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<br /><br />Found 2012-NS-13, took picture of enstrance - 292 Motte Hohle. Photos were lost, now in R Turnbull folder [Scanned survey notes, but no actual survey existing, so have resurveyed. By Wookey].
<br /><br />2012-NS-02 - needs to be katastered* (surveyed, photoed, tagged).
<br /><br />2010 - 02 - Resurveyed zigzag cave - Wookey drawing. Photos on Wookey's phone/device.
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<br /><br />Wookey continued the next day with Phil + Dinny.
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<div class="tripdate" id="t2022-08-08d">2022-08-08</div>
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<br /><br />Both photoed (Wook &amp; Philip) so both Katasterable.
<div class="timeug">T/U: 0.5 hours Dinny, Paul W</div>
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<div class="tripdate" id="2022_s17b_blog">2022-08-16</div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Rachel Turnbull</u>, </div>
<br /><br />All "in cave notes" from 2022 survey folder are scanned to either Wook laptop or Luke's. Specifically, surveys 01-44. Where there is a drawn plan or elevation in the folder at this date it is also scanned. Exceptions 32 - Anthony - in folder 31, and 35 - Frank - PDA files in folder.
<div class="trippeople"><u>Rachel Turnbull</u></div>
<div class="triptitle">basecamp - Cave Notes</div>
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[From blog post dated 16th August.]<br>
All "in cave notes" from 2022 survey folder are scanned to either Wook laptop or Luke's. Specifically, surveys 01-44. Where there is a drawn plan or elevation in the folder at this date it is also scanned. Exceptions 32 - Anthony - in folder 31, and 35 - Frank - PDA files in folder.
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So, camp was pretty successful, tying up plenty of leads and leaving some great new ones to go at on future trips, while also proving that camping in FF is a very good option with abundant resources and facilities along with a good CaveLink connection. In the final instalment, hear about what we found at the bottom of the big pitch Luke dropped, which we named ‘Clap My Pitch Up’ not only in honour of the Prodigy song (which I liked to play as an antidote to the terrible music favoured by the Creche), but also in homage to the great musical traditions of Bad Aussee as observed at the summer festival.</div>
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Amelia had returned and were bolting the traverse in Happy Butterfly. It sounded like they had a long way to go, so we decided to leave without derigging in case they
couldn't get down Happy Butterfly.
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<br /><br />Insert scan for 290 clap my pitch up rigging guide
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With camp packed up, we started the long, muddy slog up Mongol Rally, weighed down with camping kit. We met the first wave of the de-rig team at the top of Mongol Rally and the second wave shortly after, at which point came the very welcome offer of help with bag carrying. We made it out just in time to catch the last light of the day, which was very welcome after two nights underground.</div>
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