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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.
Exported on 2025-07-18 16:07 using either the control panel webpage or when editing a logbook entry online
Exported on 2025-07-19 08:07 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)
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! Just a bit of a warning. There is a microwave sized boulder loose on the platform next to the traverse line (white on the left). Please try and avoid using the platform, and this section should be ideally rerigged as to avoid people standing here. Plus some more gardening needs to be done !
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Turns out doing the job of Instrument, notes and dog whilst on large free hanging pitches is quite the task. However, after many mid-rope changeovers and swearing later, I had surveyed the popper pitch series, ending at station number 12 on a large boulder at the base of the shaft. By this time Dan had finished undoing all my mistakes and had bolted the next series. We dropped down the newly bolted section and was greeted by another huge chamber, which included a gently sloping horizontal section. We walked over to this section, clambered over a boulder and we were placed in a huge aven, with a hole straight down, horizontal passage to the left and another passage up a chosen slope to the right.
Turns out doing the job of Instrument, notes and dog whilst on large free hanging pitches is quite the task. However, after many mid-rope changeovers and swearing later, I had surveyed the popper pitch series, ending at station number 12 on a large boulder at the base of the shaft. By this time Dan had finished undoing all my mistakes and had bolted the next series. We dropped down the newly bolted section and was greeted by another huge chamber, which included a gently sloping horizontal section. We walked over to this section, clambered over a boulder and we were placed in a huge aven, with a hole straight down, horizontal passage to the left and another passage up a chossy slope to the right.
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Suddenly, we heard voices which we thought were from the group in KH. Alas, it was part of the CUCCC lot (Ned, Tom B) coming down to siege us. Shortly after, Ned noticed the boulder that Dan and I had previously clambered over was in fact wobbly, so he promptly kicked it down, followed by Ned shouting ‘Oh fuck’. Turns out he had kicked the boulder on his trad gear and the 60m rope Dan had brought down.
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