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[svn r5991] Added some cursory info for Arachnowrapper.

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<a href="../../../index.htm"><img alt=" CUCC"
src="../../../icons/cucc.png" width=40 height=40></a></center>
<h2><a id="id161e">161 Kaninchenh&ouml;hle: 161e</a> entrance and Iceland
<h2><a id="id161e">161 Kaninchenh&ouml;hle: 161e</a> and 161g entrances and Iceland
(<a href="../../years/1996/index.htm">1996</a>)</h2>
<p>Like Scarface and 161f, 161e was discovered from inside the cave, and
@@ -122,7 +122,8 @@ entry point. There are three holes in the roof, one of which might be
accessible by an exposed climb in the right hand corner of the chamber
[<a name="qC1996-161-23" href="qmtodo.htm#C1996-161-23">C1996-161-23</a> C]. The considerable breeze
which is present throughout Crystal Maze is thought to emanate from these
holes (there is very little breeze in the passages beyond.)
holes (there is very little breeze in the passages beyond). One of these holes
is the connection to <a href="#id161g">161g</a>.
<p><center><a name="icepic" href="l/jtice.htm"><img alt="Photo - 42k"
src="t/jtice.jpg" width=134 height=200></a><br>
@@ -156,6 +157,18 @@ to avoid kicking crap down. This is followed immediately by another pitch of
c 15m, which has not been fully descended. The way on appears to be through a
fairly narrow rift (probably another pitch [C1999-161-xx B])
<h3><a id="id161g">161g</a> (Arachnowrapper)</h3>
<p>161g is a wide stooping-height horizontal entrance leading to a tunnel of
generous proportions, perhaps 4m wide and 40m long. There are three holes in
the floor. The first, near the entrance, is very chossy and loose and was not
descended. The third, at the far end, was descended and found to be blind; a
traverse across the pitch head also produced no results.</p>
<p>However, the second hole in the floor (22m in from the entrance) leads to a
50m pitch. From the base of this an 11m sloping pitch leads into Iceland
chamber.</p>
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