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[svn r5741] I ran a link checker on the site, which found all sorts of errors. Corrected the easy ones!

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@@ -89,8 +89,8 @@ src="tinypix/tc1996.jpg"></a> 1996 Top Camp on lower site.
climbable shaft a short way beyond
<span lang="de-at">Schwarzmoossattel</span> ("The Col").
As this was adjacent to one of the very few flat areas of grass, and right
next to the path as well, this has made an ideal camp site, and has become
the normal Top Camp since 1988. Logbooks and Journal accounts at the time
next to the path as well, this has made an ideal camp site, and was the normal
Top Camp from 1988 to 2001. Logbooks and Journal accounts at the time
referred to this as "Camp I", despite its not being the first high
camp. A few references are to "Camp 3", which tried to reflect the
chronology. More recently it has been known just as "Top Camp". In
@@ -149,13 +149,16 @@ alt="40 bivy"></a></center><br>
<h3>204 bivy</h3>
<p>In 2001 people decided to bivy nearer to the the cave entrances.
Cavers used the stone bridge that 204 is named after. The sloping
floor was terraced and flat sleeping and cooking areas were made.
Tarpaulins were put up to reduce the drips and wind. Water was
obtained from snow at 231, collecting drips in 231 and a funnel
inserted in a grike on the roof of the stone bridge. Two butts
were used for water storage.
<p>In 2001 people decided to bivy nearer to the the cave entrances. Cavers
used the stone bridge that 204 is named after. The sloping floor was terraced
and flat sleeping and cooking areas were made. Tarpaulins were put up to
reduce the drips and wind. Water was obtained from snow at 231, collecting
drips in 231 and a funnel inserted in a grike on the roof of the stone bridge.
Two butts were used for water storage.</p>
<p>This camp was the main high camp for
2002 and the only one in 2003; it has been extensively reterraced to increase
its capacity (as of 2003 it could sleep 12), and the water collection methods
refined, to give an exceedingly comfortable bivvy site.
<center><p><a href="images/204bivy.jpg">
<img src="tinypix/204bivy.jpg" align=bottom width=200 height=135
alt="40 bivy"></a></center><br>