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Hannah C, Hamish, Harry
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Hahaha Hohle - A Hopeful Day
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We came up the hill from base camp with the plan to drop some of the holes we walked past on the way to homecoming the previous two days. However we didn’t even make it to the holes we had in mind, as we passed a shaft just 10minutes from the col that we hadn’t previously paid much attention to.

Hamish had his first go at bolting with Harry showing him the ropes and it was the first time for all of us using pulses, which are excellent but slightly scary with how easy they are to put in. Having dropped the initial entrance shaft, we were surprised to find that the cave kept going, leading into a further pitch which landed on a snowy slope. Descending the snowy slope we hit horizontal passage with an impressive ice column and stal. The passage headed off in two directions, we started with the obvious passage which led to a scramble up boulders into a chamber which didn’t go. Harry and I started surveying from here back towards the entrance whilst Hamish had a look down the other passage. We had forgotten nail varnish so resorted to scratching crosses in the walls as survey points. The other direction ended in a draughting sharp squeeze which Harry and I were unconvinced by as we weren’t in oversuits but Hamishes youthful enthusiasm was excellent as he cracked on in just a short sleeve tshirt and found it kept going.