p>
<a href="/expofiles/rigging_topos/264/entrance_topo1_2016.jpeg"><img src="/1623/264/t/entrance_topo1_2016.jpeg"></a> <a href="/expofiles/rigging_topos/264/entrance_topo1_2016.jpeg"><img src="/1623/264/t/entrance_topo1_2016.jpeg"></a>
<a href="/expofiles/rigging_topos/264/entrance_topo2_2016.jpeg"><img src="/1623/264/t/entrance_topo2_2016.jpeg"></a><br> <a href="/expofiles/rigging_topos/264/entrance_topo2_2016.jpeg"><img src="/1623/264/t/entrance_topo2_2016.jpeg"></a><br>
<p><em>(Three passages off to the N of <strong>Room With A View</strong> lead to <strong>Levitation</strong> and <strong>Crushed Plumbs</strong>, see separate description below).</em> From the base of the pitch go to the high point of the chamber then descend to the far side along the R wall of the chamber, past some large boulders, (<em>The small passage leading down the boulder slope back under the pitch leads to the DigDug area, see separate description).</em></p> <p><em>(Three passages off to the N of <strong>Room With A View</strong> lead to <strong>Levitation</strong> and <strong>Crushed Plumbs</strong>, see separate description below).</em> From the base of the pitch go to the high point of the chamber then descend to the far side along the R wall of the chamber, past some large boulders, (<em>The small passage leading down the boulder slope back under the pitch leads to the DigDug area, see separate description).</em></p>
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<h3><a href="hiltiaplenty.html">Hiltiaplenty area and Galactica chamber</a></h3> <h3><a href="hiltiaplenty.html">Hiltiaplenty area and Galactica chamber</a></h3>
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<p>Keep walking upwards to soon reach the unobvious 2nd R which is a short-cut <em>(continuing along up the main passage leads over boulders to a modest chamber, <strong>Liar's Bakery</strong>, with water splashing down from an aven in the far corner. The obvious continuation is through a low wide archway on the R which then loops round right to eventually meet the end of the short-cut, at PT02); <strong>Lemon Snout</strong> is a passage that leads N from the L wall of Liar's Bakery up a short free climb. A bolt and a thread on either side of the opening can be used to rig a hand line)</em>. The 2nd R is a small passage which immediately lowers to a short crawl then regains walking passage and immediately reaches a junction at PT02. Turn R here <em>(L leads to <strong>Liar's Bakery</strong>)</em> and descend a rift made super-slippery by the passage of many cavers.</p> <p>Keep walking upwards to soon reach the unobvious 2nd R which is a short-cut <em><i>(continuing along up the main passage leads over boulders to a modest chamber, <strong>Liar's Bakery</strong>, with water splashing down from an aven in the far corner. The obvious continuation is through a low wide archway on the R which then loops round right to eventually meet the end of the short-cut, at PT02); <strong>Lemon Snout</strong> is a passage that leads N from the L wall of Liar's Bakery up a short free climb. A bolt and a thread on either side of the opening can be used to rig a hand line)</i></em>.</p>
<p>The 2nd R is a small passage which immediately lowers to a short crawl then regains walking passage and immediately reaches a junction at PT02. Turn R here <em>(L leads to <strong>Liar's Bakery</strong>)</em> and descend a rift made super-slippery by the passage of many cavers.</p>
<p>At the bottom a c2 down soon leads to the <strong>Natural Highs</strong> traverse (RIG03 - 30m?, 4 slings?, 2 hangers?; <em>named as it was originally rigged solely using naturals</em>). This traverses along the R wall over a series of pits. At a bridge before the final pit ascend a c4 on the R, either as a straightforward free climb with good holds or a rope can be rigged from anchors high on the R <em>(these anchors are in the sandy <strong>Chasm Passage</strong> on the R. This stomps uphill for a short distance to reach a ledge to a big pitch the far side of which is PT01; [<strong>the pitch has probably been descended but this needs checking</strong>]</em>. <em>(Continuing along the traverse beyond the end of the Natural Highs traverse leads to <strong>Bipedal traverse</strong> and <strong>Bipedal passage</strong>, see separate section below)</em>.</p> <p>At the bottom a c2 down soon leads to the <strong>Natural Highs</strong> traverse (RIG03 - 30m?, 4 slings?, 2 hangers?; <em>named as it was originally rigged solely using naturals</em>). This traverses along the R wall over a series of pits. At a bridge before the final pit ascend a c4 on the R, either as a straightforward free climb with good holds or a rope can be rigged from anchors high on the R <em>(these anchors are in the sandy <strong>Chasm Passage</strong> on the R. This stomps uphill for a short distance to reach a ledge to a big pitch the far side of which is PT01; [<strong>the pitch has probably been descended but this needs checking</strong>]</em>. <em>(Continuing along the traverse beyond the end of the Natural Highs traverse leads to <strong>Bipedal traverse</strong> and <strong>Bipedal passage</strong>, see separate section below)</em>.</p>
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