[svn r4254] Major update of 204 stuff, and related pages.

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@ -360,7 +360,7 @@ GPS fixes. Undescended 20m pitch - an "A" lead</td></tr>
 (also tagged "CUCC 1998 02" in 1998, but removed in 1999)<br>
 GPS fix, surface survey (1998 and 1999)</td></tr>
-<tr><td></td><td><a href="../hinter/204.htm">204</a></td>
+<tr><td></td><td><a href="../smkridge/204/204.shtml">204</a></td>
 <td>Alloy Tag, surface survey (1999)</td></tr>
 <tr><td>CUCC 1999 01</td><td><a href="../smkridge/205.htm">205</a></td>
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@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ numbers.
 <dt>201<dd><a href="smkridge/201.htm">Haftefelle Schacht</a>
 <dt>202<dd>Dominoschacht
 <dt>203<dd>Sonnenscheinschacht
-<dt>204<dd><a href="smkridge/204.htm">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</a>
+<dt>204<dd><a href="smkridge/204/204.shtml">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</a>
 <dt>205<dd><a href="smkridge/205.htm">Nordalpenschacht</a>
 <dt>206 a b c d e f g<dd>7-Eingangsh&ouml;hle
 <dt>207<dd><a href="plateau/207.htm">Plumpskloh&ouml;hle</a>
--- a/main-index.shtml
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@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ of <b>Lost World</b> section
 <li><b>Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</b>
 <ul>
 <li>
-<a href="smkridge/204.htm">Cave description</a>
+<a href="smkridge/204/204.shtml">Cave description</a>
 </ul>
 <li><b>Stellerwegh&ouml;hle</b>
 <ul>
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 <html lang="en">
 <head>
 <title>Question Mark list conventions</title>
 <!--#include virtual="css/main.css"-->
 </head>
 <body>
 <H1>Question Mark list conventions</H1>
 <P>The format for question mark lists
 is QM identifier, Quality Grade, Area indicator, decription of QM. The 
 QM numbers themselves are in the format Discoverer identifier, Year of 
 discovery, Cave identifier, serial number. If you look at the html, you will 
 find that the nearest survey station (without its "&lt;cavenumber&gt;." prefix) 
 is included in an html comment for almost all leads. Now that there is an <A 
 href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm">index to the 
 surveys</A>, there may soon be a way to get from the QM to the relevant survey 
 file, but not the pictures :-( 
 <P>In general, an unpushed QM will have a link from its QM number in the 
 description to here, and a link from here to the relevant point in the 
 description. If there is no link, it means that I can't yet work out where the 
 QM is in the description, or the description doesn't yet exist :-). 
 <h2>Discoverer identifiers</h2>
 <DL>
  <DT>A
  <DD>ARGE 
  <DT>B
  <DD>Groupe Spéléeo de Clerval - Baume les Dames 
  <DT>C
  <DD>Cambridge University Caving Club </DD></DL>
 <h2>Quality grades</h2>
 <DL>
  <DT>A
  <DD>A fine QM - git down there and look. 
  <DT>B
  <DD>Not so promising, or requiring some effort (eg. a climb) 
  <DT>C
  <DD>Pretty cruddy, or good but very hard to get to. 
  <DT>V
  <DD>An aven which might be climbable, but not adequately assessed 
  <DT>X
  <DD>A high, wet or unsafe-looking aven unlikely to be climbed 
  <DT>?
  <DD>No-one writing this list actually knows! </DD></DL>
 <P>Note that the quality grades are assigned by the explorers at the time, and 
 that subsequent discoveries may mean that the grade is optimistic, since the 
 lead may now drop into passage which wasn't then explored. Also, different 
 explorers have different ideas - one man's "A-lead" may be another's "C-lead" 
 :-( 
 <p><HR>
 <p><ul>
 <li><a href="main-index.shtml">Back to main index page</a>
 </ul>
 </body>
 </html>
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 <BODY>
 <DIV align=center>
 <CENTER>
 <TABLE border=0 width="100%">
  <TBODY>
  <TR>
    <TH align=left width="20%"><FONT size=+2>204</FONT></TH>
    <TH lang=de><FONT size=+2>Steinbrückenhöhle</FONT></TH>
    <TH align=right width="20%"><FONT size=+2>4/S x</FONT></TH></TR>
  <TR>
    <TH align=left><FONT size=+1>(CUCC 
 99/03)</FONT></TH></TR></TBODY></TABLE></CENTER></DIV>
 <P><B>Altitude:</B> 1820m, length 2.5km, depth 368m<BR><B>Location:</B> 204b 
 entrance E 36673 N (52)83716 
 <P>The cave is situated on the west side of the col between the <SPAN 
 lang=de-at>Hinterer Schwarzmooskogel</SPAN> and <SPAN lang=de-at>Nieder 
 AugstEck</SPAN>. 
 <P><B>Access route:</B>The 1999 route from Top Camp (probably near optimal) is a 
 cairned path via <SPAN lang=de>Wolfhöhle</SPAN> (<A 
 href="../plateau/145.htm">1623/145</A>) and Laser 
 Point 5, then up to the top of the bare patch of white limestone visible from 
 Top Camp, passing <A 
 href="195.htm">195</A> and <A 
 href="196.htm">196.</A> Laser 0/5 can 
 also be approached via <A 
 href="../plateau/107.htm">107</A>, a slightly 
 lower route; or the white patch of limestone can be reached by a more central 
 route across the plateau. In all these cases there is scope for endless 
 variation, and an approach which keeps the large bare patch in view is 
 recommended. Alternatively, the cave may be approached from the summit of HSK - 
 probably the optimal route if you are coming from any of the <A 
 href="161/top.htm">161</A> entrances. 
 <P><B>Marking:</B>Tag. Does it say "CUCC 99-03" or "CUCC 204"? 
 <P><B>Description:</B>204a entrance is directly opposite a 10m x 3m stone bridge 
 from which it derives its name. The entrance itself is approximately 8m high and 
 5m wide, and leads down a boulder slope and round a right hand bend to the top 
 of the first pitch. 204b entrance is 15m away to the west, and this is the 
 entrance which is rigged. A 3m climb down (handline useful) leads into the 
 entrance gully and a ledge at the head of the first pitch, <B>Trick or 
 Treat</B>, opposite 204a entrance. This loose, sloping pitch of 20m is rigged 
 from a Y-hang on the right hand wall, with a rebelay and deviation. The pitch is 
 tedious to prussik on return and is best climbed. The landing is by a large snow 
 plug with (in 1999) an ice corridor round the edge leading to the top of a 
 boulder slope. A rift passage on the right becomes too tight. 
 <P><A name=jim>Descending</A> the boulder slope (care required to avoid kicking 
 rocks off) leads to the head of the second pitch, <B>Jim'll Fix It</B> (18m). An 
 unexplored passage is visible from the pitch head, which could be accessed by a 
 bolt traverse round the right hand side of the pitch head
 [<A href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-01" name=qC1999-204-01>C1999-204-01 C</A>] (Explored by Brian?).
 The pitch is rigged from a bolt in the 
 left hand wall with a deviation from a spit immediately after the pitch head 
 bolt. This protects a marginal rub point and also avoids a jet of water which 
 spurts from a crack in the wall after heavy rain. The landing is by a large 
 pointed snowplug. Landing on top of the snow plug and climbing up 2m to the 
 right (when facing the wall on which the pitch is rigged) leads to an 
 undescended pitch/climb [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-02" 
 name=qC1999-204-02>C1999-204-02 B</A>] which lies above the northern end of <A 
 href="204.htm#wolp">Wolpertinger 
 Way</A>. In 1999 there was sufficient gap between snow and wall to complete the 
 descent and emerge in a sloping phreatic passage. There are two ways on: Right 
 leads uphill as stooping/crawling height passage for 30m to emerge at the top of 
 <A 
 href="204.htm#umshit">Umshitshimbo</A>. 
 Left leads downhill into <A 
 href="204.htm#nearend">The Near 
 End</A> and is the main way on. There is a further unexplored passage in the 
 wall above the gap between the snow plug and the rock [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-03" 
 name=qC1999-204-03>C1999-204-03 C</A>]. 
 <H3><A name=nearend>The Near End</A></H3>
 <P><B>The Near End</B> is a collective name for a complex network of high level 
 phreatic passages which slope approximately 20° following the dip of the beds. 
 Heading downhill from the base of <B>Jim'll Fix It</B> in a stooping height 
 passage leads round a double bend to a 2m climb down to a junction. Right leads 
 to more <A 
 href="204.htm#nearside">side 
 passages</A> whilst the main route is straight ahead to a crossroads. Right 
 leads into the same <A 
 href="204.htm#nearside">side 
 passages</A> as the previous right turn. Left is <B>Needle Crawl</B> past an 
 unexplored passage on the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-04" 
 name=qC1999-204-04>C1999-204-04 C</A>] and a crawl on the right (feels like 
 straight ahead) which becomes too small after ~8m. Straight ahead (feels like a 
 left) leads to the head of a fine 4m diameter circular shaft, <B>Thread 
 Pitch</B>. This pitch of 17m leads into <A 
 href="204.htm#wolp">Wolpertinger 
 Way</A>. A continuation of the 
 crawl is visible at the opposite side of the pitch head [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-06" 
 name=qC1999-204-06>C1999-204-06 C</A>]. 
 <P>From the crossroads, the main route in 1999 was straight ahead, downhill in 
 mostly stooping height passage with a short section of sandy crawling. After 15m 
 is a short climb down to the top of a 4m deep pit with a too-tight passage at 
 the bottom, with the phreatic passage continuing to the right. After a further 
 10m the passage is intersected by a large rift with a big rock partially 
 blocking the passage. Climbing up to the right leads back into a tall rift in 
 the <A href="204.htm#nearside">side 
 passages</A>. A climb up to the left leads to a passage containing attractive 
 white mud which was not entered, however a visual connection to the <A 
 href="204.htm#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A> was established. 
 <P>Straight ahead leads to a further junction after 15m. Left opens out to the 
 head of <A 
 href="204.htm#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A>, the main route to the bottom of <A 
 href="204.htm#wolp">Wolpertinger 
 Way</A> used in 1999. Right leads to a narrow stooping height passage which 
 continues for 25m with several clear pools in the floor to a widening where most 
 routes ahead and to the left are choked with boulders. To the right, a body 
 sized tube leads upwards for ~15m before opening out into a low chamber on the 
 left. The continuation of the crawl is immediately opposite the entry point and there is a climb down into a rift on 
 the far side of the chamber to the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-07" 
 name=qC1999-204-07>C1999-204-07 B</A>].  The continuation is a winding passage which continues upwards.  It then increases to stoping
 heightand goes over some old gower pools.  The passage continues to a flat out section ( not really a squeze, except for lardarses) not
 pushed, but running water could be heard.  Back in the chamber, it doubles back on itself to 
 the left and encounters an area of breakdown which was not fully investigated, 
 but is presumed to be the opposite side of the boulder choke.
 <H3><A name=kingcarbide>King Carbide</A></H3>
 <H3><A name=pleasuredome>Please Dome</A></H3> 
 <H3><A name=nearside>The Near End: Side Passages</A></H3>
 <P>The first two right turns encountered when heading downhill from the foot of 
 <A href="204.htm#jim">Jim'll Fix 
 It</A> unite in a walking sized passage. After 10m the bottom of <A 
 href="204.htm#umshit">Umshitshimbo</A> 
 is passed on the right, whilst straight ahead leads to a junction with a large 
 keyhole passage. Left leads after 15m to a climb up behind a precariously placed 
 boulder, to an immediate climb down of 4m which emerges in the 1999 main route 
 through the near end before <A 
 href="204.htm#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A>. Right leads immediately to a 8m pitch. A difficult and exposed traverse round 
 the left hand wall leads to a further 30m of passage with a steadily lowering 
 roof culminating in a boulder choke. 
 <P>
 <CENTER><IMG alt="plan: 24k gif" height=783 src="1623204_files/pl1999.png" 
 width=582></CENTER>
 <H3><A name=umshit>The Near End: Umshitshimbo and Updip Passages</A></H3>
 <P><B>Umshitshimbo</B> is a fine phreatic ramp, 2m wide and about 4m high, which 
 heads uphill in a straight line for 40m. At the top a passage doubling back on 
 the right leads back to the base of <A 
 href="204.htm#jim">Jim'll Fix It</A> 
 and there is a climb up into a rift passage heading south over the top of 
 Umshitshimbo which becomes too narrow. Large passage continues uphill past a 2m 
 deep blind pit on the right to a junction. 
 <P>Left leads uphill past a choked inlet on the left to a steep uphill section 
 with a crawl on the right, which leads shortly to a 2m climb down and immediate 
 choke. At the top of the steep section the passage to the right immediately 
 chokes, whilst left is <B>Dolly Parton climb</B>, a 2m climb up with huge jugs, 
 to a further 15m of upward trending phreatic passage, terminating in a boulder 
 choke with a slight draught (air coming into the cave.) There are two small 
 steep phreatic ramps on the left hand side of this passage, both very small and 
 both choked. 
 <P>Straight ahead at the junction leads through a short section of rift to an 
 enlargement with an alcove on the right and a keyhole passage ahead. The rift 
 section at the bottom quickly becomes choked, with a slight draught coming in. A 
 3m climb gains access to the phreatic section which goes over the top of the 
 choke, and about after a further 3m reaches a large boulder, which almost blocks 
 the passage with a strong breeze blowing through the gap (into the cave.) 
 Squeezing through yields a steeply ascending rocky crawl which chokes after 
 about 5m. 
 <H3><A name=wolp>Wolpertinger Way</A></H3>
 <P><B>Thread Pitch</B> from <A 
 href="204.htm#nearend">The Near 
 End</A> lands at the top of a large 6-8m diameter phreatic passage, 
 <B>Wolpertinger Way</B>, which heads downhill past some ice formations on the 
 left hand side, for 35m to a junction. Straight ahead is a steep gully leading 
 to a 6.5m diameter circular shaft with aven above - <B>You're So Veined</B>. 
 There is a traverse round the right hand side of the gully on an increasingly 
 narrow ledge. 
 <P><B>You're So Veined</B> is rigged at its southern end, and this is reached 
 via a sandy crawl off to the right from the top of the steep gully, which passes 
 over a hole in the floor through dangerous boulders [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-09" 
 name=qC1999-204-09>C1999-204-09 C</A>] to reach a junction. Right is a 
 passage, which quickly chokes, straight ahead leads into <A 
 href="204.htm#110aday">110 A Day</A>, 
 whilst left is the main route. 
 <P>More sandy crawling leads to a crossroads, where left leads to the ledge 
 overlooking the pitch, and right is a short crawl leading to the main passage 
 part of the way down <A 
 href="204.htm#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A>, the easiest route to the <A 
 href="204.htm#elephant">White 
 Elephant Series</A>. Straight ahead leads to a further junction. Right is a 
 short passage to a traverse round a blind pit, an alternative route to <A 
 href="204.htm#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A>. Left is the head of <B>You're So Veined</B>, the start of the <A 
 href="204.htm#ariston">Ariston 
 Series</A>. </P>
 <H3><A name=110aday>110 A Day</A></H3>
 <P><B>110 A Day</B> is a long, dusty passage which varies between stooping and 
 crawling for 110m. Immediately after the start is a sharp right hand bend with 
 a crawl straight ahead to <B>110 Bidet</B>. About halfway along is a crossroads, 
 where low passages lead off to the left to <B>110 Bidet</B> and to the right [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-13" 
 name=qC1999-204-13>C1999-204-13 C</A>]. At the terminus reached in 1999, the 
 passage splits into two. Each branch immediately becomes tight, but could be 
 pushed further with a little determination and effort [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-14" 
 name=qC1999-204-14>C1999-204-14 C</A> and <A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-15" 
 name=qC1999-204-15>C1999-204-15 C</A>]. In the left hand branch, just before the 
 passage becomes tighter, is an undescended pitch [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-16" 
 name=qC1999-204-16>C1999-204-16 A</A>] of perhaps 20m.
 <H3><A name=110bidet>110 Bidet</A></H3>
 <P><B>110 Bidet</B> is a stooping size passage which runs parallel to <B>110 A Day</B>.  
 It can be accessed via a crawl about 1m up that carries straight on from where 
 <B>110 A Day</B> starts with a sharp right hand turn.  The crawl emerges into 
 larger passage; to the left after 5m is <B>Pendulum Pitch</B>.  Going right leads 
 to a hole in the floor among boulders, <B>Marble Run</B>.  To the left here 
 is a low passage leading to <B>No Pain No Gain</B>, whilst <B>110 Bidet</B> carries straight on.  
 Continuing on, the passage turns right, followed shortly by a crossroads with a crawly passage.
 To the right is a dead end; to the left is [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-54" 
 name=qC2000-204-54>C2000-204-54 B</A>].  Straight on emerges into <B>110 A Day</B> 
 about half way along its length.
 <H3><A name=marblerun>Marble Run</A></H3>
 <P><B>Marble Run</B> runs along a fault line that created a small passable phreatic 
 tube, which has subsequently been intersected by a tight rifty stream way.  20m along
 the rift bears to the right and is too tight to pass, whilst the phreatic passage continues on to a small 
 chamber.  Here the passage doubles back over itself to continue above the original 
 passage.  The passage does this once more to end in an earth blockage.
 <H3><A name=nopainnogain>No Pain No Gain</A></H3>
 <P><B>No Pain No Gain</B>is a low tube, which emerges to a mud-floored chamber.  (Please 
 try not to disturb the remaining flow patterns in the mud).  A crawly mud floored 
 passage leaves the chamber to the right.  To the right near the end of the crawl is a 
 bedding plane that continues uphill [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-01" 
 name=qC2000-204-01>C2000-204-01 B</A>], whilst to the left is a small stone floored pit.  There 
 is a 2m climb up from the top of the pit.  This has a stalactite formation at the top on the 
 right, and threads on the left where a sling may be attached to assist.  The crawl then 
 continues to a junction with two connecting passages to the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-02" 
 name=qC2000-204-02>C2000-204-02 B</A>] and two connecting passages to the right [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-03" 
 name=qC2000-204-03>C2000-204-03 C</A>].  The passage then continues to a T junction where it
 enlarges slightly.  To the right is [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-04" 
 name=qC2000-204-04>C2000-204-04 C</A>].  To the left there is a chamber that is 
 intersected by a tight rift with flowing water.  Downstream is [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-05" 
 name=qC2000-204-05>C2000-204-05 C</A>].  Upstream a key hole passage slopes upwards, to a T-junction 
 with a chamber to the right, and an short, almost flat-out crawl to the left.
 The chamber, which has 
 an aven [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-55" 
 name=qC2000-204-55>C2000-204-55 X</A>], can be dropped into.
 A rift at the other end of the chamber leads to a 
 waterfall which feeds the stream that runs through the chamber.  Climbing up before the rift gives 
 access to a crawl [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-06" 
 name=qC2000-204-06>C2000-204-06 C</A>].   The flat out crawl emerges to a small angular chamber, at the 
 top of which, to the right, is a hole [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-07" 
 name=qC2000-204-07>C2000-204-07 C</A>].  To the left a low passage runs above a 4m drop [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-08" 
 name=qC2000-204-08>C2000-204-08 B</A>].  This then turns right and continues to a fork in the passage.  To 
 the left is <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>, and to the right is a smaller chamber with a hole in the floor, 
 windows to <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>, and a bedding plane continuing up at 10&deg;, which again connects into <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>.  
 <H3><A name=insignificantchamber>Insignificant Chamber</A></H3>
 <P><B>Insignificant Chamber</B>can be entered at floor level from <B>No Pain No Gain</B>.  It extends to a 
 passage on the left as one enters, where there are a number a interconnecting holes on the right [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-58" 
 name=qC2000-204-58>C2000-204-58 C</A>].  Upslope from the entrance is a bedding plane which splits left to 
 <B>Bonsai Crawl</B> on the left and to [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-09" 
 name=qC2000-204-09>C2000-204-09 B</A>] on the right.  To the right upon entering Insignificant Chamber one can climb up
 to a point above the small chamber in <B>No Pain No Gain</B> From here there is a phreatic tube[<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-57" 
 name=qC2000-204-57>C2000-204-57 C</A>] that can be probably be reached with the aid of a traverse line.  The passage 
 continues climbing ever upward [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-56" 
 name=qC2000-204-08>C2000-204-56 B</A>].  The passage to the left from Insignificant Chamber gets smaller and 
 meets a crossroads.  To the left is a walking size passage with a small pit in the floor that continues to a large 
 pitch [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-10" 
 name=qC2000-204-10>C2000-204-10 A</A>], thought to drop into Pleasuredome.  Straight on the passage turns to a steeply 
 sloping pitch [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-11" 
 name=qC2000-204-11>C2000-204-11 B</A>].  To the right is some small passage that connects to the Bonsai 
 Crawl.  Half way along this passage there is a hole [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-59" 
 name=qC2000-204-59>C2000-204-59 C</A>].
 <H3><A name=Bonsaicrawl>Bonsai Crawl</A></H3>
 <P><B>Bonsai Crawl</B>is a wide bedding plane.  A tall and thin passage to the right goes to a chamber 
 with a pitch [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-52" 
 name=qC2000-204-52>C2000-204-52 C</A>] and a couple of small passages to the right [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-50" 
 name=qC2000-204-50>C2000-204-50 C</A>] and [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-51" 
 name=qC2000-204-51>C2000-204-51 C</A>].  A passage leads off to the left and gets lower, passing some 
 pretties on the floor. It then continues [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-53" 
 name=qC2000-204-53>C2000-204-53 A</A>].  Bonsai Crawl continues to a fork that has a stooping-size
 passage to the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-12" 
 name=qC2000-204-12>C2000-204-12 B</A>].  To the right is a walking-size passage with a boulder floor.
 There is a hole in the right wall that has a couple of small passages leading off [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-13" 
 name=qC2000-204-13>C2000-204-13 C</A>], [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-14" 
 name=qC2000-204-59>C2000-204-14 C</A>].  The passage then debouches into <B>The Colonnade</B>.
 <H3><A name=thecolonnade>The Colonnade</A></H3>
 <P><B>Bonsai Crawl</B> joins at a point where <b>The Colonnade</b>, a wide walking passage with a boulder 
 floor, makes a sharp turn.  To the right the passage comes to a chamber-like crossroads.  To the left 
 is an initially walking-sized tube [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-41" 
 name=qC2000-204-41>C2000-204-41 A</A>] and to the right a low draughting crawl [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-42" 
 name=qC2000-204-42>C2000-204-42 B</A>].  <b>The Colonnade</b> continues and a stream joins from the left.
 Further along on the left is a pile of stones which must originate from a passage [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-43" 
 name=qC2000-204-43>C2000-204-43 Dig</A>].  The passage then becomes small with a possible aven [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-44" 
 name=qC2000-204-44>C2000-204-44 X</A>], a tight rift [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-45" 
 name=qC2000-204-45>C2000-204-45 B</A>], and a crawl down and to the right.  The crawl emerges into 
 a chamber, with a possible way on over rocks directly ahead [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-49" 
 name=qC2000-204-49>C2000-204-49 C</A>].  The chamber gets larger to the right, where there are two 
 tight rifts leading off [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-46" 
 name=qC2000-204-46>C2000-204-46 C</A>], [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-47" 
 name=qC2000-204-47>C2000-204-47 C</A>] and an aven [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-48" 
 name=qC2000-204-48>C2000-204-48 X</A>].  Water was flowing down one of these, possibly to the waterfall 
 entering the chamber in <b>No Pain No Gain</b>. At this time in 2000
 it had not rained on the surface for 8 days.  Back where 
 <B>Bonsai Crawl</B> enters, the passage goes straight on with a number of minor passages to the sides.  
 These are a crawl to the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-15" 
 name=qC2000-204-15>C2000-204-15 C</A>]; then some distance further on, another crawl on the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-16" 
 name=qC2000-204-16>C2000-204-16 B</A>]  leading from a trench in the passage; a small passage on the 
 right [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-17" 
 name=qC2000-204-17>C2000-204-17 C</A>] that links to [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-21" 
 name=qC2000-204-21>C2000-204-21 C</A>]; and a crawl high up to the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-18" 
 name=qC2000-204-18>C2000-204-18 C</A>].   A short distance further a walking-size passage goes to the 
 left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-19" 
 name=qC2000-204-19>C2000-204-19 C</A>].  The main passage then forks: to the left is [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-20" 
 name=qC2000-204-20>C2000-204-20 C</A>] whilst to the right the passage continues past a high up crawl [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-21" 
 name=qC2000-204-21>C2000-204-21 C</A>], and then possibly [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-22" 
 name=qC2000-204-22>C2000-204-22 C</A>].  The main passage then pops out into <B>Treeumphant Passage</B>.
 <H3><A name=treeumphantpassage>Treeumphant Passage</A></H3>
 <P><B>The Colonnade</B> meets <B>Treeumphant Passage</B> at a narrow angle.  In one direction 
 <B>Treeumphant Passage</B> ends just next to its entrance at a boulder slope which can be climbed 
 over [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-23" 
 name=qC2000-204-23>C2000-204-23 A</A>].  In the other direction it continues over large boulders going 
 slightly up hill.  There is a walking passage off to the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-24" 
 name=qC2000-204-24>C2000-204-24 A</A>], as well as a high up crawl to the right [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-25" 
 name=qC2000-204-25>C2000-204-25 C</A>] and then a tight high passage to the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-26" 
 name=qC2000-204-26>C2000-204-26 C</A>].  The passage then increases in height approaching a sharp turn 
 to the right.  Here a walking size passage [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-28" 
 name=qC2000-204-28>C2000-204-28 A</A>] continues straight on, and there may be an aven in the ceiling [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-27" 
 name=qC2000-204-27>C2000-204-27 X</A>].  The main passage passes possibly diggable holes at floor level [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-29" 
 name=qC2000-204-29>C2000-204-29 Dig</A>], and continues into <B>Great Oak Chamber</B>.  
 <H3><A name=greatoakchamber>Great Oak Chamber</A></H3>
 <P><B>Treeumphant Passage</B> disappears into an approx 5m drop [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-32" 
 name=qC2000-204-32>C2000-204-32 B</A>] in Great Oak Chamber and there is an aven above [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-33" 
 name=qC2000-204-33>C2000-204-33 X</A>].  There may be passage continuing straight across the chamber [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-31" 
 name=qC2000-204-31>C2000-204-31 B</A>], as well as a passage to the right [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-30" 
 name=qC2000-204-30>C2000-204-30 C</A>].  Just before the drop there is a bouldery slope up to another 
 smaller walking size passage.  There is an oxbow to the left, with a possible passage leading off
 it [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-34" 
 name=qC2000-204-34>C2000-204-34 B</A>], as well as an aven [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-35" 
 name=qC2000-204-35>C2000-204-35 X</A>].  There are a couple of possible digs to the left slightly 
 further on [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-36" 
 name=qC2000-204-36>C2000-204-36 C</A>], [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-37" 
 name=qC2000-204-37>C2000-204-37 C</A>] before the passage enters <B>Cave Tree Chamber</B>.
 <H3><A name=cavetreechamber>Cave Tree Chamber</A></H3>
 <P>There is a climb down of about 2m into <B>Cave Tree Chamber</B>, which has a bouldery floor on 
 the left, and a pitch on the right [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-39" 
 name=qC2000-204-39>C2000-204-39 B</A>].  An aven extends above [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-38" 
 name=qC2000-204-38>C2000-204-38 X</A>], and the passage may continue over the pitch [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-40" 
 name=qC2000-204-40>C2000-204-40 A</A>].  It would be advisable to protect this traverse.
 <H3><A name=pendulum>Pendulum Pitch Route</A></H3>
 <P><B>Pendulum Pitch</B> is in a large rift. The first section is a loose 
 boulder slope (care required) to a rebelay, then a descent of 23m via a 
 deviation off the far wall below a large wedged boulder. There may be a passage 
 on the far side of the rift accessible with difficulty from this boulder [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-17" 
 name=qC1999-204-17>C1999-204-17 C</A>]. From the base of the pitch, two rift 
 passages lead off which very quickly become too tight. 
 <P>The main route on is reached by swinging off after 16m into a 6m wide 
 passage. Two passages in the left hand wall are quickly encountered. The first 
 quickly becomes too tight, the second is a short crawl leading into the network 
 of sandy crawls at the bottom of <A 
 href="204.htm#wolp">Wolpertinger 
 Way</A>, and is the best route from here to the <A 
 href="204.htm#ariston">Ariston 
 Series</A>. Continuing down the main passage, passing either side of a huge 
 boulder, reaches a blind pit in the floor, with two ways on. 
 <P>A loose and slightly precarious traverse round the blind pit leads to a short 
 passage on the left, emerging at the head of <B>You're So Veined</B> at the 
 start of the <A 
 href="204.htm#ariston">Ariston 
 Series</A>. A rift visible at the opposite side of the pit has an audible 
 connection to <B>You're so Veined</B>. 
 <P>To the right at the blind pit is a draughting phreatic tube which heads 
 downhill at a comfortable walking size past a tight passage on the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-18" 
 name=qC1999-204-18>C1999-204-18 C</A>]. After 20m, a 3m climb up into a roof 
 tube on the right hand side is the way into the <A 
 href="204.htm#elephant">White 
 Elephant Series</A>. The phreatic passage continues for a further 15m past a too 
 tight inlet on the right and a traverse over a blind pit to a 3m deep hole in 
 the floor, which is blind. Traversing over the hole and up a loose climb with a 
 too tight rift in the right hand wall leads into an uphill passage, which is 
 choked with mud after 5m. A sandy crawl on the right just before the choke leads 
 via a left hand bend with a too tight rift on the right (probably connecting to 
 that at the loose climb) ending at a 2m climb down. There is a possible way on 
 at the bottom of this, but it is very small and tall people at least would have 
 to enter feet first [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-19" 
 name=qC1999-204-19>C1999-204-19 C</A>]. There is a noticeable draught here 
 blowing downhill (into the cave). 
 <P>
 <CENTER><IMG alt="elevation: 16k gif" height=780 src="1623204_files/el1999.png" 
 width=575></CENTER>
 <H3><A name=ariston>Ariston Series</A></H3>
 <P>The Ariston Series is the route to the current deepest point in the cave. The 
 pitch series begins with a short pitch of 5m rigged from a large thread in the 
 roof a few metres back, with a single spit for the vertical part, which is 
 almost a scramble. This lands on a large ledge formed of boulders wedged across 
 a narrow point; there are two choices of descent here, one to the north, 
 <B>You're So Veined</B> (15m), which was used in 1999, and an as yet undescended 
 pitch to the south, which will land further down the Ariston Series, which 
 should probably be used in 2000. One rebelay provides a good hang against the 
 wall of You're so Veined to reach the foot of the pitch, which is in a spacious 
 shaft, with an impressive aven above. From here, there are two ways on: to the 
 left, facing away from the pitch just descended, is a gully, which in 1999 
 contained a thick layer of ice. Carefully traversing this rather slippery 
 section leads to the head of a small pitch of 6m, which was rigged with a 
 Y-hang. From here a walking size phreatic passage leads off, carrying a 
 substantial breeze. The passage initially descends, but then develops a narrow 
 floor trench; as the trench deepens, the phreatic part of the passage rises, and 
 then ends abruptly where the floor trench turns right and leads off as a 
 too-tight rift while ahead the phreas pinches out. 
 <P>Back at the foot of <B>You're So Veined</B>, a way on to the right leads into 
 a small, very crumbly chamber, from which a short section of awkward rift leads 
 to a fine crow's nest in the wall of a large rift. A very short pitch (5m) lands 
 on a large ledge, from which a roped traverse along the left-hand wall gains the 
 head of the next pitch of 12m, which avoids a large ledge which would have been 
 in the way but for the traverse. This pitch currently requires a rope protector 
 just below the Y-hang at the top. The landing is on another large ledge, where a 
 pool can be used to refill water containers. It is thought that the alternative 
 pitch to You're so Veined will land here, if rigged. 
 <P>The next pitch of 14m consists of a backup bolt followed by a Y-hang, which 
 utilises one very cratered spit, which can only be used with a bollard type 
 hanger. This pitch requires a deviation from the opposite wall or a rebelay to 
 be installed as there is currently a rub point just below the Y-hang. The ledge 
 that this pitch lands on consists of boulders wedged across the shaft, although 
 it seems sound. A backup bolt protects the approach to the Y-hang at the head of 
 the next pitch (35m). Unfortunately, it seems to be impossible to get a clean 
 hang from here, and a rub-point 3m down will require the installation of a 
 rebelay or deviation in future. Immediately after this point, the walls of the 
 shaft bell out, and the rope hangs in stimulating isolation. About 5m from the 
 floor a ledge is passed, which could be gained by a swing across, where there 
 may possibly be a passage leading off [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-20" 
 name=qC1999-204-20>C1999-204-20 B</A>]. 
 <P>At the foot of the pitch, the way on is a very chossy, sloping descent which 
 will require either re-rigging or bypassing (which may be possible by a climb up 
 and over) in future. This leads to a further short pitch (10m), which lands in 
 an aven chamber of ample proportions. From here drops an 8m pitch,
 landing on a rubble floor. The only way on is a tight rift
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-60" name="qC2000-204-60">C2000-204-60 C</a>],
 which was penetrated for only a short distance.
 More progress might be possible by someone small and imaginative. Not surveyed in 2000.
 Back at the head of the 8m pitch. a crawl leading off from the foot of the 
 pitch just descended, and a descending rubble slope. The rubble slope curves 
 round to the right, passing a tight rift on the left [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-22" 
 name=qC1999-204-22>C1999-204-22 C</A>], to reach the bottom of a short climb up 
 of 3m on the right, which is followed by a scramble down on the other side. From 
 here, straight ahead is a climb up into the foot of an aven, half-right is a 
 short ascending passage leading to a chamber where a traverse around the right
 hand wall leads to a slope down to <b><a href="#fled">Fledermausschacht</a></b>.
 Full right is a stooping/crawling 
 height phreatic passage with a mud floor. This passes on the right the other end 
 of the crawl which led off from the foot of the previous pitch. 
 <P>Some 50m of alternate crawling and stooping, including a single point where 
 the roof dips and the crawl is flat-out, leads to a small chamber. Here there 
 are two holes in the floor. One leads to
 <a href="#kiwisuit"><b>Kiwi Suit</b></a>; the other drop is much shorter, and is 
 split into two sections by ledges on each wall part way down. The first section 
 of 8m reaches these small ledges, where a stream enters from the foot of a very 
 large aven. The next section of 11m is wet, and lands on a small ledge 
 overlooking a massive shaft. Stones thrown out from here fall for 3s. This is 
 believed to be the same pitch as the first pitch of <b>Kiwi Suit</b>.
 <h3><a name="kiwisuit">Kiwi Suit</a></h3>
 <p>The first pitch begins with a funnel-shaped opening. The initial approach is rigged
 from a large pillar at the edge of the funnel (the approach to this could be further
 protected by a traverse line tied round an even larger pillar a couple of metres back).
 Suddenly, at the base of the funnel, there is an impressive black space. In 2000 the
 descent was rigged New-Zealand style, entirely from naturals, which seemed sound, but
 worrisome for us bolt-junkies, especially given the record of 'Bomb-Proof' naturals in
 KH visiting the bottoms of pitches. Two deviations keep the descent clear of walls and
 the small trickle of water which falls down the shaft (probably becomes a much bigger
 trickle after rain). The floor is reached after 54 metres of descent. The way on is a
 short traverse, an 8 metre pich, another short traverse, and then a 20 metre pitch to a
 ledge. The final pitch from this ledge is an impressive rift of 47 metres depth, rigged
 in 2000 from a natural, one bolt, and the rope from the pitch above.</p>
 <p>At the bottom, a
 merry little stream is reached (similar volume of water to the Top Camp waterhole in
 spate). Upstream was not pushed, but reportedly leads quickly to the foot of a
 waterfall
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-63" name="qC2000-204-63">C2000-204-63 B</a>].
 Downstream quickly narrows to about 50cm wide, and
 progress is made by constantly changing level to stay where the passage is wide enough.
 After about 40m a small cascade of about 4m is reached, which could probably be
 free-climbed, but a handline here helps avoid getting soaked. The passage is
 considerably wider for a few metres below the cascade, but soon resumes in its previous
 manner. Suddenly, the head of a pitch
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-64" name="qC2000-204-64">C2000-204-64 A</a>],
 estimated at about 10 metres,
 is reached. This was the limit of exploration in 2000. The streamway can be seen to
 continue below the pitch, and perhaps becomes a bit wider.</p>
 <h3><a name="fled">Fledermausschacht</a></h3>
 <p>The traverse round to the pitch head
 is protected by a thread belay at the start of the traverse. A substantial thread
 (requiring 2 slings due to its girth) at the pitch head enables the first, sloping
 section of the pitch to be descended. Soon the pitch becomes vertical, and a
 rebelay on the far wall (at -5m) allows the next few metres to be descended.
 Unfortunately the shaft still hades slightly, and a further two rebelays (at -15m
 and -28m) are required before the magnitude of this 112m shaft starts to become
 apparent. A 40m freehanging section leads to a sloping ledge, where the shaft
 doglegs again and a scrappy descent down a gulley, and a further two rebelays (at
 -68m and -80m), reaches a sloping ledge overlooking the final section of the
 pitch. A chossy traverse across the left hand wall appears to head into a parallel
 shaft [<a href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-61" name="qC2000-204-61">C2000-204-61 C</a>].
 A bolt round the corner to the right allows a descent of
 the final 22m to the floor to be made, where a boulder choke is met, with no way
 on. The whole pitch, particularly the far wall, is rather loose and due care must
 be taken. A large chockstone near the second rebelay could not be shifted, but
 should be treated with suspicion.</p>
 <p>Nature Note: A bat was observed flitting around
 in here on two occasions.</p>
 <p>At the start of the traverse to the head of Fledermaus Schacht is a small crawl
 leading off to the right. This is initially flat-out over crumbly mud, but enlarges
 after a short distance to enter a series of small mud-filled chambers. There is no
 obvious way on, other than to start excavations in the mud banks
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C2000-204-62" name="qC2000-204-62">C2000-204-62 Dig</a>]
 Not surveyed in 2000.</p>
 <H3><A name=elephant>White Elephant Series</A></H3>
 <P>The White Elephant Series is a series of rift pitches which has not been 
 pushed to a definite conclusion, but does not appear especially promising, 
 despite carrying a considerable breeze. From the head of the 3m climb up, a roof 
 tube leads off. After 8m of crawling, the passage opens out at the head of a 2m 
 climb down by a large boulder. A too-tight rift leads off on the left, but ahead 
 opens out into a large space, the <B>Millennium Dome</B>. 
 <P>A 20m pitch rigged from a bolt on the left hand wall backed up to the big 
 boulder, with a rebelay and rope protector after 5m, lands on the boulder floor 
 of the Millennium dome, which is an L-shaped chamber at the base of a large 
 aven, with each arm of the L being 15m long and 5m wide. There do not appear to 
 be any ways through the boulders, but a rift leads off at the western end, 
 quickly arriving at the head of a 10m pitch with a constricted take off, rigged 
 from boulders. An eyehole part way down this pitch appears to lead into a 
 parallel shaft [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-25" 
 name=qC1999-204-25>C1999-204-25 B</A>] (This is probably the connection through to pleasure dome). The pitch lands on a rubble floor with a 
 blind pit. Heading south quickly reaches a loose pitch head, with a rift passage 
 continuing beyond. 
 <P>The pitch is 28m, rigged from a bolt on the left hand wall and deviations 
 from natural threads after 4m and 12m. The second deviation is by a small rock 
 bridge, where descending either side appears to go to the same place, and an 
 eyehole opposite connects to the continuation of the rift at the top of the 
 pitch. The base of the pitch is an oddly shaped chamber formed from several 
 rifts (about 7m up the pitch, these rifts coalesce to form a single shaft.) 
 North from the base of the rope leads to a 3m climb down into an inlet rift 
 coming from the north which ends in a blank wall 8m from the base of the rope, 
 but the rift continues too-tight heading south beneath the 3m climb. South from 
 the base of the rope is another rift heading downhill which rapidly becomes too 
 tight with running water clearly audible, but not visible beyond. West from the 
 base of the rope leads to junction with a too tight rift continuing to the west, 
 and another inlet rift coming from the north which ends in a blank wall after 
 5m. 
 <P>Traversing over the top of the pitch (rope required) and a short descent 
 leads to a continuation of the rift passage. A hole on the left connects to the 
 28m pitch described earlier. After 5m the rift narrows and a constricted pitch 
 head is reached. The descent of 15m is rigged from a large boulder and leads 
 immediately to a further drop of 7m rigged from a bolt. This shorter drop may be 
 bypassed by an alternative free climb in a narrow slot immediately beyond the 
 pitch head. From the base the tall, narrow rift continues with two short climbs 
 and a slot in the floor which gradually widens to the head of the next pitch 
 after 6m. This is rigged from a Y-hang on either side of the rift, but soon 
 opens out to give a fine descent of 15m landing in a spacious rift at 182m depth 
 from 204b entrance. A narrow slot in the floor develops, which is just large 
 enough to descend, but stones thrown down sound dead [<A 
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-26" 
 name=qC1999-204-26>C1999-204-26 B</A>]. It is possible to traverse above the 
 slot for a short way before the rift becomes too tight. 
 <P>There is a noticeable breeze at the base of this pitch, as there is through 
 much of the series, with air blowing into the cave. From the base of the 7m 
 pitch, there is no roof visible. This area has potential, but there are no easy 
 leads, and some lunatic bolt traverses may be required to try to bypass the 
 tight sections. 
 <P><B>Exploration:</B> CUCC 1999, to length 1365m, depth 226m<BR>CUCC 2000 to 
 2.5km and depth 368m 
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    <TH align=left width="30%"><FONT size=+2>204</font><br><font size=+1>(CUCC 1999/03)</FONT></TH>
    <TH lang=de><h1>Steinbrückenhöhle</h1></TH>
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 <tr><td><B>Extent:</B></td><td colspan=4>Length 4.7km, depth 368m.</td></tr>
 <tr><td><b>Location:</B></td>
 <td><b>204a</b></td><td>36697E</td><td>(52)83700N</td><td>1812m altitude</td></tr>
 <tr><td></td><td><b>204b</b></td><td>36688E</td><td>(52)83713N</td><td>1810m altitude</td></tr>
 <tr><td></td><td><b>204c</b></td><td>36666E</td><td>(52)83905N</td><td>1836m altitude</td></tr>
 <tr><td></td><td><b>204d</b></td><td>36451E</td><td>(52)83882N</td><td>1773m altitude</td></tr>
 <tr><td></td><td><b>204e</b></td><td>36618E</td><td>(52)83860N</td><td>1817m altitude</td></tr>
 <tr><td></td><td><b>204f</b></td><td>36627E</td><td>(52)83873N</td><td>1821m altitude</td></tr>
 </table>
 <P>The cave is situated on the west side of the col between the <SPAN 
 lang=de-at>Hinterer Schwarzmooskogel</SPAN> and <SPAN lang=de-at>Nieder 
 Augst-Eck</SPAN>.  It is currently one of the main areas of exploration for CUCC.
 <P><B>Access route:</B>The route from Top Camp used since 1999 (probably near optimal) is a 
 cairned path via <SPAN lang=de>Wolfhöhle</SPAN> (<A 
 href="../../plateau/145.htm">1623/145</A>) and Laser 
 Point 5, then up to the top of the bare patch of white limestone visible from 
 Top Camp, passing <A 
 href="195.htm">195</A> and <A 
 href="196.htm">196.</A>
 The path used in 2001 then skirts around the contours to arrive directly opposite the stone bridge
 after which the cave was named (in previous years a route slightly higher up towards the Hinter was used).
 Alternatively, the cave may be approached from the summit of HSK - 
 probably the optimal route if you are coming from any of the <A 
 href="../161/top.htm">161</A> entrances. 
 <P><B>Marking:</B>Tags on both 204a and 204b entrances.
 <h2>Description</h2>
 <p><ul>
 <li><a href="entrance.shtml">Entrance and The Near End passages</a>
 <li><a href="midlevel.shtml">Mid-level passages (including Wolpertinger Way)</a>
 <li><a href="nopain.shtml">No Pain No Gain through to the Colonnade</a>
 <li><a href="treeumphant.shtml">Trunk way through Treeumphant Passage to Cave Tree Chamber and beyond</a>
 <li><a href="swings.shtml">Swings and Roundabouts area</a>
 <li><a href="pleasuredome.shtml">Pleasuredome area</a>
 <li><a href="ariston.shtml">Deep routes via the Ariston Series</a>
 </ul>
 <h2>Exploration and surveys</h2>
 <p>A revised survey, including the areas explored on the 2001 expedition, is currently
 in preparation and will be available in time for the 2002 expedition.
 <p>The question mark list (not yet updated with 2001 question marks) is available
 <a href="qm.shtml">here</a>.
 <p><b>On-line surveys:</b>
 <ul>
 <li><a href="surveys/plan.png">Plan, pre-2001 Expo</a> [71k; approx 2300x3300 pixels, monochrome]
 <li><a href="surveys/elevation.png">Elevation, pre-2001 Expo</a> [22k; approx 1900x2200 pixels, monochrome]
 </ul>
 <P><B>Exploration history:</b>
 <ul>
 <li>CUCC 1999 to length 1365m, depth 226m
 <li>CUCC 2000 to 2.5km, depth 368m
 <li>CUCC 2001 to 4.7km, depth 368m
 </ul>
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 <h2>Deep routes via the Ariston Series</h2>
 <H3><A name=ariston>Ariston Series</A></H3>
 <P>The Ariston Series is the route to the current deepest point in the cave. The 
 pitch series begins with a short pitch of 5m rigged from a large thread in the 
 roof a few metres back, with a single spit for the vertical part, which is 
 almost a scramble. This lands on a large ledge formed of boulders wedged across 
 a narrow point; there are two choices of descent here, one to the north, 
 <B>You're So Veined</B> (15m), which was used in 1999, and an as yet undescended 
 pitch to the south, which will land further down the Ariston Series, which 
 should probably be used in 2000. One rebelay provides a good hang against the 
 wall of You're so Veined to reach the foot of the pitch, which is in a spacious 
 shaft, with an impressive aven above. From here, there are two ways on: to the 
 left, facing away from the pitch just descended, is a gully, which in 1999 
 contained a thick layer of ice. Carefully traversing this rather slippery 
 section leads to the head of a small pitch of 6m, which was rigged with a 
 Y-hang. From here a walking size phreatic passage leads off, carrying a 
 substantial breeze. The passage initially descends, but then develops a narrow 
 floor trench; as the trench deepens, the phreatic part of the passage rises, and 
 then ends abruptly where the floor trench turns right and leads off as a 
 too-tight rift while ahead the phreas pinches out. 
 <P>Back at the foot of <B>You're So Veined</B>, a way on to the right leads into 
 a small, very crumbly chamber, from which a short section of awkward rift leads 
 to a fine crow's nest in the wall of a large rift. A very short pitch (5m) lands 
 on a large ledge, from which a roped traverse along the left-hand wall gains the 
 head of the next pitch of 12m, which avoids a large ledge which would have been 
 in the way but for the traverse. This pitch currently requires a rope protector 
 just below the Y-hang at the top. The landing is on another large ledge, where a 
 pool can be used to refill water containers. It is thought that the alternative 
 pitch to You're so Veined will land here, if rigged. 
 <P>The next pitch of 14m consists of a backup bolt followed by a Y-hang, which 
 utilises one very cratered spit, which can only be used with a bollard type 
 hanger. This pitch requires a deviation from the opposite wall or a rebelay to 
 be installed as there is currently a rub point just below the Y-hang. The ledge 
 that this pitch lands on consists of boulders wedged across the shaft, although 
 it seems sound. A backup bolt protects the approach to the Y-hang at the head of 
 the next pitch (35m). Unfortunately, it seems to be impossible to get a clean 
 hang from here, and a rub-point 3m down will require the installation of a 
 rebelay or deviation in future. Immediately after this point, the walls of the 
 shaft bell out, and the rope hangs in stimulating isolation. About 5m from the 
 floor a ledge is passed, which could be gained by a swing across, where there 
 may possibly be a passage leading off [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-20" 
 name=qC1999-204-20>C1999-204-20 B</A>]. 
 <P>At the foot of the pitch, the way on is a very chossy, sloping descent which 
 will require either re-rigging or bypassing (which may be possible by a climb up 
 and over) in future. This leads to a further short pitch (10m), which lands in 
 an aven chamber of ample proportions. From here drops an 8m pitch,
 landing on a rubble floor. The only way on is a tight rift
 [<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-60" name="qC2000-204-60">C2000-204-60 C</a>],
 which was penetrated for only a short distance.
 More progress might be possible by someone small and imaginative. Not surveyed in 2000.
 Back at the head of the 8m pitch. a crawl leading off from the foot of the 
 pitch just descended, and a descending rubble slope. The rubble slope curves 
 round to the right, passing a tight rift on the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-22" 
 name=qC1999-204-22>C1999-204-22 C</A>], to reach the bottom of a short climb up 
 of 3m on the right, which is followed by a scramble down on the other side. From 
 here, straight ahead is a climb up into the foot of an aven, half-right is a 
 short ascending passage leading to a chamber where a traverse around the right
 hand wall leads to a slope down to <b><a href="#fled">Fledermausschacht</a></b>.
 Full right is a stooping/crawling 
 height phreatic passage with a mud floor. This passes on the right the other end 
 of the crawl which led off from the foot of the previous pitch. 
 <P>Some 50m of alternate crawling and stooping, including a single point where 
 the roof dips and the crawl is flat-out, leads to a small chamber. Here there 
 are two holes in the floor. One leads to
 <a href="#kiwisuit"><b>Kiwi Suit</b></a>; the other drop is much shorter, and is 
 split into two sections by ledges on each wall part way down. The first section 
 of 8m reaches these small ledges, where a stream enters from the foot of a very 
 large aven. The next section of 11m is wet, and lands on a small ledge 
 overlooking a massive shaft. Stones thrown out from here fall for 3s. This is 
 believed to be the same pitch as the first pitch of <b>Kiwi Suit</b>.
 <h3><a name="kiwisuit">Kiwi Suit</a></h3>
 <p>The first pitch begins with a funnel-shaped opening. The initial approach is rigged
 from a large pillar at the edge of the funnel (the approach to this could be further
 protected by a traverse line tied round an even larger pillar a couple of metres back).
 Suddenly, at the base of the funnel, there is an impressive black space. In 2000 the
 descent was rigged New-Zealand style, entirely from naturals, which seemed sound, but
 worrisome for us bolt-junkies, especially given the record of 'Bomb-Proof' naturals in
 KH visiting the bottoms of pitches. Two deviations keep the descent clear of walls and
 the small trickle of water which falls down the shaft (probably becomes a much bigger
 trickle after rain). The floor is reached after 54 metres of descent. The way on is a
 short traverse, an 8 metre pich, another short traverse, and then a 20 metre pitch to a
 ledge. The final pitch from this ledge is an impressive rift of 47 metres depth, rigged
 in 2000 from a natural, one bolt, and the rope from the pitch above.</p>
 <p>At the bottom, a
 merry little stream is reached (similar volume of water to the Top Camp waterhole in
 spate). Upstream was not pushed, but reportedly leads quickly to the foot of a
 waterfall
 [<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-63" name="qC2000-204-63">C2000-204-63 B</a>].
 Downstream quickly narrows to about 50cm wide, and
 progress is made by constantly changing level to stay where the passage is wide enough.
 After about 40m a small cascade of about 4m is reached, which could probably be
 free-climbed, but a handline here helps avoid getting soaked. The passage is
 considerably wider for a few metres below the cascade, but soon resumes in its previous
 manner. Suddenly, the head of a pitch
 [<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-64" name="qC2000-204-64">C2000-204-64 A</a>],
 estimated at about 10 metres,
 is reached. This was the limit of exploration in 2000. The streamway can be seen to
 continue below the pitch, and perhaps becomes a bit wider.</p>
 <h3><a name="fled">Fledermausschacht</a></h3>
 <p>The traverse round to the pitch head
 is protected by a thread belay at the start of the traverse. A substantial thread
 (requiring 2 slings due to its girth) at the pitch head enables the first, sloping
 section of the pitch to be descended. Soon the pitch becomes vertical, and a
 rebelay on the far wall (at -5m) allows the next few metres to be descended.
 Unfortunately the shaft still hades slightly, and a further two rebelays (at -15m
 and -28m) are required before the magnitude of this 112m shaft starts to become
 apparent. A 40m freehanging section leads to a sloping ledge, where the shaft
 doglegs again and a scrappy descent down a gulley, and a further two rebelays (at
 -68m and -80m), reaches a sloping ledge overlooking the final section of the
 pitch. A chossy traverse across the left hand wall appears to head into a parallel
 shaft [<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-61" name="qC2000-204-61">C2000-204-61 C</a>].
 A bolt round the corner to the right allows a descent of
 the final 22m to the floor to be made, where a boulder choke is met, with no way
 on. The whole pitch, particularly the far wall, is rather loose and due care must
 be taken. A large chockstone near the second rebelay could not be shifted, but
 should be treated with suspicion.</p>
 <p>Nature Note: A bat was observed flitting around
 in here on two occasions.</p>
 <p>At the start of the traverse to the head of Fledermausschacht is a small crawl
 leading off to the right. This is initially flat-out over crumbly mud, but enlarges
 after a short distance to enter a series of small mud-filled chambers. There is no
 obvious way on, other than to start excavations in the mud banks
 [<a href="qm.htm#C2000-204-62" name="qC2000-204-62">C2000-204-62 Dig</a>].
 Not surveyed in 2000.</p>
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 <h2>Entrance and The Near End passages</h2>
 The 204a entrance is directly opposite a 10m x 3m stone bridge 
 from which it derives its name. The entrance itself is approximately 8m high and 
 5m wide, and leads down a boulder slope and round a right hand bend to the top 
 of the first pitch. The 204b entrance is 15m away to the west, and this is the 
 entrance which is rigged.
 <h3>First Pitch</h3>
 A 3m climb down (handline useful) leads into the 
 entrance gully and a ledge at the head of the first pitch, <B>Trick or 
 Treat</B>, opposite 204a entrance. This loose, sloping pitch of 20m is rigged 
 from a Y-hang on the right hand wall, with a rebelay and deviation. The pitch is 
 tedious to prussik on return and is best climbed. The landing is by a large snow 
 plug with an ice corridor round the edge leading to the top of a 
 boulder slope. A rift passage on the right becomes too tight.
 The snow level varies: in 2000 it was much higher than in 1999, rendering the
 original route impassable (see <a href="#1999">here</a>).  A revised route was
 explored, which was the main route in 2001.
 <h3><a name="jim">Second and Third Pitches</h3>
 <P>Descending the boulder slope (care required to avoid kicking 
 rocks off) leads to the head of the second pitch, <B>Jim'll Fix It</B> (18m in 1999 but
 only about 10m in 2000/2001 due to increased snow levels). An 
 unexplored passage is visible from the pitch head, which could be accessed by a 
 bolt traverse round the right hand side of the pitch head
 [<A href="qm.htm#C1999-204-01" name=qC1999-204-01>C1999-204-01 C</A>] (explored by Brian?).
 The pitch is rigged from a bolt in the 
 left hand wall with a deviation from a spit immediately after the pitch head 
 bolt. This protects a marginal rub point and also avoids a jet of water which 
 spurts from a crack in the wall after heavy rain.
 The landing is on a large snow plug.  Following the wall around to the right (facing the
 wall on which the pitch is rigged) leads to a 2m
 climb into a rift, which quickly descends to the head of the impressive third pitch,
 <b>Stitch This</b> (30m).  A Y-hang rebelay on the left wall is shortly
 followed by a deviation from the opposite side of the shaft to obtain a free-hang into
 <a href="midlevel.shtml#wolp">Wolpertinger Way</a>.  This pitch is in fact
 an (upwards) continuation of <b><a href="#thread">Thread Pitch</a></b>.
 <h3><a name="1999">1999 route to Wolpertinger Way</a></h3>
 In 1999, the landing of Jim'll Fix It was by a large 
 pointed snowplug.
 There was sufficient gap between snow and wall to complete the 
 descent and emerge in a sloping phreatic passage. There are two ways on: Right 
 leads uphill as stooping/crawling height passage for 30m to emerge at the top of 
 <A 
 href="#umshit">Umshitshimbo</A>. 
 Left leads downhill into <A 
 href="#nearend">The Near 
 End</A> and is the main way on. There is a further unexplored passage in the 
 wall above the gap between the snow plug and the rock [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-03" 
 name=qC1999-204-03>C1999-204-03 C</A>]. 
 <H3><A name=nearend>The Near End</A></H3>
 <P><B>The Near End</B> is a collective name for a complex network of high level 
 phreatic passages which slope approximately 20° following the dip of the beds. 
 Heading downhill from the base of <B>Jim'll Fix It</B> in a stooping height 
 passage leads round a double bend to a 2m climb down to a junction. Right leads 
 to more <A 
 href="#nearside">side 
 passages</A> whilst the main route is straight ahead to a crossroads. Right 
 leads into the same <A 
 href="#nearside">side 
 passages</A> as the previous right turn. Left is <B>Needle Crawl</B> past an 
 unexplored passage on the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-04" 
 name=qC1999-204-04>C1999-204-04 C</A>] and a crawl on the right (feels like 
 straight ahead) which becomes too small after ~8m. Straight ahead (feels like a 
 left) leads to the head of a fine 4m diameter circular shaft, <B><a name="thread">Thread</a>
 Pitch</B>. This pitch of 17m leads into <A 
 href="midlevel.shtml#wolp">Wolpertinger 
 Way</A>. A continuation of the 
 crawl is visible at the opposite side of the pitch head [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-06" 
 name=qC1999-204-06>C1999-204-06 C</A>]. 
 <P>From the crossroads, the main route in 1999 was straight ahead, downhill in 
 mostly stooping height passage with a short section of sandy crawling. After 15m 
 is a short climb down to the top of a 4m deep pit with a too-tight passage at 
 the bottom, with the phreatic passage continuing to the right. After a further 
 10m the passage is intersected by a large rift with a big rock partially 
 blocking the passage. Climbing up to the right leads back into a tall rift in 
 the <A href="#nearside">side 
 passages</A>. A climb up to the left leads to a passage containing attractive 
 white mud which was not entered, however a visual connection to the <A 
 href="midlevel.shtml#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A> was established. 
 <P>Straight ahead leads to a further junction after 15m. Left opens out to the 
 head of <A 
 href="midlevel.shtml#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A>, the main route to the bottom of <A 
 href="midlevel.shtml#wolp">Wolpertinger 
 Way</A> used in 1999. Right leads to a narrow stooping height passage which 
 continues for 25m with several clear pools in the floor to a widening where most 
 routes ahead and to the left are choked with boulders. To the right, a body 
 sized tube leads upwards for ~15m before opening out into a low chamber on the 
 left. The continuation of the crawl is immediately opposite the entry point and there is a climb down into a rift on 
 the far side of the chamber to the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-07" 
 name=qC1999-204-07>C1999-204-07 B</A>].  The continuation is a winding passage which continues upwards.  It then increases to stoping
 heightand goes over some old gower pools.  The passage continues to a flat out section ( not really a squeze, except for lardarses) not
 pushed, but running water could be heard.  Back in the chamber, it doubles back on itself to 
 the left and encounters an area of breakdown which was not fully investigated, 
 but is presumed to be the opposite side of the boulder choke.
 <H3><A name=nearside>The Near End: Side Passages</A></H3>
 <P>The first two right turns encountered when heading downhill from the foot of 
 <A href="#jim">Jim'll Fix 
 It</A> unite in a walking sized passage. After 10m the bottom of <A 
 href="#umshit">Umshitshimbo</A> 
 is passed on the right, whilst straight ahead leads to a junction with a large 
 keyhole passage. Left leads after 15m to a climb up behind a precariously placed 
 boulder, to an immediate climb down of 4m which emerges in the 1999 main route 
 through the near end before <A 
 href="midlevel.shtml#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A>. Right leads immediately to a 8m pitch. A difficult and exposed traverse round 
 the left hand wall leads to a further 30m of passage with a steadily lowering 
 roof culminating in a boulder choke. 
 <H3><A name=umshit>The Near End: Umshitshimbo and Updip Passages</A></H3>
 <P><B>Umshitshimbo</B> is a fine phreatic ramp, 2m wide and about 4m high, which 
 heads uphill in a straight line for 40m. At the top a passage doubling back on 
 the right leads back to the base of <A 
 href="#jim">Jim'll Fix It</A> 
 and there is a climb up into a rift passage heading south over the top of 
 Umshitshimbo which becomes too narrow. Large passage continues uphill past a 2m 
 deep blind pit on the right to a junction. 
 <P>Left leads uphill past a choked inlet on the left to a steep uphill section 
 with a crawl on the right, which leads shortly to a 2m climb down and immediate 
 choke. At the top of the steep section the passage to the right immediately 
 chokes, whilst left is <B>Dolly Parton climb</B>, a 2m climb up with huge jugs, 
 to a further 15m of upward trending phreatic passage, terminating in a boulder 
 choke with a slight draught (air coming into the cave). There are two small 
 steep phreatic ramps on the left hand side of this passage, both very small and 
 both choked. 
 <P>Straight ahead at the junction leads through a short section of rift to an 
 enlargement with an alcove on the right and a keyhole passage ahead. The rift 
 section at the bottom quickly becomes choked, with a slight draught coming in. A 
 3m climb gains access to the phreatic section which goes over the top of the 
 choke, and about after a further 3m reaches a large boulder, which almost blocks 
 the passage with a strong breeze blowing through the gap (into the cave.) 
 Squeezing through yields a steeply ascending rocky crawl which chokes after 
 about 5m. 
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 <h2>Mid-level passages (including Wolpertinger Way)</h2>
 <H3><A name=wolp>Wolpertinger Way</A></H3>
 <P><B>Thread Pitch</B> and <b>Stitch This</b> from <A 
 href="entrance.shtml#nearend">The Near 
 End</A> land at the top of a large 6-8m diameter phreatic passage, 
 <B>Wolpertinger Way</B>.  This heads downhill past some ice formations on the 
 left hand side, for 35m to a junction. Straight ahead is a steep gully leading 
 to a 6.5m diameter circular shaft with aven above - <B>You're So Veined</B>. 
 There is a traverse round the right hand side of the gully on an increasingly 
 narrow ledge. 
 <P><B>You're So Veined</B> is rigged at its southern end, and this is reached 
 via a sandy crawl off to the right from the top of the steep gully, which passes 
 over a hole in the floor through dangerous boulders [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-09" 
 name=qC1999-204-09>C1999-204-09 C</A>] to reach a junction. Right is a 
 passage, which quickly chokes, straight ahead leads into <A 
 href="#110aday">110 A Day</A>, 
 whilst left is the main route. 
 <P>More sandy crawling leads to a crossroads, where left leads to the ledge 
 overlooking the pitch, and right is a short crawl leading to the main passage 
 part of the way down <A 
 href="#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A>, the easiest route to the <A 
 href="pleasuredome.shtml#elephant">White 
 Elephant Series</A>. Straight ahead leads to a further junction. Right is a 
 short passage to a traverse round a blind pit, an alternative route to <A 
 href="#pendulum">Pendulum 
 Pitch</A>. Left is the head of <B>You're So Veined</B>, the start of the <A 
 href="ariston.shtml#ariston">Ariston 
 Series</A>. </P>
 <H3><A name=110aday>110 A Day</A></H3>
 <P><B>110 A Day</B> is a long, dusty passage which varies between stooping and 
 crawling for 110m. Immediately after the start is a sharp right hand bend with 
 a crawl straight ahead to <B>110 Bidet</B>. About halfway along is a crossroads, 
 where low passages lead off to the left to <B>110 Bidet</B> and to the right [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-13" 
 name=qC1999-204-13>C1999-204-13 C</A>]. At the terminus reached in 1999, the 
 passage splits into two. Each branch immediately becomes tight, but could be 
 pushed further with a little determination and effort [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-14" 
 name=qC1999-204-14>C1999-204-14 C</A> and <A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-15" 
 name=qC1999-204-15>C1999-204-15 C</A>]. In the left hand branch, just before the 
 passage becomes tighter, is an undescended pitch [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-16" 
 name=qC1999-204-16>C1999-204-16 A</A>] of perhaps 20m.
 <H3><A name=110bidet>110 Bidet</A></H3>
 <P><B>110 Bidet</B> is a stooping size passage which runs parallel to <B>110 A Day</B>.  
 It can be accessed via a crawl about 1m up that carries straight on from where 
 <B>110 A Day</B> starts with a sharp right hand turn.  The crawl emerges into 
 larger passage; to the left after 5m is <B>Pendulum Pitch</B>.  Going right leads 
 to a hole in the floor among boulders, <B>Marble Run</B>.  To the left here 
 is a low passage leading to <B>No Pain No Gain</B>, whilst <B>110 Bidet</B> carries straight on.  
 Continuing on, the passage turns right, followed shortly by a crossroads with a crawly passage.
 To the right is a dead end; to the left is [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-54" 
 name=qC2000-204-54>C2000-204-54 B</A>].  Straight on emerges into <B>110 A Day</B> 
 about half way along its length.
 <H3><A name=marblerun>Marble Run</A></H3>
 <P><B>Marble Run</B> runs along a fault line that created a small passable phreatic 
 tube, which has subsequently been intersected by a tight rifty stream way.  20m along
 the rift bears to the right and is too tight to pass, whilst the phreatic passage continues on to a small 
 chamber.  Here the passage doubles back over itself to continue above the original 
 passage.  The passage does this once more to end in an earth blockage.
 <H3><A name=pendulum>Pendulum Pitch Route</A></H3>
 <P><B>Pendulum Pitch</B> is in a large rift. The first section is a loose 
 boulder slope (care required) to a rebelay, then a descent of 23m via a 
 deviation off the far wall below a large wedged boulder. There may be a passage 
 on the far side of the rift accessible with difficulty from this boulder [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-17" 
 name=qC1999-204-17>C1999-204-17 C</A>]. From the base of the pitch, two rift 
 passages lead off which very quickly become too tight. 
 <P>The main route on is reached by swinging off after 16m into a 6m wide 
 passage. Two passages in the left hand wall are quickly encountered. The first 
 quickly becomes too tight, the second is a short crawl leading into the network 
 of sandy crawls at the bottom of <A 
 href="#wolp">Wolpertinger 
 Way</A>, and is the best route from here to the <A 
 href="ariston.shtml#ariston">Ariston 
 Series</A>. Continuing down the main passage, passing either side of a huge 
 boulder, reaches a blind pit in the floor, with two ways on. 
 <P>A loose and slightly precarious traverse round the blind pit leads to a short 
 passage on the left, emerging at the head of <B>You're So Veined</B> at the 
 start of the <A 
 href="ariston.shtml#ariston">Ariston 
 Series</A>. A rift visible at the opposite side of the pit has an audible 
 connection to <B>You're so Veined</B>. 
 <P>To the right at the blind pit is a draughting phreatic tube which heads 
 downhill at a comfortable walking size past a tight passage on the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-18" 
 name=qC1999-204-18>C1999-204-18 C</A>]. After 20m, a 3m climb up into a roof 
 tube on the right hand side is the way into the <A 
 href="pleasuredome.shtml#elephant">White 
 Elephant Series</A>. The phreatic passage continues for a further 15m past a too 
 tight inlet on the right and a traverse over a blind pit to a 3m deep hole in 
 the floor, which is blind. Traversing over the hole and up a loose climb with a 
 too tight rift in the right hand wall leads into an uphill passage, which is 
 choked with mud after 5m. A sandy crawl on the right just before the choke leads 
 via a left hand bend with a too tight rift on the right (probably connecting to 
 that at the loose climb) ending at a 2m climb down. There is a possible way on 
 at the bottom of this, but it is very small and tall people at least would have 
 to enter feet first [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-19" 
 name=qC1999-204-19>C1999-204-19 C</A>]. There is a noticeable draught here 
 blowing downhill (into the cave). 
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 <h2>No Pain No Gain through to the Colonnade</h2>
 <H3><A name=nopainnogain>No Pain No Gain</A></H3>
 <P><B>No Pain No Gain</B> is a low tube, which emerges to a mud-floored chamber.  (Please 
 try not to disturb the remaining flow patterns in the mud).  A crawly mud floored 
 passage leaves the chamber to the right.  To the right near the end of the crawl is a 
 bedding plane that continues uphill [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-01" 
 name=qC2000-204-01>C2000-204-01 B</A>], whilst to the left is a small stone floored pit.  There 
 is a 2m climb up from the top of the pit.  This has a stalactite formation at the top on the 
 right, and threads on the left where a sling may be attached to assist.  The crawl then 
 continues to a junction with two connecting passages to the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-02" 
 name=qC2000-204-02>C2000-204-02 B</A>] and two connecting passages to the right [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-03" 
 name=qC2000-204-03>C2000-204-03 C</A>].  The passage then continues to a T junction where it
 enlarges slightly.  To the right is [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-04" 
 name=qC2000-204-04>C2000-204-04 C</A>].  To the left there is a chamber that is 
 intersected by a tight rift with flowing water.  Downstream is [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-05" 
 name=qC2000-204-05>C2000-204-05 C</A>].  Upstream a key hole passage slopes upwards, to a T-junction 
 with a chamber to the right, and an short, almost flat-out crawl to the left.
 The chamber, which has 
 an aven [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-55" 
 name=qC2000-204-55>C2000-204-55 X</A>], can be dropped into.
 A rift at the other end of the chamber leads to a 
 waterfall which feeds the stream that runs through the chamber.  Climbing up before the rift gives 
 access to a crawl [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-06" 
 name=qC2000-204-06>C2000-204-06 C</A>].   The flat out crawl emerges to a small angular chamber, at the 
 top of which, to the right, is a hole [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-07" 
 name=qC2000-204-07>C2000-204-07 C</A>].  To the left a low passage runs above a 4m drop [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-08" 
 name=qC2000-204-08>C2000-204-08 B</A>].  This then turns right and continues to a fork in the passage.  To 
 the left is <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>, and to the right is a smaller chamber with a hole in the floor, 
 windows to <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>, and a bedding plane continuing up at 10&deg;, which again connects into <B>Insignificant Chamber</B>.  
 <H3><A name=insignificantchamber>Insignificant Chamber</A></H3>
 <P><B>Insignificant Chamber</B> can be entered at floor level from <B>No Pain No Gain</B>.  It extends to a 
 passage on the left as one enters, where there are a number a interconnecting holes on the right [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-58" 
 name=qC2000-204-58>C2000-204-58 C</A>].  Upslope from the entrance is a bedding plane which splits left to 
 <B>Bonsai Crawl</B> on the left and to [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-09" 
 name=qC2000-204-09>C2000-204-09 B</A>] on the right.  To the right upon entering Insignificant Chamber one can climb up
 to a point above the small chamber in <B>No Pain No Gain</B>.  From here there is a phreatic tube[<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-57" 
 name=qC2000-204-57>C2000-204-57 C</A>] that can be probably be reached with the aid of a traverse line.  The passage 
 continues climbing ever upward [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-56" 
 name=qC2000-204-08>C2000-204-56 B</A>].  The passage to the left from Insignificant Chamber gets smaller and 
 meets a crossroads.  To the left is a walking size passage with a small pit in the floor that continues to a large 
 pitch [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-10" 
 name=qC2000-204-10>C2000-204-10 A</A>], thought to drop into Pleasuredome.  Straight on the passage turns to a steeply 
 sloping pitch [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-11" 
 name=qC2000-204-11>C2000-204-11 B</A>].  To the right is some small passage that connects to the Bonsai 
 Crawl.  Half way along this passage there is a hole [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-59" 
 name=qC2000-204-59>C2000-204-59 C</A>].
 <H3><A name=Bonsaicrawl>Bonsai Crawl</A></H3>
 <P><B>Bonsai Crawl</B> is a wide bedding plane.  A tall and thin passage to the right goes to a chamber 
 with a pitch [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-52" 
 name=qC2000-204-52>C2000-204-52 C</A>] and a couple of small passages to the right [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-50" 
 name=qC2000-204-50>C2000-204-50 C</A>] and [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-51" 
 name=qC2000-204-51>C2000-204-51 C</A>].  A passage leads off to the left and gets lower, passing some 
 pretties on the floor. It then continues [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-53" 
 name=qC2000-204-53>C2000-204-53 A</A>].  Bonsai Crawl continues to a fork that has a stooping-size
 passage to the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-12" 
 name=qC2000-204-12>C2000-204-12 B</A>].  To the right is a walking-size passage with a boulder floor.
 There is a hole in the right wall that has a couple of small passages leading off [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-13" 
 name=qC2000-204-13>C2000-204-13 C</A>], [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-14" 
 name=qC2000-204-14>C2000-204-14 C</A>].  The passage then debouches into <B>The Colonnade</B>.
 <H3><A name=thecolonnade>The Colonnade</A></H3>
 <P><B>Bonsai Crawl</B> joins at a point where <b>The Colonnade</b>, a wide walking passage with a boulder 
 floor, makes a sharp turn.  To the right the passage comes to a chamber-like crossroads.  To the left 
 is an initially walking-sized tube [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-41" 
 name=qC2000-204-41>C2000-204-41 A</A>] and to the right a low draughting crawl [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-42" 
 name=qC2000-204-42>C2000-204-42 B</A>].  <b>The Colonnade</b> continues and a stream joins from the left.
 Further along on the left is a pile of stones which must originate from a passage [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-43" 
 name=qC2000-204-43>C2000-204-43 Dig</A>].  The passage then becomes small with a possible aven [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-44" 
 name=qC2000-204-44>C2000-204-44 X</A>], a tight rift [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-45" 
 name=qC2000-204-45>C2000-204-45 B</A>], and a crawl down and to the right.  The crawl emerges into 
 a chamber, with a possible way on over rocks directly ahead [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-49" 
 name=qC2000-204-49>C2000-204-49 C</A>].  The chamber gets larger to the right, where there are two 
 tight rifts leading off [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-46" 
 name=qC2000-204-46>C2000-204-46 C</A>], [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-47" 
 name=qC2000-204-47>C2000-204-47 C</A>] and an aven [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-48" 
 name=qC2000-204-48>C2000-204-48 X</A>].  Water was flowing down one of these, possibly to the waterfall 
 entering the chamber in <b>No Pain No Gain</b>. At this time in 2000
 it had not rained on the surface for 8 days.  Back where 
 <B>Bonsai Crawl</B> enters, the passage goes straight on with a number of minor passages to the sides.  
 These are a crawl to the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-15" 
 name=qC2000-204-15>C2000-204-15 C</A>]; then some distance further on, another crawl on the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-16" 
 name=qC2000-204-16>C2000-204-16 B</A>]  leading from a trench in the passage; a small passage on the 
 right [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-17" 
 name=qC2000-204-17>C2000-204-17 C</A>] that links to [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-21" 
 name=qC2000-204-21>C2000-204-21 C</A>]; and a crawl high up to the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-18" 
 name=qC2000-204-18>C2000-204-18 C</A>].   A short distance further a walking-size passage goes to the 
 left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-19" 
 name=qC2000-204-19>C2000-204-19 C</A>].  The main passage then forks: to the left is [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-20" 
 name=qC2000-204-20>C2000-204-20 C</A>] whilst to the right the passage continues past a high up crawl [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-21" 
 name=qC2000-204-21>C2000-204-21 C</A>], and then possibly [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-22" 
 name=qC2000-204-22>C2000-204-22 C</A>].  The main passage then pops out into
 <a href="treeumphant.shtml#treeumphantpassage"><B>Treeumphant Passage</B></a>.
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 <h2>Pleasuredome area</h2>
 <h3>Pleasuredome</h3>
 <p><b>This description will follow in due course.</b>
 <H3><A name=elephant>White Elephant Series</A></H3>
 <P>The White Elephant Series is a series of rift pitches which has not been 
 pushed to a definite conclusion, but does not appear especially promising, 
 despite carrying a considerable breeze. From the head of the 3m climb up, a roof 
 tube leads off. After 8m of crawling, the passage opens out at the head of a 2m 
 climb down by a large boulder. A too-tight rift leads off on the left, but ahead 
 opens out into a large space, the <B>Millennium Dome</B>. 
 <P>A 20m pitch rigged from a bolt on the left hand wall backed up to the big 
 boulder, with a rebelay and rope protector after 5m, lands on the boulder floor 
 of the Millennium dome, which is an L-shaped chamber at the base of a large 
 aven, with each arm of the L being 15m long and 5m wide. There do not appear to 
 be any ways through the boulders, but a rift leads off at the western end, 
 quickly arriving at the head of a 10m pitch with a constricted take off, rigged 
 from boulders. An eyehole part way down this pitch appears to lead into a 
 parallel shaft [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-25" 
 name=qC1999-204-25>C1999-204-25 B</A>] (This is probably the connection through to pleasure dome). The pitch lands on a rubble floor with a 
 blind pit. Heading south quickly reaches a loose pitch head, with a rift passage 
 continuing beyond. 
 <P>The pitch is 28m, rigged from a bolt on the left hand wall and deviations 
 from natural threads after 4m and 12m. The second deviation is by a small rock 
 bridge, where descending either side appears to go to the same place, and an 
 eyehole opposite connects to the continuation of the rift at the top of the 
 pitch. The base of the pitch is an oddly shaped chamber formed from several 
 rifts (about 7m up the pitch, these rifts coalesce to form a single shaft.) 
 North from the base of the rope leads to a 3m climb down into an inlet rift 
 coming from the north which ends in a blank wall 8m from the base of the rope, 
 but the rift continues too-tight heading south beneath the 3m climb. South from 
 the base of the rope is another rift heading downhill which rapidly becomes too 
 tight with running water clearly audible, but not visible beyond. West from the 
 base of the rope leads to junction with a too tight rift continuing to the west, 
 and another inlet rift coming from the north which ends in a blank wall after 
 5m. 
 <P>Traversing over the top of the pitch (rope required) and a short descent 
 leads to a continuation of the rift passage. A hole on the left connects to the 
 28m pitch described earlier. After 5m the rift narrows and a constricted pitch 
 head is reached. The descent of 15m is rigged from a large boulder and leads 
 immediately to a further drop of 7m rigged from a bolt. This shorter drop may be 
 bypassed by an alternative free climb in a narrow slot immediately beyond the 
 pitch head. From the base the tall, narrow rift continues with two short climbs 
 and a slot in the floor which gradually widens to the head of the next pitch 
 after 6m. This is rigged from a Y-hang on either side of the rift, but soon 
 opens out to give a fine descent of 15m landing in a spacious rift at 182m depth 
 from 204b entrance. A narrow slot in the floor develops, which is just large 
 enough to descend, but stones thrown down sound dead [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C1999-204-26" 
 name=qC1999-204-26>C1999-204-26 B</A>]. It is possible to traverse above the 
 slot for a short way before the rift becomes too tight. 
 <P>There is a noticeable breeze at the base of this pitch, as there is through 
 much of the series, with air blowing into the cave. From the base of the 7m 
 pitch, there is no roof visible. This area has potential, but there are no easy 
 leads, and some lunatic bolt traverses may be required to try to bypass the 
 tight sections. 
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-<H1>Steinbruckenhöhle Question Mark list</H1>
+<H1>Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle Question Mark list</H1>
-<P>Format is QM identifier, Quality Grade, Area indicator, decription of QM. The 
+
-QM numbers themselves are in the format Discoverer identifier, Year of 
+<h2>Conventions</h2>
-discovery, Cave identifier, serial number. If you look at the html, you will 
+<p>For question mark list conventions, see <a href="../../qm.shtml">here</a>.
-find that the nearest survey station (without its "&lt;cavenumber&gt;." prefix) 
+
-is included in an html comment for almost all leads. Now that there is an <A 
+<h2>Area codes</h2>
-href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm">index to the 
+<table>
-surveys</A>, there may soon be a way to get from the QM to the relevant survey 
+<tr><td>Aris</td><td>Ariston Series </td></tr>
-file, but not the pictures :-( 
+<tr><td>Insig</td><td>Insignificant Chamber and Bonsai Crawl</td></tr>
-<P>In general, an unpushed QM will have a link from its QM number in the 
+<tr><td>NE</td><td>Near End</td></tr>
-description to here, and a link from here to the relevant point in the 
+<tr><td>NPNG</td><td>No Pain No Gain </td></tr>
-description. If there is no link, it means that I can't yet work out where the 
+<tr><td>Tree</td><td>Trunk route from The Colonnade via Treeumphant Passage to Cave Tree Chamber</td></tr>
-QM is in the description, or the description doesn't yet exist :-). 
+<tr><td>WE</td><td>White Elephant Series</td></tr>
-<P>Discoverer identifiers
+<tr><td>Wolp</td><td>Wolpertinger Way and 110 A Day level</td></tr>
-<DL>
+</table>
-  <DT>A
+
-  <DD>ARGE 
+<h2>Question Marks</h2>
  <DT>B
  <DD>Groupe Spéléeo de Clerval - Baume les Dames 
  <DT>C
  <DD>Cambridge University Caving Club </DD></DL>
 <P>Quality Grades:
 <DL>
  <DT>A
  <DD>A fine QM - git down there and look. 
  <DT>B
  <DD>Not so promising, or requiring some effort (eg. a climb) 
  <DT>C
  <DD>Pretty cruddy, or good but very hard to get to. 
  <DT>V
  <DD>An aven which might be climbable, but not adequately assessed 
  <DT>X
  <DD>A high, wet or unsafe-looking aven unlikely to be climbed 
  <DT>?
  <DD>No-one writing this list actually knows! </DD></DL>
 <P>Note that the quality grades are assigned by the explorers at the time, and 
 that subsequent discoveries may mean that the grade is optimistic, since the 
 lead may now drop into passage which wasn't then explored. Also, different 
 explorers have different ideas - one man's "A-lead" may be another's "C-lead" 
 :-( 
 <P>Area indicator:
 <dl>
  <DT>Aris
  <DD>Ariston Series 
  <DT>Insig
  <DD>Insignificant chamber and Bonsai crawl
  <DT>NE
  <DD>Near End
  <DT>NPNG
  <DD>No Pain No Gain 
  <DT>Tree
  <DD>The Collonade, Treeumphant passage, Great oak chamber and Cave tree chamber
  <DT>WE
  <DD>White Elephant 
  <DT>Wolp
  <DD>Wolpertinger Way and 110 a day level </DD></DL>
 <DL><A name=1999></A>
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-01" 
+  <DT><A href="entrance.shtml#qC1999-204-01" 
  name=C1999-204-01>C1999-204-01</A> C
  <DD>NE:Passage visible from pitchhead [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.7 
  </A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-02" 
  name=C1999-204-02>C1999-204-02</A> B [done in 2000]
  <DD>NE:Pitch/climb reached from top of snowplug [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.7</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-03" 
+  <DT><A href="entrance.shtml#qC1999-204-03" 
  name=C1999-204-03>C1999-204-03</A> C
  <DD>NE:Passage above gap at edge of snowplug above normal route [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.7</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-04" 
+  <DT><A href="entrance.shtml#qC1999-204-04" 
  name=C1999-204-04>C1999-204-04</A> C
  <DD>NE:Crawl on left in needle passage [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.25</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-05" 
+  <DT><A href="entrance.shtml#qC1999-204-06" 
  name=C1999-204-05>C1999-204-05</A> B [done in 2000]
  <DD>NE:Continuation of crawl into boulder chamber [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#pretty">pretty.4</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-06" 
  name=C1999-204-06>C1999-204-06</A> C
  <DD>NE:Continuation of crawl opposite Thread Pitch head [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.27</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-07" 
+  <DT><A href="entrance.shtml#qC1999-204-07" 
  name=C1999-204-07>C1999-204-07</A> B
  <DD>NE:Climb down into rift in low boulder chamber [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#pretty">pretty.4</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-08" 
+  <DT><A href="midlevel.shtml#qC1999-204-09" 
  name=C1999-204-08>C1999-204-08</A> C [done in 2000]
  <DD>NE:Undescended pitch [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#junction">junction.2</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-09" 
  name=C1999-204-09>C1999-204-09</A> C
  <DD>Wolp:Hole in floor through dangerous boulders [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#veined">veined.10</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-10" 
+  <DT><A href="midlevel.shtml#qC1999-204-13" 
  name=C1999-204-10>C1999-204-10</A> C [done in 2000]
  <DD>Wolp:Passage on right [chokes after 3m][<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#veined">veined.9</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-11" 
  name=C1999-204-11>C1999-204-11</A> C [done in 2000]
  <DD>Wolp:Crawl to left at start of 110-a-day   
  [<A href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110bidet">110 bidet</A>]
  [<A href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.23</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-12" 
  name=C1999-204-12>C1999-204-12</A> C [done in 2000]
  <DD>Wolp:Left at X-roads 
  [<A href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110bidet">110 bidet</A>]
  [<A href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.17</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-13" 
  name=C1999-204-13>C1999-204-13</A> C
  <DD>Wolp:Right at X-roads [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.17</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-14" 
+  <DT><A href="midlevel.shtml#qC1999-204-14" 
  name=C1999-204-14>C1999-204-14</A> C
  <DD>Wolp:Left branch (tight) [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.1</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-15" 
+  <DT><A href="midlevel.shtml#qC1999-204-15" 
  name=C1999-204-15>C1999-204-15</A> C
  <DD>Wolp:Right Branch (tight) [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.1</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-16" 
+  <DT><A href="midlevel.shtml#qC1999-204-17" 
  name=C1999-204-16>C1999-204-16</A> A [done in 2000]
  <DD>Wolp:20m pitch in left branch [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.1</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-17" 
  name=C1999-204-17>C1999-204-17</A> C
  <DD>Wolp:Possible Passage heading E on far side of rift opposite pitch head 
  [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#pendulum">pendulum.20</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-18" 
+  <DT><A href="midlevel.shtml#qC1999-204-18" 
  name=C1999-204-18>C1999-204-18</A> C
  <DD>Wolp:Tight passage on left [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#pendulum">pendulum.13</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-19" 
+  <DT><A href="midlevel.shtml#qC1999-204-19" 
  name=C1999-204-19>C1999-204-19</A> C
  <DD>Wolp:Awkward way on at bottom of 2m climb down [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#phreatic">phreatic.1</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-20" 
+  <DT><A href="ariston.shtml#qC1999-204-20" 
  name=C1999-204-20>C1999-204-20</A> B
  <DD>Aris:Passage possibly leading off from ledge 5m off the floor (RH wall 
  going in) [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.19</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-21" 
+  <DT><A href="ariston.shtml#qC1999-204-22" 
  name=C1999-204-21>C1999-204-21</A> A [done in 2000]
  <DD>Aris:Short pitch in aven chamber [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.17</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-22" 
  name=C1999-204-22>C1999-204-22</A> C
  <DD>Aris:Tight rift on left [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.16</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-23" 
+  <DT><A href="pleasuredome.shtml#qC1999-204-26" 
  name=C1999-204-23>C1999-204-23</A> A [done in 2000]
  <DD>Aris:Pitch at end of slope [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.14</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-24" 
  name=C1999-204-24>C1999-204-24</A> A [done in 2000]
  <DD>Aris:Big drop at bottom [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.3</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-25" 
  name=C1999-204-25>C1999-204-25</A> B [done in 2000]
  <DD>WE:Eyehole halfway down 10m pitch [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#dome">dome.17</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-26" 
  name=C1999-204-26>C1999-204-26</A> B
  <DD>WE:Narrow slot in rift at -182m [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#dome">dome.41</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-01" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-01" 
  name=C2000-204-01>C2000-204-01</A> B
  <DD>NPNG:Upward sloping bedding plane [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#nopainnogain">nopainnogain.34</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-02" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-02" 
  name=C2000-204-02>C2000-204-02</A> B
  <DD>NPNG:Two passages merging leading to small pitch, aven [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#nopainnogain">nopainnogain.30</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-03" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-03" 
  name=C2000-204-03>C2000-204-03</A> C
  <DD>NPNG:Crawling passage to right at fork [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#nopainnogain">nopainnogain.30</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-04" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-04" 
  name=C2000-204-04>C2000-204-04</A> C
  <DD>NPNG:Right at T junction [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#nopainnogain">nopainnogain.27</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-05" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-05" 
  name=C2000-204-05>C2000-204-05</A> C
  <DD>NPNG:Rift with stream, going down stream [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#nopainnogain">nopainnogain.26</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-06" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-06" 
  name=C2000-204-06>C2000-204-06</A> C
  <DD>NPNG:Climb at end of chamber to a crawl [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#nopainnogain">nopainnogain.13</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-07" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-07" 
  name=C2000-204-07>C2000-204-07</A> C
  <DD>NPNG:High end of chamber to right[<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#nopainnogain">nopainnogain.20</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-08" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-08" 
  name=C2000-204-08>C2000-204-08</A> B
  <DD>NPNG:3m drop down slope in floor of passage [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#nopainnogain">nopainnogain.19</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-09" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-09" 
  name=C2000-204-09>C2000-204-09</A> B
  <DD>Insig:Bedding plane to right [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#insignificant">insignificant.5</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-10" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-10" 
  name=C2000-204-02>C2000-204-10</A> A
  <DD>Insig:30m pitch [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#insignificant">insignificant.4</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-11" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-11" 
  name=C2000-204-11>C2000-204-11</A> B
  <DD>Insig:Sloping chute to 30m pitch, dead?[<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.2</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-12" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-12" 
  name=C2000-204-12>C2000-204-12</A> B
  <DD>Insig:Stooping passage to left at fork [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.11</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-13" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-13" 
  name=C2000-204-13>C2000-204-13</A> C
  <DD>Insig:Small passage continuing in direction of main passage through hole in right wall [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.12</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-14" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-14" 
  name=C2000-204-14>C2000-204-14</A> C
  <DD>Insig:Small passage continuing in opposite direction of main passage through hole in right wall [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.12</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-15" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-15" 
  name=C2000-204-15>C2000-204-15</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Crawl on right [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.13</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-16" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-16" 
  name=C2000-204-16>C2000-204-16</A> B
  <DD>Tree:Crawl in trench on left [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.15</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-17" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-17" 
  name=C2000-204-17>C2000-204-17</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Small passage links to ?21 [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.15</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-18" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-18" 
  name=C2000-204-18>C2000-204-18</A> C
  <DD>Tree:High up crawl on left [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.15</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-19" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-19" 
  name=C2000-204-19>C2000-204-19</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Tight stooping passage to left [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.16</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-20" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-20" 
  name=C2000-204-20>C2000-204-20</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Passage to left at fork, reduces in size [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.16</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-21" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-21" 
  name=C2000-204-21>C2000-204-21</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Crawl high up links to ?17 [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.17</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-22" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-22" 
  name=C2000-204-22>C2000-204-22</A> C
-  <DD>Tree:I do not know, this may well not exsist [<A 
+  <DD>Tree:I do not know, this may well not exist [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.17</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-23" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-24" 
  name=C2000-204-23>C2000-204-23</A> A
  <DD>Tree:Over the bolder slope [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.18</A>] 
  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-24" 
  name=C2000-204-24>C2000-204-24</A> A
  <DD>Tree:Walking passage keeps go a long way [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.19</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-25" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-25" 
  name=C2000-204-25>C2000-204-25</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Crawl high up on right [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.19</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-26" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-26" 
  name=C2000-204-26>C2000-204-26</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Tight passage high up [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.20</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-27" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-27" 
  name=C2000-204-27>C2000-204-27</A> X
  <DD>Tree:Possibly an aven [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.19</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-28" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-28" 
  name=C2000-204-28>C2000-204-28</A> A
  <DD>Tree:Stooping passage [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.22</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-29" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-29" 
  name=C2000-204-29>C2000-204-29</A> Dig
  <DD>Tree:Pitch low down on right needs digging [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.23</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-30" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-30" 
  name=C2000-204-30>C2000-204-30</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Possible passage needing traversing to [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.24</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-31" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-31" 
  name=C2000-204-31>C2000-204-31</A> B
  <DD>Tree:Passage continues over pitch [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.24</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-32" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-32" 
  name=C2000-204-32>C2000-204-32</A> B
  <DD>Tree:Down Great oak chamber 5m? [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.24</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-33" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-33" 
  name=C2000-204-33>C2000-204-33</A> X
  <DD>Tree:Passage continues over pitch [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.24</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-34" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-34" 
  name=C2000-204-34>C2000-204-34</A> B
  <DD>Tree:Somewhere in oxbow [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.26</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-35" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-35" 
  name=C2000-204-35>C2000-204-35</A> X
  <DD>Tree:Aven in oxbow [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.26</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-36" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-36" 
  name=C2000-204-36>C2000-204-36</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Floor level on right needs digging [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.27</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-37" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-37" 
  name=C2000-204-37>C2000-204-37</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Floor level on right needs digging [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.27</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-38" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-38" 
  name=C2000-204-38>C2000-204-38</A> X
  <DD>Tree:Aven in cave tree chamber [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.28</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-39" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-39" 
  name=C2000-204-39>C2000-204-39</A> B
  <DD>Tree:Pitch ?30m [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.28</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-40" 
+  <DT><A href="treeumphant.shtml#qC2000-204-40" 
  name=C2000-204-40>C2000-204-40</A> A
  <DD>Tree:Passage continuation over pitch[<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.28</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-41" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-41" 
  name=C2000-204-41>C2000-204-41</A> A
-  <DD>Tree:Initially walking drafting tube 70m draught uphill still going walk/crawl [<A 
+  <DD>Tree:Initially walking drafting tube 70m uphill still going walk/crawl [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#colonade">colonade.2</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-42" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-42" 
  name=C2000-204-42>C2000-204-42</A> B
  <DD>Tree:Low drafting crawl [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#colonade">colonade.2</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-43" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-43" 
  name=C2000-204-43>C2000-204-43</A> Dig
-  <DD>Tree:Chose slope on left needs digging[<A 
+  <DD>Tree:Choss slope on left needs digging[<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#colonade">colonade.5/A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-44" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-44" 
  name=C2000-204-44>C2000-204-44</A> X
  <DD>Tree:Aven [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#colonade">colonade.7</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-45" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-45" 
  name=C2000-204-45>C2000-204-45</A> B
  <DD>Tree:Straight on tight drafting [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#colonade">colonade.7</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-46" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-46" 
  name=C2000-204-46>C2000-204-46</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Tight rift [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#colonade">colonade.9</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-47" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-47" 
  name=C2000-204-47>C2000-204-47</A> A
  <DD>Tree:Tight rift + stream, may be linked to waterfall in chamber in no pain no gain[<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#colonade">colonade.9</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-48" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-48" 
  name=C2000-204-48>C2000-204-48</A> X
  <DD>Tree:Aven [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#colonade">colonade.9</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-49" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-49" 
  name=C2000-204-49>C2000-204-49</A> C
-  <DD>Tree:Climb up over bolders [<A 
+  <DD>Tree:Climb up over boulders [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#colonade">colonade.8</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-50" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-50" 
  name=C2000-204-50>C2000-204-50</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Small passage low down on right in chamber [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#bonsai">bonsai.3</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-51" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-51" 
  name=C2000-204-51>C2000-204-51</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Small passage high up on right in chamber [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#bonsai">bonsai.3</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-52" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-52" 
  name=C2000-204-52>C2000-204-52</A> C
  <DD>Tree:Pitch in chamber [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#bonsai">bonsai.3</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-53" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-53" 
  name=C2000-204-53>C2000-204-53</A> A
  <DD>Tree:Passage continues [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#bonsai">bonsai.6</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-54" 
+  <DT><A href="midlevel.shtml#qC2000-204-54" 
  name=C2000-204-54>C2000-204-54</A> B
  <DD>Wolp:Crawl, that is windy [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110_bidet">110_bidet.9</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-55" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-55" 
  name=C2000-204-55>C2000-204-55</A> X
  <DD>Tree:Aven [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#nopainnogain">nopainnogain.13</A>]
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-56" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-56" 
  name=C2000-204-56>C2000-204-56</A> B
  <DD>Insig:Climb up over boulders in Insignificant Chamber [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#insignificant">insignificant.2</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-57" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-57" 
  name=C2000-204-57>C2000-204-57</A> C
  <DD>Insig:Phreatic tube off Insignificant Chamber, may need a traverse bolting [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#insignificant">insignificant.2</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-58" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-58" 
  name=C2000-204-58>C2000-204-58</A> C
  <DD>Insig:Connected holes in floor on right [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#insignificant">insignificant.2</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-59" 
+  <DT><A href="nopain.shtml#qC2000-204-59" 
  name=C2000-204-59>C2000-204-59</A> C
  <DD>Insig:Hole to the side of the crawl [<A 
  href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#treeumphant">treeumphant.6</A>] 
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-60" 
+  <DT><A href="ariston.shtml#qC2000-204-60" 
  name=C2000-204-60>C2000-204-60</A> C
  <DD>Aris: Tight rift after 8m pitch
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-61" 
+  <DT><A href="ariston.shtml#qC2000-204-61" 
  name=C2000-204-61>C2000-204-61</A> C
  <DD>Fled: Traverse in Fledermausschacht
-  <DT><A href="../204.htm#qC2000-204-62" 
+  <DT><A href="ariston.shtml#qC2000-204-62" 
  name=C2000-204-62>C2000-204-62</A> Dig
  <DD>Fled: Mudbanks in chamber off the top of Fledermausschacht
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 <h1>Steinbruckenh&ouml;hle Question Mark list</h1>
 <h3>(Last update after 1999 expedition)</h3>
 <p>Format is QM identifier, Quality Grade, Area indicator, decription of QM.
 The QM numbers themselves are in the format Discoverer identifier, Year of
 discovery, Cave identifier, serial number. If you look at the html, you will
 find that the nearest survey station (without its "&lt;cavenumber&gt;." prefix) is included
 in an html comment for almost all leads. Now that there is an <a
 href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm">index to the surveys</a>, there may
 soon be a way to get from the QM to the relevant survey file, but not the
 pictures :-(
 <p>In general, an unpushed QM will have a link from its QM number in the
 description to here, and a link from here to the relevant point in the
 description. If there is no link, it means that I can't yet work out where
 the QM is in the description, or the description doesn't yet exist :-).
 <p>Discoverer identifiers<dl>
 <dt>A<dd>ARGE
 <dt>B<dd>Groupe Sp&eacute;l&eacute;eo de Clerval - Baume les Dames
 <dt>C<dd>Cambridge University Caving Club
 </dl>
 <p>Quality Grades:<dl>
 <dt>A<dd>A fine QM - git down there and look.
 <dt>B<dd>Not so promising, or requiring some effort (eg. a climb)
 <dt>C<dd>Pretty cruddy, or good but very hard to get to.
 <dt>V<dd>An aven which might be climbable, but not adequately assessed
 <dt>X<dd>A high, wet or unsafe-looking aven unlikely to be climbed
 <dt>?<dd>No-one writing this list actually knows!
 </dl>
 <p>Note that the quality grades are assigned by the explorers at the time,
 and that subsequent discoveries may mean that the grade is optimistic, since
 the lead may now drop into passage which wasn't then explored. Also,
 different explorers have different ideas - one man's "A-lead" may be
 another's "C-lead" :-(
 <p>Area indicator:<dl>
 <dt>Aris<dd>Ariston Series
 <dt>NE<dd>Near End
 <dt>WE<dd>White Elephant
 <dt>Wolp<dd>Wolpertinger Way and 110 a day level
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 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-01" name="C1999-204-01">C1999-204-01</a> C<dd>NE:Passage visible from pitchhead  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.7
 </a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-02" name="C1999-204-02">C1999-204-02</a> B<dd>NE:Pitch/climb reached from top of snowplug  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.7</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-03" name="C1999-204-03">C1999-204-03</a> C<dd>NE:Passage above gap at edge of snowplug above normal route [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.7</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-04" name="C1999-204-04">C1999-204-04</a> C<dd>NE:Crawl on left in needle passage  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.25</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-05" name="C1999-204-05">C1999-204-05</a> B<dd>NE:Continuation of crawl into boulder chamber  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#pretty">pretty.4</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-06" name="C1999-204-06">C1999-204-06</a> C<dd>NE:Continuation of crawl opposite Thread Pitch head  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ent">ent.27</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-07" name="C1999-204-07">C1999-204-07</a> B<dd>NE:Climb down into rift in low boulder chamber  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#pretty">pretty.4</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-08" name="C1999-204-08">C1999-204-08</a> C<dd>NE:Undescended pitch  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#junction">junction.2</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-09" name="C1999-204-09">C1999-204-09</a> C<dd>Wolp:Hole in floor through dangerous boulders  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#veined">veined.10</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-10" name="C1999-204-10">C1999-204-10</a> C<dd>Wolp:Passage on right  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#veined">veined.9</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-11" name="C1999-204-11">C1999-204-11</a> C<dd>Wolp:Crawl to left at start of 110-a-day  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.23</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-12" name="C1999-204-12">C1999-204-12</a> C<dd>Wolp:Left at X-roads  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.17</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-13" name="C1999-204-13">C1999-204-13</a> C<dd>Wolp:Right at X-roads  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.17</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-14" name="C1999-204-14">C1999-204-14</a> C<dd>Wolp:Left branch (tight)  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.1</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-15" name="C1999-204-15">C1999-204-15</a> C<dd>Wolp:Right Branch (tight)  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.1</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-16" name="C1999-204-16">C1999-204-16</a> A<dd>Wolp:20m pitch in left branch  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#110aday">110aday.1</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-17" name="C1999-204-17">C1999-204-17</a> C<dd>Wolp:Possible Passage heading E on far side of rift opposite pitch head  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#pendulum">pendulum.20</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-18" name="C1999-204-18">C1999-204-18</a> C<dd>Wolp:Tight passage on left  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#pendulum">pendulum.13</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-19" name="C1999-204-19">C1999-204-19</a> C<dd>Wolp:Awkward way on at bottom of 2m climb down  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#phreatic">phreatic.1</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-20" name="C1999-204-20">C1999-204-20</a> B<dd>Aris:Passage possibly leading off from ledge 5m off the floor (RH wall going in) [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.19</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-21" name="C1999-204-21">C1999-204-21</a> A<dd>Aris:Short pitch in aven chamber  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.17</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-22" name="C1999-204-22">C1999-204-22</a> C<dd>Aris:Tight rift on left  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.16</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-23" name="C1999-204-23">C1999-204-23</a> A<dd>Aris:Pitch at end of slope  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.14</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-24" name="C1999-204-24">C1999-204-24</a> A<dd>Aris:Big drop at bottom  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#ariston2">ariston2.3</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-25" name="C1999-204-25">C1999-204-25</a> B<dd>WE:Eyehole halfway down 10m pitch  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#dome">dome.17</a>]
 <dt><a href="../204.htm#qC1999-204-26" name="C1999-204-26">C1999-204-26</a> B<dd>WE:Narrow slot in rift at -182m  [<a href="../../handbook/survey/svindx.htm#dome">dome.41</a>]
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 <h2>Treeumphant Passage through to Cave Tree Chamber</h2>
 <H3><A name=treeumphantpassage>Treeumphant Passage</A></H3>
 <P><B>The Colonnade</B> meets <B>Treeumphant Passage</B> at a narrow angle.  In one direction 
 Treeumphant Passage ends just next to its entrance at a boulder slope.  Ascending this 
 leads to a fork; the left branch is blind and the right branch ends shortly afterwards in a
 choked chamber.
 In the other direction, Treeumphant Passage continues over large boulders going 
 slightly up hill.  There is a walking passage off to the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-24" 
 name=qC2000-204-24>C2000-204-24 A</A>], as well as a high up crawl to the right [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-25" 
 name=qC2000-204-25>C2000-204-25 C</A>] and then a tight high passage to the left [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-26" 
 name=qC2000-204-26>C2000-204-26 C</A>].  The passage then increases in height approaching a sharp turn 
 to the right.  Here a walking size passage [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-28" 
 name=qC2000-204-28>C2000-204-28 A</A>] continues straight on, and there may be an aven in the ceiling [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-27" 
 name=qC2000-204-27>C2000-204-27 X</A>].  The main passage passes possibly diggable holes at floor level [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-29" 
 name=qC2000-204-29>C2000-204-29 Dig</A>], and continues into <B>Great Oak Chamber</B>.  
 <H3><A name=greatoakchamber>Great Oak Chamber</A></H3>
 <P><B>Treeumphant Passage</B> disappears into an approx 5m drop [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-32" 
 name=qC2000-204-32>C2000-204-32 B</A>] in Great Oak Chamber and there is an aven above [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-33" 
 name=qC2000-204-33>C2000-204-33 X</A>].  There may be passage continuing straight across the chamber [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-31" 
 name=qC2000-204-31>C2000-204-31 B</A>], as well as a passage to the right [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-30" 
 name=qC2000-204-30>C2000-204-30 C</A>].  Just before the drop there is a bouldery slope up to another 
 smaller walking size passage.  There is an oxbow to the left, with a possible passage leading off
 it [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-34" 
 name=qC2000-204-34>C2000-204-34 B</A>], as well as an aven [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-35" 
 name=qC2000-204-35>C2000-204-35 X</A>].  There are a couple of possible digs to the left slightly 
 further on [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-36" 
 name=qC2000-204-36>C2000-204-36 C</A>], [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-37" 
 name=qC2000-204-37>C2000-204-37 C</A>] before the passage enters <B>Cave Tree Chamber</B>.
 <H3><A name=cavetreechamber>Cave Tree Chamber</A></H3>
 <P>There is a climb down of about 2m into <B>Cave Tree Chamber</B>, which has a bouldery floor on 
 the left, and a pitch on the right [<A 
 href="qm.htm#C2000-204-39" 
 name=qC2000-204-39>C2000-204-39 B</A>].  An aven extends above [<A 
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 <p><b>Altitude:</b> 1820m, length 2.5km, depth 368m<br>
 <b>Location:</b> 204b entrance E 36673 N (52)83716
 <p>The cave is situated on the west side of the col between the
 <span lang="de-at">Hinterer Schwarzmooskogel</span> and
 <span lang="de-at">Nieder AugstEck</span>.
 <p><b>Access route:</b>The 1999 route from Top Camp
 (probably near optimal) is a cairned path via
 <span lang="de">Wolfh&ouml;hle</span>
 (<a href="../plateau/145.htm">1623/145</a>) and Laser Point 5, then up to the
 top of the bare patch of white limestone visible from Top Camp, passing
 <a href="195.htm">195</a> and <a href="196.htm">196.</a> Laser 0/5 can also
 be approached via <a href="../plateau/107.htm">107</a>, a slightly lower
 route; or the white patch of limestone can be reached by a more central route
 across the plateau. In all these cases there is scope for endless variation,
 and an approach which keeps the large bare patch in view is recommended.
 Alternatively, the cave may be approached from the summit of HSK - probably
 the optimal route if you are coming from any of the
 <a href="161/top.htm">161</a> entrances.
 <p><b>Marking:</b>Tag. Does it say "CUCC 99-03" or "CUCC 204"?
 <p><b>Description:</b>204a entrance is directly opposite a 10m x 3m stone
 bridge from which it derives its name. The entrance itself is
 approximately 8m high and 5m wide, and leads down a boulder slope and
 round a right hand bend to the top of the first pitch. 204b entrance is
 15m away to the west, and this is the entrance which is rigged. A 3m
 climb down (handline useful) leads into the entrance gully and a ledge at
 the head of the first pitch, <b>Trick or Treat</b>, opposite 204a
 entrance. This loose, sloping pitch of 20m is rigged from a Y-hang on the
 right hand wall, with a rebelay and deviation. The pitch is tedious to
 prussik on return and is best climbed. The landing is by a large snow
 plug with (in 1999) an ice corridor round the edge leading to the top of
 a boulder slope. A rift passage on the right becomes too tight.
 <p><a name="jim">Descending</a> the boulder slope (care required to
 avoid kicking rocks off) leads to the head of the second pitch, <b>Jim'll
 Fix It</b> (18m). An unexplored passage is visible from the pitch
 head, which could be accessed by a bolt traverse round the right hand
 side of the pitch head [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-01" name="qC1999-204-01">C1999-204-01 C</a>]. The pitch is rigged from a bolt in
 the left hand wall with a deviation from a spit immediately after the
 pitch head bolt. This protects a marginal rub point and also avoids a jet
 of water which spurts from a crack in the wall after heavy rain. The
 landing is by a large pointed snowplug. Landing on top of the snow plug
 and climbing up 2m to the right (when facing the wall on which the
 pitch is rigged) leads to an undescended pitch/climb [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-02" name="qC1999-204-02">C1999-204-02 B</a>]
 which lies above the northern end of
 <a href="#wolp">Wolpertinger Way</a>. In 1999 there was sufficient
 gap between snow and wall to complete the descent and emerge in a sloping
 phreatic passage. There are two ways on: Right leads uphill as
 stooping/crawling height passage for 30m to emerge at the top of
 <a href="#umshit">Umshitshimbo</a>. Left leads downhill into
 <a href="#nearend">The Near End</a> and is the main way on. There is a
 further unexplored passage in the wall above the gap between the snow plug
 and the rock [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-03" name="qC1999-204-03">C1999-204-03 C</a>].
 <h3><a name="nearend">The Near End</a></h3>
 <p><b>The Near End</b> is a collective name for
 a complex network of high level phreatic passages which slope
 approximately 20&deg; following the dip of the beds. Heading
 downhill from the base of <b>Jim'll Fix It</b> in a stooping
 height passage leads round a double bend to a 2m climb down to a
 junction. Right leads to more <a href="#nearside">side
 passages</a> whilst the main route is straight ahead to a
 crossroads. Right leads into the same <a href="#nearside">side
 passages</a> as the previous right turn. Left is <b>Needle Crawl</b>
 past an unexplored passage on the left [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-04" name="qC1999-204-04">C1999-204-04 C</a>] and
 a crawl on the right (feels like straight ahead) which becomes too small after ~8m. 
 Straight ahead (feels like a left) leads to the head of a fine 4m diameter circular shaft, <b>Thread
 Pitch</b>. This pitch of 17m leads into <a href="#wolp">Wolpertinger Way</a>,
 and is likely to be the main route from 2000. A continuation of the crawl is
 visible at the opposite side of the pitch head [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-06" name="qC1999-204-06">C1999-204-06 C</a>].
 <p>From the crossroads, the main route in 1999 was straight ahead, downhill
 in mostly stooping height passage with a short section of sandy crawling.
 After 15m is a short climb down to the top of a 4m deep pit with a too-tight
 passage at the bottom, with the phreatic passage continuing to the right.
 After a further 10m the passage is intersected by a large rift with a big
 rock partially blocking the passage. Climbing up to the right leads back into
 a tall rift in the <a href="#nearside">side passages</a>. A climb up to the
 left leads to a passage containing attractive white mud which was not
 entered, however a visual connection to the <a href="#pendulum">Pendulum
 Pitch</a> was established.
 <p>Straight ahead leads to a further junction after 15m. Left opens out to
 the head of <a href="#pendulum">Pendulum Pitch</a>, the main route to the
 bottom of <a href="#wolp">Wolpertinger Way</a> used in 1999. Right leads to a
 narrow stooping height passage which continues for 25m with several clear
 pools in the floor to a widening where most routes ahead and to the left are
 choked with boulders. To the right, a body sized tube leads upwards for ~15m
 before opening out into a low chamber on the left. The continuation of
 the  crawl is immediately opposite the entry point [<a
 href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-05" name="qC1999-204-05">C1999-204-05 B</a>]
 and there is a climb down into a rift on the far side of the chamber to
 the left [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-07"
 name="qC1999-204-07">C1999-204-07 B</a>].  The chamber doubles back on
 itself to the left and encounters an area of breakdown which was not
 fully investigated, but is presumed to be the opposite side of the
 boulder choke.
 <h3><a name="nearside">The Near End: Side Passages</a></h3>
 <p>The first two right turns encountered when heading downhill
 from the foot of <a href="#jim">Jim'll Fix It</a> unite in a walking
 sized passage. After 10m the bottom of <a href="#umshit">Umshitshimbo</a>
 is passed on the right, whilst straight ahead leads to a junction
 with a large keyhole passage. Left leads after 15m to a climb up
 behind a precariously placed boulder, to an immediate climb down
 of 4m which emerges in the 1999 main route through the near end
 before <a href="#pendulum">Pendulum Pitch</a>. Right leads
 immediately to an undescended pitch [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-08" name="qC1999-204-08">C1999-204-08 B</a>]. A difficult and
 exposed traverse round the left hand wall leads to a further 30m
 of passage with a steadily lowering roof culminating in a boulder
 choke.
 <p><center><img alt="plan: 24k gif" width=582 height=783 src="204/pl1999.png"></center>
 <h3><a name="umshit">The Near End: Umshitshimbo and Updip
 Passages</a></h3>
 <p><b>Umshitshimbo</b> is a fine phreatic ramp, 2m wide and about 4m
 high, which heads uphill in a straight line for 40m. At the top a
 passage doubling back on the right leads back to the base of
 <a href="#jim">Jim'll Fix It</a> and there is a climb up into a rift passage
 heading south over the top of Umshitshimbo which becomes too narrow. Large
 passage continues uphill past a 2m deep blind pit on the right to a junction.
 <p>Left leads uphill past a choked inlet on the left to a steep
 uphill section with a crawl on the right, which leads shortly to
 a 2m climb down and immediate choke. At the top of the steep
 section the passage to the right immediately chokes, whilst left
 is <b>Dolly Parton climb</b>, a 2m climb up with huge jugs, to a further
 15m of upward trending phreatic passage, terminating in a boulder choke
 with a slight draught (air coming into the cave.) There are two small
 steep phreatic ramps on the left hand side of this passage, both very
 small and both choked.
 <p>Straight ahead at the junction leads through a short section
 of rift to an enlargement with an alcove on the right and a
 keyhole passage ahead. The rift section at the bottom quickly
 becomes choked, with a slight draught coming in. A 3m climb gains
 access to the phreatic section which goes over the top of the choke, and
 about after a further 3m reaches a large boulder, which almost blocks the
 passage with a strong breeze blowing through the gap (into the cave.)
 Squeezing through yields a steeply ascending rocky crawl which chokes
 after about 5m.
 <h3><a name="wolp">Wolpertinger Way</a></h3>
 <p><b>Thread pitch</b> from <a href="#nearend">The Near End</a>
 lands at the top of a large 6-8m diameter phreatic passage,
 <b>Wolpertinger Way</b>, which heads downhill past some ice formations on
 the left hand side, for 35m to a junction. Straight ahead is a steep
 gully leading to a 6.5m diameter circular shaft with aven above -
 <b>You're So Veined</b>. There is a traverse round the right hand side of
 the gully on an increasingly narrow ledge.
 <p><b>You're so Veined</b> is rigged at its southern end, and this is
 reached via a sandy crawl off to the right from the top of the steep gully,
 which passes over a hole in the floor through dangerous boulders
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-09" name="qC1999-204-09">C1999-204-09 C</a>] to reach a junction. Right is an unexplored passage
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-10" name="qC1999-204-10">C1999-204-10 C</a>], straight ahead leads into <a href="#110aday">110 A Day</a>,
 whilst left is the main route.
 <p>More sandy crawling leads to a crossroads, where left leads to
 the ledge overlooking the pitch, and right is a short crawl leading
 to the main passage part of the way down <a href="#pendulum">Pendulum
 Pitch</a>, the easiest route to the <a href="#elephant">White
 Elephant Series</a>. Straight ahead leads to a further junction.
 Right is a short passage to a traverse round a blind pit, an
 alternative route to <a href="#pendulum">Pendulum Pitch</a>. Left
 is the head of <b>You're So Veined</b>, the start of the
 <a href="#ariston">Ariston Series</a>. </p>
 <h3><a name="110aday">110 A Day</a></h3>
 <p><b>110 A Day</b> is a long, dusty passage which varies between stooping
 and crawling for 110m. Immediately after the start is a sharp right hand bend
 with an unexplored crawl straight ahead [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-11" name="qC1999-204-11">C1999-204-11 C</a>]. About halfway along
 is a crossroads, where low passages lead off to left and right
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-12" name="qC1999-204-12">C1999-204-12 C</a> and <a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-13" name="qC1999-204-13">C1999-204-13 C</a>]. At the terminus reached in 1999, the
 passage splits into two. Each branch immediately becomes tight, but could be
 pushed further with a little determination and effort [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-14" name="qC1999-204-14">C1999-204-14 C</a> and
 <a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-15" name="qC1999-204-15">C1999-204-15 C</a>]. In the left hand branch, just before the passage becomes
 tighter, is an undescended pitch [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-16" name="qC1999-204-16">C1999-204-16 A</a>] of perhaps 20m.
 <h3><a name="pendulum">Pendulum Pitch Route</a></h3>
 <p><b>Pendulum Pitch</b> is in a large rift. The first section is a
 loose boulder slope (care required) to a rebelay, then a descent
 of 23m via a deviation off the far wall below a large wedged
 boulder. There may be a passage on the far side of the rift accessible
 with difficulty from this boulder [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-17" name="qC1999-204-17">C1999-204-17 C</a>]. From the base of the
 pitch, two rift passages lead off which very quickly become too tight.
 <p>The main route on is reached by swinging off after 16m into a
 6m wide passage. Two passages in the left hand wall are quickly
 encountered. The first quickly becomes too tight, the second is a
 short crawl leading into the network of sandy crawls at the bottom of
 <a href="#wolp">Wolpertinger Way</a>, and is the best route from here to the
 <a href="#ariston">Ariston Series</a>. Continuing down the main passage,
 passing either side of a huge boulder, reaches a blind pit in the floor, with
 two ways on.
 <p>A loose and slightly precarious traverse round the blind pit
 leads to a short passage on the left, emerging at the head of <b>You're
 So Veined</b> at the start of the <a href="#ariston">Ariston Series</a>. A
 rift visible at the opposite side of the pit has an audible connection to
 <b>You're so Veined</b>.
 <p>To the right at the blind pit is a draughting phreatic tube which heads
 downhill at a comfortable walking size past a tight passage on the left
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-18" name="qC1999-204-18">C1999-204-18 C</a>]. After 20m, a 3m climb up into a roof tube on the right hand
 side is the way into the <a href="#elephant">White Elephant Series</a>.
 The phreatic passage continues for a further 15m past a too tight inlet on
 the right and a traverse over a blind pit to a 3m deep hole in the floor,
 which is blind. Traversing over the hole and up a loose climb with a too
 tight rift in the right hand wall leads into an uphill passage, which is
 choked with mud after 5m. A sandy crawl on the right just before the
 choke leads via a left hand bend with a too tight rift on the right
 (probably connecting to that at the loose climb) ending at a 2m climb
 down. There is a possible way on at the bottom of this, but it is very
 small and tall people at least would have to enter feet first
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-19" name="qC1999-204-19">C1999-204-19 C</a>]. There is a noticeable draught here blowing downhill (into
 the cave).
 <p><center><img alt="elevation: 16k gif" width=575 height=780 src="204/el1999.png"></center>
 <h3><a name="ariston">Ariston Series</a></h3>
 <p>The Ariston Series is the route to the current deepest point in the
 cave. The pitch series begins with a short pitch of 5m rigged from a large
 thread in the roof a few metres back, with a single spit for the
 vertical part, which is almost a scramble. This lands on a large
 ledge formed of boulders wedged across a narrow point; there are
 two choices of descent here, one to the north, <b>You're So
 Veined</b> (15m), which was used in 1999, and an as yet
 undescended pitch to the south, which will land further down the
 Ariston Series, which should probably be used in 2000. One
 rebelay provides a good hang against the wall of You're so Veined
 to reach the foot of the pitch, which is in a spacious shaft,
 with an impressive aven above. From here, there are two ways on:
 to the left, facing away from the pitch just descended, is a
 gully, which in 1999 contained a thick layer of ice. Carefully
 traversing this rather slippery section leads to the head of a
 small pitch of 6m, which was rigged with a Y-hang. From here a walking
 size phreatic passage leads off, carrying a substantial breeze.
 The passage initially descends, but then develops a narrow floor
 trench; as the trench deepens, the phreatic part of the passage
 rises, and then ends abruptly where the floor trench turns right
 and leads off as a too-tight rift while ahead the phreas pinches
 out.
 <p>Back at the foot of <b>You're So Veined</b>, a way on to the right
 leads into a small, very crumbly chamber, from which a short section of
 awkward rift leads to a fine crow's nest in the wall of a large rift. A
 very short pitch (5m) lands on a large ledge, from which a roped traverse
 along the left-hand wall gains the head of the next pitch of 12m, which
 avoids a large ledge which would have been in the way but for the
 traverse. This pitch currently requires a rope protector just below the
 Y-hang at the top. The landing is on another large ledge, where a pool can
 be used to refill water containers. It is thought that the alternative
 pitch to You're so Veined will land here, if rigged.
 <p>The next pitch of 14m consists of a backup bolt followed by a Y-hang,
 which utilises one very cratered spit, which can only be used with a
 bollard type hanger. This pitch requires a deviation from the opposite
 wall or a rebelay to be installed as there is currently a rub point just
 below the Y-hang. The ledge that this pitch lands on consists of boulders
 wedged across the shaft, although it seems sound. A backup bolt protects
 the approach to the Y-hang at the head of the next pitch (35m).
 Unfortunately, it seems to be impossible to get a clean hang from here,
 and a rub-point 3m down will require the installation of a rebelay or
 deviation in future. Immediately after this point, the walls of the shaft
 bell out, and the rope hangs in stimulating isolation. About 5m from the
 floor a ledge is passed, which could be gained by a swing across, where
 there may possibly be a passage leading off [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-20" name="qC1999-204-20">C1999-204-20 B</a>].
 <p>At the foot of the pitch, the way on is a very chossy, sloping descent
 which will require either re-rigging or bypassing (which may be possible
 by a climb up and over) in future. This leads to a further short pitch
 (10m), which lands in an aven chamber of ample proportions. From here is
 another short, undescended pitch [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-21" name="qC1999-204-21">C1999-204-21 A</a>], a crawl leading off from
 the foot of the pitch just descended, and a descending rubble slope. The
 rubble slope curves round to the right, passing a tight rift on the left
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-22" name="qC1999-204-22">C1999-204-22 C</a>], to reach the bottom of a short climb up of 3m on the right,
 which is followed by a scramble down on the other side. From here,
 straight ahead is a climb up into the foot of an aven, half-right is a
 short ascending passage leading to a chamber where a traverse around the
 right hand wall leads to a slope down to an undescended pitch
 [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-23" name="qC1999-204-23">C1999-204-23 A</a>], and full right is a stooping/crawling height phreatic
 passage with a mud floor. This passes on the right the other end of the crawl
 which led off from the foot of the previous pitch.
 <p>Some 50m of alternate crawling and stooping, including a single point
 where the roof dips and the crawl is flat-out, leads to a small chamber.
 Here there are two holes in the floor. One, which has not been descended,
 is a reasonably large drop (stones bounce off the walls a couple of
 times and then fall free for some 3s)[<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-24" name="qC1999-204-24">C1999-204-24 A</a>]. The other drop is much shorter, and
 is split into two sections by ledges on each wall part way down. The first
 section of 8m reaches these small ledges, where a stream enters from the
 foot of a very large aven. The next section of 11m is wet, and lands on a
 small ledge overlooking a massive shaft. Stones thrown out from here fall
 for 3s. This is believed to be the same pitch as C1999-204-24, which will
 probably prove to provide a drier descent. This ledge is the current limit
 of exploration at -226m.
 <h3><a name="elephant">White Elephant Series</a></h3>
 <p>The White Elephant Series is a series of rift pitches which has not been
 pushed to a definite conclusion, but does not appear especially promising,
 despite carrying a considerable breeze. From the head of the 3m climb up,
 a roof tube leads off. After 8m of crawling, the passage opens out at the
 head of a 2m climb down by a large boulder. A too-tight rift leads off on
 the left, but ahead opens out into a large space, the <b>Millennium
 Dome</b>.
 <p>A 20m pitch rigged from a bolt on the left hand wall backed up to the
 big boulder, with a rebelay and rope protector after 5m, lands on the
 boulder floor of the Millennium dome, which is an L-shaped chamber at the
 base of a large aven, with each arm of the L being 15m long and 5m wide.
 There do not appear to be any ways through the boulders, but a rift leads
 off at the western end, quickly arriving at the head of a 10m pitch with a
 constricted take off, rigged from boulders. An eyehole part way down this
 pitch appears to lead into a parallel shaft [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-25" name="qC1999-204-25">C1999-204-25 B</a>]. The pitch lands
 on a rubble floor with a blind pit. Heading south quickly reaches a loose
 pitch head, with a rift passage continuing beyond.
 <p>The pitch is 28m, rigged from a bolt on the left hand wall and
 deviations from natural threads after 4m and 12m. The second deviation is
 by a small rock bridge, where descending either side appears to go to the
 same place, and an eyehole opposite connects to the continuation of the
 rift at the top of the pitch. The base of the pitch is an oddly shaped
 chamber formed from several rifts (about 7m up the pitch, these rifts
 coalesce to form a single shaft.) North from the base of the rope leads to
 a 3m climb down into an inlet rift coming from the north which ends in a
 blank wall 8m from the base of the rope, but the rift continues too-tight
 heading south beneath the 3m climb. South from the base of the rope is
 another rift heading downhill which rapidly becomes too tight with running
 water clearly audible, but not visible beyond. West from the base of the
 rope leads to junction with a too tight rift continuing to the west, and
 another inlet rift coming from the north which ends in a blank wall after
 5m.
 <p>Traversing over the top of the pitch (rope required) and a short descent
 leads to a continuation of the rift passage. A hole on the left connects to
 the 28m pitch described earlier. After 5m the rift narrows and a constricted
 pitch head is reached. The descent of 15m is rigged from a large boulder and
 leads immediately to a further drop of 7m rigged from a bolt. This shorter
 drop may be bypassed by an alternative free climb in a narrow slot
 immediately beyond the pitch head. From the base the tall, narrow rift
 continues with two short climbs and a  slot in the floor which gradually
 widens to the head of the next pitch after 6m. This is rigged from a Y-hang
 on either side of the rift, but soon opens out to give a fine descent of 15m
 landing in a spacious rift at 182m depth from 204b entrance. A narrow slot in
 the floor develops, which is just large enough to descend, but stones thrown
 down sound dead [<a href="204/qm.htm#C1999-204-26" name="qC1999-204-26">C1999-204-26 B</a>]. It is possible to traverse above the slot
 for a short way before the rift becomes too tight.
 <p>There is a noticeable breeze at the base of this pitch, as there is
 through much of the series, with air blowing into the cave. From the base
 of the 7m pitch, there is no roof visible. This area has potential, but
 there are no easy leads, and some lunatic bolt traverses may be required
 to try to bypass the tight sections.
 <p><b>Exploration:</b> CUCC 1999, to length 1365m, depth 226m<br>
 CUCC 2000 to 2.5km and -368m
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+++ b/smkridge/index.htm
@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ href="../plateau/index.htm">plateau</a>. Steeper slopes to the east drop into
 the <span lang="de-at">Hoch Klapf</span> valley which marks the boundary with
 the adjacent kataster region 1624. There is no real boundary to the north or
 northeast - just a limit to how far we have yet looked. Currently this is
-about as far NE as the summit of the <span lang="de-at">Hinterer
+some distance further NE beyond the summit of the <span lang="de-at">Hinterer
 Schwarzmooskogel.</span> Beyond this, there are no known caves for some way,
 by which time they fall into the <a href="../remote/index.htm">remote
 plateau</a> or <a href="../wilden/index.htm"><span
@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ too. This tends to restrict <a href="../handbook/look4.htm">prospecting</a>
 to narrow corridors of access on established routes (these can hardly be
 described as paths).
-<p>Four approaches are in use:
+<p>Five approaches are in use:
 <ol>
 <li><span lang="de-at">Stogerweg</span> - path 201, for entrances low on
@ -49,6 +49,9 @@ up the hill
 entrances near it - several variants are possible here.
 <li>An established route to <span lang="de-at">Kaninchenh&ouml;hle</span>
 and down the east side.
 <li>A route from Top Camp across the plateau, via the large bare patch of
 limestone on the side of the Hinter (visible from Top Camp) across to
 <a href="204/204.shtml"><span lang="de-at">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</span></a>.
 </ol>
 <p>Caves are indexed in two lists - the first for caves known or strongly
@ -292,7 +295,7 @@ H&ouml;hle</span></a> via <a href="viavsk.htm">VSK path</a></td></tr>
 via <a href="viavsk.htm">VSK path</a></td></tr>
 <tr><td><a name="204">204</a></td>
-<td><a href="204.htm"><span lang="de-at">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</span></a>
+<td><a href="204/204.shtml"><span lang="de-at">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</span></a>
 </td></tr>
 <tr><td><a name="205">205</a></td>
--- a/years/1999/index.htm
+++ b/years/1999/index.htm
@ -12,11 +12,6 @@ Kaninchenh&ouml;hle and the Schneevulkanhalle area of
 Schwarzmooskogeleish&ouml;hle. This page is to provide quick links to the
 documentation of these finds:
 <P>This documentation is rapidly metamorphosing, as we collect info from
 the members, and some is of a highly preliminary nature. All expo members
 should check that the info here fits with areas/caves they are familiar
 with and tell the expo leader, <A HREF="mailto:paulhammond@talk21.com">Paulhammond@talk21.com</A> if it doesn't.
 <p>Not all the links below will work, as yet, but we are working on it,
 as fast as we can !
@ -29,7 +24,7 @@ All the trips written up in the logbook are
 Passage descriptions for 1999's major finds:<br>
 <img alt="---&gt;" src="../../../icons/lists/1.png"><A HREF="../../smkridge/161/chile.htm">Chile area (of 136/161) description</A>
 <br>
-<img alt="---&gt;" src="../../../icons/lists/1.png"><A HREF="../../smkridge/204.htm">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle, 1623/204 description</A>
+<img alt="---&gt;" src="../../../icons/lists/1.png"><A HREF="../../smkridge/204/204.shtml">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle, 1623/204 description</A>
 (includes plan survey)<br>
 <img alt="---&gt;" src="../../../icons/lists/2.png"><A HREF="http://www.dur.ac.uk/~dgl3ajd/steinbrk.wrl">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle VRML image</A>
 <br>
--- a/years/1999/report.htm
+++ b/years/1999/report.htm
@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ remain elusive. Just 75m away!
 <p>A "surface stroll" by three cavers on the 25<sup>th</sup> July discovered
 "a very large horizontal entrance by a prominent rock bridge". There were
 actually two entrances discovered and the cave was named
-<a href="../../smkridge/204.htm"><span lang="de">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</span></a> after the rock bridge.
+<a href="../../smkridge/204/204.shtml"><span lang="de">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</span></a> after the rock bridge.
 <p>The next day saw two of the discoverers return to start descending the
 new cave. A significant amount new passage was discovered - spirits were
--- a/years/2000/goals.htm
+++ b/years/2000/goals.htm
@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ This would also put it among both the fifty or so deepest caves in the world
 <u>and</u> deep lists - truly a cave of world significance.
 <p>Elsewhere in 1999, a new cave,
-<a href="../../smkridge/204.htm">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle,</a> was found
+<a href="../../smkridge/204/204.shtml">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle,</a> was found
 beyond the known extent of Kaninchenh&ouml;hle to the north. This shows many
 similarities to the caves further south, and reached a depth of 226m at the
 head of a big black pitch of 40m or so. There is great hope that this cave
--- a/years/2000/report.htm
+++ b/years/2000/report.htm
@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ explorers.</p>
 <h2>Discoveries in <span lang="de">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</span></h2>
 <p>As mentioned previously
-<a href="../../smkridge/204.htm"><span lang="de">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</span></a>
+<a href="../../smkridge/204/204.shtml"><span lang="de">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</span></a>
 stood at 224m deep at the end of the 1999 expedition. Unfortunately work
 early in this year's expedition was hindered by the discovery of a large
 amount of snow at the bottom of the entrance pitch. This necessitated work to
--- a/years/2001/goals.htm
+++ b/years/2001/goals.htm
@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ so longest. Few caves make it so far up both the long <u>and</u> deep lists -
 truly a cave of world significance.
 <p>Elsewhere in 1999, a new cave,
-<a href="../../smkridge/204.htm"><span lang="de">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle,</span></a> was found
+<a href="../../smkridge/204/204.shtml"><span lang="de">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle,</span></a> was found
 beyond the known extent of <span lang="de">Kaninchenh&ouml;hle</span> to the north. This shows many
 similarities to the caves further south, and reached a depth of 226m at the
 head of a big black pitch. In 2000 this went to a narrow stream outlet at
--- a/years/2002/goals.htm
+++ b/years/2002/goals.htm
@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ projects and continuing documentation of previous exploration.
 <h3>Recent History</h3>
 <p>In the last 3 years C.U.C.C., and its post-graduate sister club ex-Cambridge
-Speleologists have concentrated <a href="../../smkridge/204.htm"><span
+Speleologists have concentrated <a href="../../smkridge/204/204.shtml"><span
 lang="de">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle,</span></a> was found beyond the known
 extent of <span lang="de">Kaninchenh&ouml;hle</span> to the north. This shows
 many similarities to the caves further south, and reached a depth of 226m at
@ -165,8 +165,7 @@ High quality publication via the World Wide Web, CD-ROM and on paper, which has
 <h3>Dates:</h3>
-<p><b>The main Expo 2002 dates are probably going to be later than recent
+<p>Expo 2002 runs from 27th July until 31st August.
 expeditions, so that folk can continue to a conference afterwards.</b>
 <p>For the main expo, it would be useful to have people who are interested in
 <span lang="de">Eish&ouml;hle</span> pick dates which overlap with Arge's main summer trip. However,
@ -186,40 +185,6 @@ you go for and how much beer you drink. As a guide - over the last 3 years it av
 <p>The &pound;200 gets you there and back and use of the gear, the
 &pound;40/week covers food, camping, insurance and typical bier
 consumption... 
 <h3>Expo Committee:</h3>
 <p>The Expo 2000 committee are:
 <p>
 <img alt="&gt;" src="../../../icons/lists/0.png">
 Leader: Martin Green<br>
 <img alt="&gt;" src="../../../icons/lists/0.png">
 Treasurer: <br>
 <img alt="&gt;" src="../../../icons/lists/0.png">
 Sponsorship: <br>
 <img alt="&gt;" src="../../../icons/lists/0.png">
 Transport: <br>
 <p>Most up to date information is available on the student website at
 <a href="http://mrs30.quns.cam.ac.uk/expo/">http://mrs30.quns.cam.ac.uk/expo/</a>
 <p>The southern <span lang="de">Schwarzmooskogel</span> system link is an ambitious project - 2.5 km
 to a depth of 440m in 1999 was a good result, even if a link wasn't achieved.
 This is probably more passage than we expected to find making the link, all
 from one easy lead among the first to be looked at. There is no reason to
 believe that 2000 won't be at least as successful - Chile just emphasises how
 much passage can easily be found in a part of the mountain that we thought
 was pretty much explored. A 50km/1000m+ system could be ours to celebrate
 the new millennium ! <span lang="de">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</span> also has the potential to go
 deep and the northward trending horizontal lead will extend towards terra
 incognita, so there will be plenty of scope for hard caving and new
 exploration. But those 250-plus other leads include easy ones near entrances,
 and much of the other work will not need mega-hard caving talent, so there
 should be plenty of enjoyable caving and walking for everyone, regardless of
 fitness or experience.
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