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@@ -127,125 +127,12 @@ extremely high this area was no more than drippy. The floor is reached after 54
 metres of descent. The way on is a short traverse, an 8 metre pitch, 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 from a Y-hang backed up
-to the pitch above. This is also slightly  drippy at the bottom if the water
+to the pitch above. This is also rather drippy at the bottom if the water
 levels are high, but this is not problematic.</p>
 
-<h3><a id="razor">Razordance</a></h3>
-
-<p>At the bottom of the 47m pitch, 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.html#C2000-204-63" id="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 has been
-rigged with an SRT line to avoid getting soaked; if  the water level rises much
-this is still rather aqueous, and probably needs at  least one more bolt. The
-passage is considerably wider for a few metres below  the cascade, but soon
-resumes in its previous manner; it is helpful to traverse  quite high up in
-this section.</p>
-
-</p>Suddenly, the head of a pitch, <b><a id="blacklightning">Black
-Lightning</a></b> (13m), is reached.  The streamway continues past a 2m climb
-and 2m pitch leading to the 25m pitch of <b><a id="mysterywind">Mystery
-Wind</a></b>; this is descended via a crow's-nest which gives a dry sloping
-descent to the floor, protected by two rebelays. Immediately  beyond this is
-<b><a id="davedives">Dave Dives</a></b>, an awkward roof-tube climb to bypass a
-tight spot; this should on no account be descended head-first. A bolt here
-might render the process safer. The streamway continues to the twin pitches of
-<b><a id="easythere">Easy There</a></b> (15m) and <b><a id="steadynow">Steady
-Now</a></b> (4m), the 2002 limit; the head of the latter is difficult and
-tight, but it seems unlikely that the rig could be improved by any alteration
-not involving a large hammer.</p>
-
-<p>2003 saw further pushing to a short, rather damp down pitch (3m) shortly
-followed  by a climb up over boulders into a large chamber, <b><a id="glud">God
-Loves a Drunk</a></b>, where an (apparently impassably tight) inlet enters from
-the right.  Immediately beyond this are <b><a id="mashtun">The Mash Tun</a></b>
-(p8) and <b><a id="copper">Copper</a></b> (p17).  In high water levels these
-are both  very wet, dangerously so given the cold and draughty nature of the
-passage; a deviation around halfway down Copper could potentially help matters.
-There may  be a continuation at high level via a loony bolt traverse across the
-head of Copper [<a href="qm.html#C2003-204-48" id="qC2003-204-48">C2003-204-48
-B</a>].</p>
-
-<p>Beyond this the rift becomes tighter and more awkward again, leading to the
-head of yet another pitch, <b><a id="yeast">Yeast</a></b> (p10). Shortly beyond
-this the  bottom of the rift becomes rather tight and an ascending traverse can
-be followed, as far as a local widening, the 2003 limit; dropping back to
-stream level rapidly becomes tight again, but a traverse line across, <b><a
-id="nordic">Nordic Traverse</a></b>, gives access to a dry fossil passage to
-the head of <b><a id="thirteenyear">Thirteen Year Pitch</a></b> (7m), which
-drops into a spacious dry chamber. Here a tight and scrofulous-looking rift
-leads off to the right
-[<a href="qm.html#C2004-204-03" id="qC2004-204-03">C2004-204-03 C</a>]
-, while the chosen way on is to descend
-<b><a id="pepper">Pepper Pot</a></b> (20m) back to stream level. Here the
-passage returns to familiar rifty crappiness for a few metres; it is helpful to
-take a relatively high level for a while until the passage widens again, at
-which point a 6m pitch, <b><a id="paster">Paster of Muppets</a></b>, regains
-the stream level. Shortly afterwards, the stream can be followed down to the top
-of a short wet drop
-[<a href="qm.html#C2004-204-02" id="qC2004-204-02">C2004-204-02 B</a>]
-or a phreatic widening can be followed upwards.  This leads to some key hole
-passage, which immediately has a large circular pit in the floor, this can be
-descended and the other side can be climbed, preferably with lines.  The
-phreatic part of the passage then takes advantage of a sloping weakness, which
-goes up and to the left.  This can be followed to a right hand bend where the
-floor drops down with the weakness to  <i>yet another</i> pitch <b><a id="butteredscones">Buttered Scones</a></b> (p20), the top of 
-which marks the 2004 limit. It is noticeable on the survey that from the bottom 
-of Paster the passage swings southwards away from the consistent NE-SW alignment 
-of most of Razordance.</p>
-
-<p>2007 saw a big push with several old lags teaming up with new blood to try and 
-finally bottom the bastard.  From the bottom of Buttered Scones, a climb down and a short, 
-muddy passage reaches the head of a pair of spacious pitches, <b><a id="leftzipper">Left 
-Zipper</a></b> (p12) and <b><a id="rightzipper">Right Zipper</a></b> (p12).  In flood 
-conditions the stream re-enters from a window [C2007-204-?? C] part-way down Left Zipper 
-and makes Right Zipper extremely wet.  A short section of comfortable walking passage 
-heading almost due north inevitably gives way to more rifty thrutching, passing an 
-inlet on the right [C2007-204-?? B] where the stream re-enters.  This marks a return 
-to the previous south-westerly line of the passage.  After a few metres, a climb down 
-at a corner if followed by a squeeze to reach the head of <b><a id="holyhandgrenade">
-The Holy Hand Grenade</a></b> (p3), an irritating little pitch with an awkward pitch-head.
-8 metres further on are a pair of short, splashy pitches separated by a wet ledge: 
-<b><a id="unicum">Unicum</a></b> (p7) and <b><a id="zwack">Zwack</a></b> (p5).  The next 
-100m of passage is a ruler-straight muddy rift running to the south-west.  After some 
-narrow sections it is possible to climb up into a large roof tube, which gradually 
-descends to a balcony overlooking the final sump, <b><a id="nowbethankful">Now Be 
-Thankful</a></b>.  Here the wind from Razordance goes up a large aven above the sump 
-[C2007-204-?? X], while a long bolted traverse, mostly on the left-hand wall, gains 
-access to <a href="#silkroad"><b>The Silk Road</b></a>.</p>
-
-<h3><a id="silkroad">The Silk Road</a></h3>
-
-<p>A slippery climb down from the traverse over the sump (an extra bolt would be 
-a good idea) gains a keyhole-shaped inlet passage with an elliptical roof tube 
-and narrow floor trench.  Like Razordance, the passage draughts towards the 
-sump.  The passage runs south-east along the strike for about 30m before 
-turning north-east and heading up-dip in a series of steep meanders for a 
-short distance.  An unpleasant 3m climb up marks a return to south-easterly 
-progress.  The passage briefly splits, with the stream flowing through a pool 
-in a low section while a large oxbow to the left provides a trivial bypass.  
-Just beyond the oxbow is a junction.  <i>Straight ahead, going upstream, 40m 
-of stooping and crawling over muddy cobbles leads to a chamber where the 
-stream emerges from a tight inlet [C2007-204-?? C] with an obvious passage
-visible 7m above (which can be reached from beyond <a href="#khyber"><b>Carry-on 
-up the Khyber</b></a>)</i>.</p>
-
-<p>Back at the junction, the left turn leads up an abandoned series of dry 
-cascades, <b><a id="khyber">Carry-on up the Khyber</a></b>.  Ten climbs of 
-varying difficulty and ranging in height between 2 and 4 metres pass a lead 
-on the left [C2007-204-?? ?] to reach a relatively well decorated section of 
-walking passage.  This becomes a sandy crawl which branches; to the left is 
-unexplored [C2007-204-?? C], straight ahead reaches a hole overlooking the 
-continuation of The Silk Road, while to the right quickly reaches a loose 
-2m climb down into the same place.  <i>Right here is a 3m climb down followed 
-by a short section of passage to the head of a 7m pitch back to the inlet at 
-the foot of Carry-on up the Khyber</i>.  To the left, The Silk Road continues as 
-4m wide passage with a rocky floor, passing a stooping-height passage on the 
-left [C2007-204-?? A].  After 60m, a gap between boulders leads into a 30m-wide 
-chamber, <b><a id="forbidcity">The Forbidden City</a></b>.</p>
+<p>The bottom here is the start of the deep and strenuous <a
+href="razordance.html">Razordance</a>
+series.</p>
 
 <h3><a id="fledermaus">Fledermausschacht</a></h3>
 
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+
+<h1>Razordance and beyond the sump</h1>
+
+<h3><a id="razor">Razordance</a></h3>
+
+<p>At the bottom of the 47m pitch, 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.html#C2000-204-63" id="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 has been
+rigged with an SRT line to avoid getting soaked; if  the water level rises much
+this is still rather aqueous, and probably needs at  least one more bolt. The
+passage is considerably wider for a few metres below  the cascade, but soon
+resumes in its previous manner; it is helpful to traverse  quite high up in
+this section.</p>
+
+</p>Suddenly, the head of a pitch, <b><a id="blacklightning">Black
+Lightning</a></b> (13m), is reached.  The streamway continues past a 2m climb
+and 2m pitch leading to the 25m pitch of <b><a id="mysterywind">Mystery
+Wind</a></b>; this is descended via a crow's-nest which gives a dry sloping
+descent to the floor, protected by two rebelays. Immediately  beyond this is
+<b><a id="davedives">Dave Dives</a></b>, an awkward roof-tube climb to bypass a
+tight spot; this should on no account be descended head-first. A bolt here
+might render the process safer. The streamway continues to the twin pitches of
+<b><a id="easythere">Easy There</a></b> (15m) and <b><a id="steadynow">Steady
+Now</a></b> (4m), the 2002 limit; the head of the latter is difficult and
+tight, but it seems unlikely that the rig could be improved by any alteration
+not involving a large hammer.</p>
+
+<p>2003 saw further pushing to a short, rather damp down pitch (3m) shortly
+followed  by a climb up over boulders into a large chamber, <b><a id="glud">God
+Loves a Drunk</a></b>, where an (apparently impassably tight) inlet enters from
+the right.  Immediately beyond this are <b><a id="mashtun">The Mash Tun</a></b>
+(p8) and <b><a id="copper">Copper</a></b> (p17).  In high water levels these
+are both  very wet, dangerously so given the cold and draughty nature of the
+passage; a deviation around halfway down Copper could potentially help matters.
+There may  be a continuation at high level via a loony bolt traverse across the
+head of Copper [<a href="qm.html#C2003-204-48" id="qC2003-204-48">C2003-204-48
+B</a>].</p>
+
+<p>Beyond this the rift becomes tighter and more awkward again, leading to the
+head of yet another pitch, <b><a id="yeast">Yeast</a></b> (p10). Shortly beyond
+this the  bottom of the rift becomes rather tight and an ascending traverse can
+be followed, as far as a local widening, the 2003 limit; dropping back to
+stream level rapidly becomes tight again, but a traverse line across, <b><a
+id="nordic">Nordic Traverse</a></b>, gives access to a dry fossil passage to
+the head of <b><a id="thirteenyear">Thirteen Year Pitch</a></b> (7m), which
+drops into a spacious dry chamber. Here a tight and scrofulous-looking rift
+leads off to the right
+[<a href="qm.html#C2004-204-03" id="qC2004-204-03">C2004-204-03 C</a>]
+, while the chosen way on is to descend
+<b><a id="pepper">Pepper Pot</a></b> (20m) back to stream level. Here the
+passage returns to familiar rifty crappiness for a few metres; it is helpful to
+take a relatively high level for a while until the passage widens again, at
+which point a 6m pitch, <b><a id="paster">Paster of Muppets</a></b>, regains
+the stream level. Shortly afterwards, the stream can be followed down to the top
+of a short wet drop
+[<a href="qm.html#C2004-204-02" id="qC2004-204-02">C2004-204-02 B</a>]
+or a phreatic widening can be followed upwards.  This leads to some key hole
+passage, which immediately has a large circular pit in the floor, this can be
+descended and the other side can be climbed, preferably with lines.  The
+phreatic part of the passage then takes advantage of a sloping weakness, which
+goes up and to the left.  This can be followed to a right hand bend where the
+floor drops down with the weakness to  <i>yet another</i> pitch <b><a id="butteredscones">Buttered Scones</a></b> (p20), the top of 
+which marks the 2004 limit. It is noticeable on the survey that from the bottom 
+of Paster the passage swings southwards away from the consistent NE-SW alignment 
+of most of Razordance.</p>
+
+<p>2007 saw a big push with several old lags teaming up with new blood to try and 
+finally bottom the bastard.  From the bottom of Buttered Scones, a climb down and a short, 
+muddy passage reaches the head of a pair of spacious pitches, <b><a id="leftzipper">Left 
+Zipper</a></b> (p12) and <b><a id="rightzipper">Right Zipper</a></b> (p12).  In flood 
+conditions the stream re-enters from a window [C2007-204-?? C] part-way down Left Zipper 
+and makes Right Zipper extremely wet.  A short section of comfortable walking passage 
+heading almost due north inevitably gives way to more rifty thrutching, passing an 
+inlet on the right [C2007-204-?? B] where the stream re-enters.  This marks a return 
+to the previous south-westerly line of the passage.  After a few metres, a climb down 
+at a corner if followed by a squeeze to reach the head of <b><a id="holyhandgrenade">
+The Holy Hand Grenade</a></b> (p3), an irritating little pitch with an awkward pitch-head.
+8 metres further on are a pair of short, splashy pitches separated by a wet ledge: 
+<b><a id="unicum">Unicum</a></b> (p7) and <b><a id="zwack">Zwack</a></b> (p5).  The next 
+100m of passage is a ruler-straight muddy rift running to the south-west.  After some 
+narrow sections it is possible to climb up into a large roof tube, which gradually 
+descends to a balcony overlooking the final sump, <b><a id="nowbethankful">Now Be 
+Thankful</a></b>.  Here the wind from Razordance goes up a large aven above the sump 
+[C2007-204-?? X], while a long bolted traverse, mostly on the left-hand wall, gains 
+access to <a href="#silkroad"><b>The Silk Road</b></a>.</p>
+
+<h3><a id="silkroad">The Silk Road</a></h3>
+
+<p>A slippery climb down from the traverse over the sump (an extra bolt would be 
+a good idea) gains a keyhole-shaped inlet passage with an elliptical roof tube 
+and narrow floor trench.  Like Razordance, the passage draughts towards the 
+sump.  The passage runs south-east along the strike for about 30m before 
+turning north-east and heading up-dip in a series of steep meanders for a 
+short distance.  An unpleasant 3m climb up marks a return to south-easterly 
+progress.  The passage briefly splits, with the stream flowing through a pool 
+in a low section while a large oxbow to the left provides a trivial bypass.  
+Just beyond the oxbow is a junction.  <i>Straight ahead, going upstream, 40m 
+of stooping and crawling over muddy cobbles leads to a chamber where the 
+stream emerges from a tight inlet [C2007-204-?? C] with an obvious passage
+visible 7m above (which can be reached from beyond <a href="#khyber"><b>Carry-on 
+up the Khyber</b></a>)</i>.</p>
+
+<p>Back at the junction, the left turn leads up an abandoned series of dry 
+cascades, <b><a id="khyber">Carry-on up the Khyber</a></b>.  Ten climbs of 
+varying difficulty and ranging in height between 2 and 4 metres pass a lead 
+on the left [C2007-204-?? ?] to reach a relatively well decorated section of 
+walking passage.  This becomes a sandy crawl which branches; to the left is 
+unexplored [C2007-204-?? C], straight ahead reaches a hole overlooking the 
+continuation of The Silk Road, while to the right quickly reaches a loose 
+2m climb down into the same place.  <i>Right here is a 3m climb down followed 
+by a short section of passage to the head of a 7m pitch back to the inlet at 
+the foot of Carry-on up the Khyber</i>.  To the left, The Silk Road continues as 
+4m wide passage with a rocky floor, passing a stooping-height passage on the 
+left [C2007-204-?? A].  After 60m, a gap between boulders leads into a 30m-wide 
+chamber, <b><a id="forbidcity">The Forbidden City</a></b>.</p>
+
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