[svn r5963] Oops. My bad. Reverting previous changes to smkridge stuff.

One teensy little benign fix to 152 as well.

noinfo/CAVETAB2.CSV

@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@
 149,"1/S +",,,,"smkridge/149.htm",,"Plateau Schacht 149",,,"2b","CUCC 1984","Documentation comprises a grade 1 sketch with no description in 1984 logbook. Horizontal entrance leads under a shaft to surface and a 5m climb down to a choke. Over the hole and left leads in a sandy tube to a traverse reaching a 4m diameter tube. To the right this is choked, with small blocked tubes leading off. Ahead and left a 10m pitch leads to a solid choke.",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Until the 1984 logbook surfaced in 1993, we thought this number was not allocated, but, interestingly, the Austrians had this as 2/T +, 1685m, NE of Schwarzmoossattel, and think it was explored in 1984 by CUCC to 100m long and 15m deep. Where is this information coming from, and why didn't CUCC record it for their own benefit too?",,,,,,,,,,,,,,"The entrance is in a large gully, just above the sandy depression, opposite Wolfh&ouml;hle. Several draughting entrances. Sketch with no north arrow, but would guess that its north from <a href=""../plateau/145.htm"">145</a>.",,,,
 150,"0/T +",,,,"smkridge/150.htm",,"Schwa R&ouml;hrh&ouml;hle 150",,,"2b","CUCC 1985 ","Draughting tube, too tight at -2m, and therefore should not really have a kataster number. ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"p150",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,"On the way to 152",,,,
 151,"0/T +",,,,"smkridge/151.htm",,"Schwa H&ouml;hle 151",,,"2b","CUCC 1985 ","Chamber 3m in diameter with draughting slot which proved too tight, -3m. This suggest that it is is too small to have a number. ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"p151",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,"On the way to 152",,,,
-152,"4/S +",,,"last entrance","smkridge/152.htm",,"Bananeh&ouml;hle",,,"2b","CUCC 1985 ","A vertical entrance which leads, at a depth of -145m, into <a href=""113.htm"">Sonnenstrahlh&ouml;hle</a> below the Purple Pit, just before M&uuml;sli crawl (-198m from Sonnenstrahl entrance bolt). Entrance pitch <b>Scott</b> is 9m over snow, then a small tube leads down to a short climb down boulders to an 8m pitch <b>Virgil</b>, followed immediately by <b>Alan</b>, another 8m pitch landing in <b>Dump Chamber</b>. A long rift, <b>Boulder Alley</b> leads to a rock bridge and scramble down boulders into <b>Boulder Chamber</b> which ends in a 4m climb and pitches of 5m (<b>John</b>) and 4m (<b>Parker</b>) over boulders. A 5m pitch (<b>Mr. Tracy</b>) drops into the top of a very tall narrow rift. A slight widening allows a short climb down into the canyon, but is soon too tight - <b>Lady Penelope</b>. The rift continues until a fault is met and <b>The Good Pitch Venus</b> is 24m to <b>Behind the Drinks Cabinet</b>. A further rift leads to a 16m pitch which lands in Sonnenstrahlh&ouml;hle.</p><p>Boulder Chamber appears to correspond with the bouldery Opera House in Sonnenstrahlh&ouml;hle, while the Good Pitch Venus and following 16m pitch correlate with the Purple Pit.",,,,,"In dataset","? grade 4",152,,,,,,,,,"p152","drilled station at entrance ",,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,"on the hillside below and to the east of 113",,,,
+152,"4/S +",,,,"smkridge/152.htm",,"Bananeh&ouml;hle",,,"2b","CUCC 1985 ","A vertical entrance which leads, at a depth of -145m, into <a href=""113.htm"">Sonnenstrahlh&ouml;hle</a> below the Purple Pit, just before M&uuml;sli crawl (-198m from Sonnenstrahl entrance bolt). Entrance pitch <b>Scott</b> is 9m over snow, then a small tube leads down to a short climb down boulders to an 8m pitch <b>Virgil</b>, followed immediately by <b>Alan</b>, another 8m pitch landing in <b>Dump Chamber</b>. A long rift, <b>Boulder Alley</b> leads to a rock bridge and scramble down boulders into <b>Boulder Chamber</b> which ends in a 4m climb and pitches of 5m (<b>John</b>) and 4m (<b>Parker</b>) over boulders. A 5m pitch (<b>Mr. Tracy</b>) drops into the top of a very tall narrow rift. A slight widening allows a short climb down into the canyon, but is soon too tight - <b>Lady Penelope</b>. The rift continues until a fault is met and <b>The Good Pitch Venus</b> is 24m to <b>Behind the Drinks Cabinet</b>. A further rift leads to a 16m pitch which lands in Sonnenstrahlh&ouml;hle.</p><p>Boulder Chamber appears to correspond with the bouldery Opera House in Sonnenstrahlh&ouml;hle, while the Good Pitch Venus and following 16m pitch correlate with the Purple Pit.",,,,,"In dataset","? grade 4",152,,,,,,,,,"p152","drilled station at entrance ",,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,"on the hillside below and to the east of 113",,,,
 153,"1/S +",,,,"smkridge/153.htm",,"Schwa Schacht 153",,,"2b","Discovered CUCC 1985 (on last day), explored 1987","Entrance climb of 12m in doline appears to choke, but a small letterbox squeeze in side of shaft leads to broken pitch. First section of 6m in a rift less than 2m wide leads to a ledge, then 12m down to a floor. A slightly hammered squeeze leads into another narrow rift dropping 10m. This constricts to 20cm and then becomes totally impassable only shortly below. Squeezes are quite epic to reverse.",,,,,,"Grade 1 elevation from 1987 Log Book, surface survey from cairn on Bunter's Bulge.</p><div class=""centre""><img alt=""Sketch survey, 9k gif"" width=""640"" height=""510"" src=""others/153.png"" /></div><p>",,,,,,,,,,"p153",,,"Surface survey",,"gps00.153",,,,,,"~200m on 013&deg; magnetic and +03&deg; from Bunter's Bulge <span lang=""de"">(Wei&szlig;e Warze).</span>","From <span lang=""de"">Wei&szlig;e Warze,</span> follow red arrows until you see yellow arrows, follow these (there would seem to be just two of them). After last yellow arrow, cross gully in same direction, then permanent survey mark TC is on large slab in centre of next depression. From here, climb out of depression on bearing 035&deg;, then keep going up gully to 153 (large boulder above on left is a good vantage point).  ",,,
 154,"1/S x","a b",,"yes","smkridge/154.htm",,"Schwa Schacht 154",,,"2b","Discovered CUCC 1985 (on last day), explored 1987","Loose pitch head gives onto 5m entrance pitch. A rift leads off but quickly chokes, while a draughting slot could be dug, but is rather loose and dangerous, so was left.",,,,,,"Grade 1 plan (no scale) from 1987 Log Book, surface survey from Bunter's Bulge.</p><div class=""centre""><img alt=""sketch - 3k gif"" width=""280"" height=""250"" src=""others/154.png"" /></div><p>",,,,,,,"This doesn't sound much like the 1985 log book description, which is of a climb down in a rift below the survey mark into a chamber with daylight entering in two or three places. There is another way out, though where this is isn't mentioned, and the cave needed a rope to push further. However, the 1987 sketch does sound like this ! It is not clear whether the 1987 push addressed the way out needing a rope - perhaps another look would be a good idea, if a party is working in this area.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,"~60m on 222&deg; from outcrop which is ~100m on 10&deg; from 153.","From 153, follow gully, keeping slightly left to end (10&deg; magnetic), climb over ridge to left and continue with next gully into depression. Lower entrance in bottom of depression, but this is not marked, on over next ridge to find marked entrance.",,,
 ,,"a",,"entrance",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"p154",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,,,,,
@@ -346,8 +346,8 @@
 ,,,"1999_MS_01",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"gps00.99ms01",,,,,,,,,,
 ,,,"1999_MS_02",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"gps00.99ms02",,,,,,,,,,
 ,,,"1999-10",,,,,,,,"CUCC Brian and Becka 1999.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"gps00.99_10",,,,,,,,,,"tag 2000"
-,,,"2000-08",,"smkridge/2000-08.htm",,"???",,,"2b","CUCC 2000, 2002, 2003 (Mark Shinwell)","Short pitch (~6m) from chossy naturals leads to large (~4m wide) unroofed passage. Uphill leads to rift, which is choked (corresponding to nearby choked surface rift). Downhill passes a wedged rock to a climb down onto a snowbank. Right is blind, left descends and leads to a blind pit with a too-tight continuation (looks diggable though), with a big echo.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"p2000-08",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,"The large entrance is adjacent to the route used in 2000 onwards across the plateau to <a href=""../204/204.html"">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</a>, shortly before arriving at the stone bridge. It lies almost directly above the huge aven of 7-11 Chamber in 204; the vertical separation, however, is of the order of 120m.",,,,"Tag."
-,"2/S/T x",,"2000-09",,"smkridge/2000-09.htm",,"Hauchh&ouml;hle",,,"2b","CUCC 2000, 2002.","The horizontal entrance slopes downhill for about 20m, passing beneath a skylight and a crawl to the left.  The crawl leads to a drop into a rift, where there are three ways on.  To the right closes down; to the left, there are crawls at two levels.  The higher-level crawl chokes; the two crawls at the lower level unite and then reach a junction.  To the left chokes; to the right leads to a chamber.  This chamber can also be reached by going straight on from the aforementioned junction at the rift.</p><p>From this chamber, there are two ways on. <i>A small choss wall surrounds a vertical hole through which it is possible to drop down (tricky on the return) into a small chamber.  From here, an awkward squeeze leads into a continuing crawl, which has not been pushed.</i>  To the left is a crawl over choss which enlarges.  <i>Straight ahead leads to an earthen-floored draughting crawl which has been dug, and needs further work to get through.  Shortly before the crawl becomes flat-out, a tube leading up on the right becomes too tight.</i> After a short distance a tube on the right leads to the head of a pitch (not pushed; probably 15-20m) and continues to a choke.  The head of this pitch draughts outwards significantly.</p><p>Back in the entrance passage, at the bottom of the slope there is an unpushed crawl to the left and a wriggle up over rubble into a chamber.  From this chamber, the obvious way on is a pitch of approximately 15m, but there is a possible crawl above this (doesn't look promising).  At the foot of the pitch, in large rift passage, a crawl on the left leads for about 15m before turning left and becoming too tight.  Straight ahead, a crawl reaches a junction with continuations upwards, to the left, straight ahead, and to the right, none of which have been pushed.  To the right is a further unpushed crawl.</p><p>Back in the rift chamber, an exposed, but easy-looking ascending traverse has not been pushed.  There is a short climb down, after which a climb up is blind, and the continuing descent passes a narrow point before entering an ascending traverse in a rift which leads to a 5m pitch into a small chamber.</p><p>A noticable draught was blowing out of the entrance in 2002, accompanied by water vapour.  ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"p2000-09",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,,"The arch-shaped entrance and gully are obvious from the route used in 2000 onwards from Top Camp to <a href=""../204/204.html"">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</a>.  Shortly after crossing the large bare area of limestone slabs on the flanks of the Hinter, the path traverses directly around the right-hand side of the entrance gully.",,,"Tag."
+,,,"2000-08",,"smkridge/2000-08/2000-08.htm",,"???",,,"2b","CUCC 2000, 2002, 2003 (Mark Shinwell)","Short pitch (~6m) from chossy naturals leads to large (~4m wide) unroofed passage. Uphill leads to rift, which is choked (corresponding to nearby choked surface rift). Downhill passes a wedged rock to a climb down onto a snowbank. Right is blind, left descends and leads to a blind pit with a too-tight continuation (looks diggable though), with a big echo.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"p2000-08",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,"The large entrance is adjacent to the route used in 2000 onwards across the plateau to <a href=""../204/204.html"">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</a>, shortly before arriving at the stone bridge. It lies almost directly above the huge aven of 7-11 Chamber in 204; the vertical separation, however, is of the order of 120m.",,,,"Tag."
+,"2/S/T x",,"2000-09",,"smkridge/2000-08/2000-09.htm",,"Hauchh&ouml;hle",,,"2b","CUCC 2000, 2002.","The horizontal entrance slopes downhill for about 20m, passing beneath a skylight and a crawl to the left.  The crawl leads to a drop into a rift, where there are three ways on.  To the right closes down; to the left, there are crawls at two levels.  The higher-level crawl chokes; the two crawls at the lower level unite and then reach a junction.  To the left chokes; to the right leads to a chamber.  This chamber can also be reached by going straight on from the aforementioned junction at the rift.</p><p>From this chamber, there are two ways on. <i>A small choss wall surrounds a vertical hole through which it is possible to drop down (tricky on the return) into a small chamber.  From here, an awkward squeeze leads into a continuing crawl, which has not been pushed.</i>  To the left is a crawl over choss which enlarges.  <i>Straight ahead leads to an earthen-floored draughting crawl which has been dug, and needs further work to get through.  Shortly before the crawl becomes flat-out, a tube leading up on the right becomes too tight.</i> After a short distance a tube on the right leads to the head of a pitch (not pushed; probably 15-20m) and continues to a choke.  The head of this pitch draughts outwards significantly.</p><p>Back in the entrance passage, at the bottom of the slope there is an unpushed crawl to the left and a wriggle up over rubble into a chamber.  From this chamber, the obvious way on is a pitch of approximately 15m, but there is a possible crawl above this (doesn't look promising).  At the foot of the pitch, in large rift passage, a crawl on the left leads for about 15m before turning left and becoming too tight.  Straight ahead, a crawl reaches a junction with continuations upwards, to the left, straight ahead, and to the right, none of which have been pushed.  To the right is a further unpushed crawl.</p><p>Back in the rift chamber, an exposed, but easy-looking ascending traverse has not been pushed.  There is a short climb down, after which a climb up is blind, and the continuing descent passes a narrow point before entering an ascending traverse in a rift which leads to a 5m pitch into a small chamber.</p><p>A noticable draught was blowing out of the entrance in 2002, accompanied by water vapour.  ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"p2000-09",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,,"The arch-shaped entrance and gully are obvious from the route used in 2000 onwards from Top Camp to <a href=""../204/204.html"">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</a>.  Shortly after crossing the large bare area of limestone slabs on the flanks of the Hinter, the path traverses directly around the right-hand side of the entrance gully.",,,"Tag."
 ,,,"2001-02",,,,,,,"2b",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"p2001-02",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,,,,,
 ,,,"2001-03",,,,,,,"2b",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"p2001-03",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,,,,,
 ,"3/S/T x (+?)",,"2001-04",,"smkridge/2001-04/2001-04.html",,"Rock'n'Roll H&ouml;hle",,"(a.k.a. Olly's Sucking H&ouml;hle)","2b","CUCC 2001 Phil U, Mark S","<i>[Taken from 2001 log book]</i>""Went to investigate this draughting orifice. Initial entrance climb is fine, if you chimney down on the R side. At the bottom, there are three ways on. The first one goes back under the entrance, down a boulder slope, to emerge in a large chamber ""Cheesy dip"". There are a number of small leads off, all choked. In the roof is lots of daylight, coming from 2001-046. Left from the entrance went down a loose slope (blowing). Right (Sucking) went along a bit. We decided to do some surveying. Which required red paint. Which was at the bivvi site. So we went and had a cup of tea for a bit. Came back with surveying gear and surveyed the LH route to a ~5m deep pit.""</p><p>(There were at least three trips to this cave judging by the survey file, but only this one was written up.)",,,"Form prepared 15/2/04 but not yet sent",,"In dataset","</p><p><img src=""2001-04plan.png"" alt=""2001-04 plan survey"" />","2001-04","503m","40m","172m N-S",,,,,,"p2001-04",,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,"In small valley just below top of SMK ridge, 200m S of 204 bivvy site",,,,
@@ -359,7 +359,7 @@
 ,"-",,"2001-10",,,,"Gro&szlig;arbeith&ouml;hle",,,"2b",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 ,"-",,"2001-11",,,,"Schn&uuml;rsenkelschacht",,,"2b",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 ,"-",,"2001-12",,,,"Unnotiggewohnlichkeitschacht",,,"2b",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
-,"2/T x",,"2002-01",,"smkridge/2002-01.html",,"Artischockeh&ouml;hle",,,"2b","CUCC 2002.","A contortion through boulders leads to a large horizontal passage, which gradually ascends until eventually lowering to a short flat-out crawl over choss.  This leads to a chamber, from where it is possible to slither to the left through a gap between choss and the ceiling.  Here there are two ways on.  To the right ends quickly; a dig under the wall ended in a further choke.  To the left leads to a tight crawl through dangerous boulders which would need digging to make further progress.</p><p>A noticable draught outwards is present throughout the cave.",,,,,,,,"70m approx.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"The entrance is situated in a large choss bowl adjacent to the route used in 2000 onwards from Top Camp to <a href=""../204/204.html"">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</a>, where the path turns left just beyond <a href=""../2000-09/2000-09.htm"">Hauchh&ouml;hle</a>.",,,"Tag."
+,"2/T x",,"2002-01",,"smkridge/2002-01/2002-01.html",,"Artischockeh&ouml;hle",,,"2b","CUCC 2002.","A contortion through boulders leads to a large horizontal passage, which gradually ascends until eventually lowering to a short flat-out crawl over choss.  This leads to a chamber, from where it is possible to slither to the left through a gap between choss and the ceiling.  Here there are two ways on.  To the right ends quickly; a dig under the wall ended in a further choke.  To the left leads to a tight crawl through dangerous boulders which would need digging to make further progress.</p><p>A noticable draught outwards is present throughout the cave.",,,,,,,,"70m approx.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"The entrance is situated in a large choss bowl adjacent to the route used in 2000 onwards from Top Camp to <a href=""../204/204.html"">Steinbr&uuml;ckenh&ouml;hle</a>, where the path turns left just beyond <a href=""../2000-09/2000-09.htm"">Hauchh&ouml;hle</a>.",,,"Tag."
 ,"1/S/W +",,"2002-04",,"smkridge/2002-04/2002-04.html",,"Tropfelnh&ouml;hle","Dripping Cave",,"2b","</p><ul><li>Tagged CUCC 2002 (culprit not known).</li><li>Explored + surveyed CUCC 2003, Anthony + Julia.</li></ul><p>","Square hole at the end of short gully looks out onto a drop of 3m (spit placed for ladder) to a false floor with a further similar-sized drop by a large boulder (continue the same ladder). Landing in a rift, east quickly becomes too tight, while west leads to a 3m free-climbable drop which is choked at the bottom.",,,"Form will be prepared when Dour draws up the survey",,"In dataset","</p><p><img src=""plan.png"" alt=""2002-04 plan (25k png)"" /></p><p>Notes in 2003#22","2002-04","17m","11m",,,,,,,"p2002-04","pitch head bolt",,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,,"Go to 204C and stand facing the stone bridge. The entrance can be seen ~60m away {might be wise to check surface survey if bothered} at the end of a short gully.",,,"Tag ""CUCC 2002/04"" on LH wall of gully approaching entrance."
 ,"1/S/T =",,"2003-03",,"smkridge/2003-03/2003-03.html",,"Kartoffelbreih&ouml;hle","Mashed Potato Cave",,"2b","CUCC 2003 Julian T, Dave L","A climb down/squeeze through boulders (awkward on the way out for fat bastards like me - Dave) leads to a small chamber ~4m across, with a loose hole in the floor at the far end. This was descended for perhaps 15 or 20m to a hopelessly choked floor of small pebbles. A window around a third of the way down the pitch leads to a parallel shaft, also choked at the bottom (from which there is another window back into the main shaft).","26m rope + some (4 or 5) hangers sufficient",,,,,,,,"? (~15m)",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"On south flank of Nieder Augst-Eck just north of stone bridge. Directly to the east of 2003-04.",,,,"Tag."
 ,"1/T +",,"2003-04",,"smkridge/2003-04/2003-04.html",,"Dreieckh&ouml;hle","Triangle Cave",,"2b","CUCC 2003 Julian T, Dave L, Frank T","A short sloping crawl leads to a stooping passage which opens out into a large horizontal phreatic passage heading northeast, floored with large blocks. This proceeds for around 25m to the northeast before terminating in an unstable boulder pile. Some small tubes branch off but are too small to access. In summer 2003 there was a strong inwards draught, which lost itself in the terminal boulder chokes.","None required","None (one arguable dig, not worth the bother)","Form prepared but not yet sent",,"In dataset","</p><p><img src=""2003-04plan.png"" alt=""2003-04 plan (22k png)"" /></p><p>(Notes in 2003#23)","2003-04","53m","13m",,,,,,"p2003-04",,,,"Surface survey",,,,,,,,,"In small elliptical depression around 100m N of stone bridge",,,"Tagged 2003"