diff --git a/years/2025/log_entries/2025-07-12a.json b/years/2025/log_entries/2025-07-12a.json index bae86d47a..93eb7c410 100644 --- a/years/2025/log_entries/2025-07-12a.json +++ b/years/2025/log_entries/2025-07-12a.json @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ "title": "plateau - There and back again", "place": "plateau", "other_people": "*davidmolnar", - "text": "I joined Mark Shinwell and his friend David to walk to the edge of the plateau and look at various features along the way. We also stopped to collect drone images from the area around Pepper Pot. After the drone flight, we diverged from the Homecoming track and blundered through the bunde cutting the corner to find the Hunters Path where it comes onto the plateau. Much of this is a blur, but we noted a few existing points in the survex and a few new ones. Hopefully Mark has them. Aw we approached the gully coming from the Homecoming area, travel slowed and the terrain became a series of tricky climbdowns. Finally, we reached the Hunters path. By this time, dreams of approaching the edge and flying the drone were gone as we arrived later than we hoped. Instead we found a flat spot to launch the drone from and flew it over the edge collecting photos showing the larch trees that are past the edge.\n

\nA walk up the Hunters path toward Homecoming revealed many interesting holes, but there was no time to take notes. This area deserves a better look with gear and rope.\n

\nWe made it off the plateau too late for dinner across the street, but the basecamp food was excellent!\n

\nI did find a draughting hole in the gully just before we found the Hunters path. A short climb down led to a 5m pitch. Here are a couple of photos of 2025-pb-02. The location is N 47.6924787 E 13.8011285.\n

\n\n", + "text": "I joined Mark Shinwell and his friend David [Molnar? Walker?]to walk to the edge of the plateau and look at various features along the way. We also stopped to collect drone images from the area around Pepper Pot. After the drone flight, we diverged from the Homecoming track and blundered through the bunde cutting the corner to find the Hunters Path where it comes onto the plateau. Much of this is a blur, but we noted a few existing points in the survex and a few new ones. Hopefully Mark has them. Aw we approached the gully coming from the Homecoming area, travel slowed and the terrain became a series of tricky climbdowns. Finally, we reached the Hunters path. By this time, dreams of approaching the edge and flying the drone were gone as we arrived later than we hoped. Instead we found a flat spot to launch the drone from and flew it over the edge collecting photos showing the larch trees that are past the edge.\n

\nA walk up the Hunters path toward Homecoming revealed many interesting holes, but there was no time to take notes. This area deserves a better look with gear and rope.\n

\nWe made it off the plateau too late for dinner across the street, but the basecamp food was excellent!\n

\nI did find a draughting hole in the gully just before we found the Hunters path. A short climb down led to a 5m pitch. Here are a couple of photos of 2025-pb-02. The location is N 47.6924787 E 13.8011285.\n

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