Online edit of logbookentry 2025-07-12d - on dev machine 'SnowWhite'

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 <div class="triptitle">Plateau - Sun at last! Time for prospecting.</div>
 After three days of dampness and caving, I was just about ready to head down the hill, but the sun was out and the plateau was looking beautiful, so I decided to tag along on a prospecting trip instead, planning to carry stuff and sunbathe while the others did the interesting stuff. We wandered towards Kindergartenhöhle and checked out leads there, then poked around that area of the plateau a bit more for interesting holes.
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-After dropping both pitches in Kindergartenhöhle (both of which crapped out) and digging through a bit of rubble up the slope to the right of the end of the phreatic tube at the entrance (which just continued upwards until we decided the boulders were of too dubious stability to continue), we pronounced the cave killed. We then basked in the sun for a little while before wandering in the vague direction of top camp, poking at various holes on the way. We found very little, other than a small cave Lara and Charlotte surveyed (Sisyphus Cave). As I was heading down the hill that evening, I parted ways with the group around this point, making my way back to top camp with only some minor bunde bashing.
+After dropping both pitches in Kindergartenhöhle (both of which crapped out) and digging through a bit of rubble up the slope to the right of the end of the phreatic tube at the entrance (which just continued upwards until we decided the boulders were of too dubious stability to continue), we pronounced the cave killed. 
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-After dropping both pitches in Kindergartenhöhle 1623/254 (both of which crapped out - the draughting pitch marked on the survey turned out to only be windy because it was between 2 entrances, the pitch itself had no draught and was shallow) and digging through a bit of rubble up the slope to the right of the end of the phreatic tube at the entrance (which just continued upwards until we decided the boulders were of too dubious stability to continue), we pronounced the cave killed. 
+The draughting pitch marked on the survey turned out to only be windy because it was between 2 entrances, the pitch itself had no draught and was shallow.
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-We then basked in the sun for a little while before wandering in the vague direction of top camp, poking at various holes on the way. Becka walked to 2005-02 and found that it should be deleted from the database - it's a short pitch that can be entered from the bottom and is blind. 
+We then basked in the sun for a little while before wandering in the vague direction of top camp, poking at various holes on the way. We found very little, other than a small cave Lara and Charlotte surveyed (Sisyphus Cave). 
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+Becka walked to 2005-02 and found that it should be deleted from the database - it's a short pitch that can be entered from the bottom and is blind. 
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 We also found a small, horizontal cave that Lara and Charlotte surveyed (Sisyphus Cave) for approximately 15m located at 33T 411933 5282517.
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-Finally Buck found a 5m pitch into a sizeable chamber with, sadly, no way on. Becka descended it using the Petzl pulses. This was at 33T 411873 5282624, 
+Finally Buck found a 5m pitch into a sizeable chamber with, sadly, no way on. Becka descended it using the Petzl pulses. This was at 33T 411873 5282624.
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 As I was heading down the hill that evening, I parted ways with the group around this point, making my way back to top camp with only some minor bunde bashing.
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+<p>[Ed.: two variant versions of this entry combined.]
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