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"text": "<i>Oh the expo time is coming\n<p>\nAnd the snowplugs are quickly melting\n<p>\nAnd the wild plateau chives\n<p>\nGrow around the blooming bunde\n<p>\nWill you go, Wookey, go?\n<p>\n<p>\nAnd we'll all go together\n<p>\nTo pull wild plateau chives\n<p>\nAll around the blooming bunde\n<p>\nWill you go, Wookey, go?</i>",
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"text": "The mission: ferry over 1km of rope (plus some other gear) between Homecoming and Topcamp.\n<p>\nThe hope: to be done with this early enough to go and push Joel, Jonty, and Julia's newly discovered cave SE of Balkon: 'Reflectorists'.\n<p>\n<p>\nWe set off up the hill along with Harry, Hannah, Ella, and Hamish, with Becka and Chris a little ways ahead. At the col we parted, with the latter two walking to Topcamp and the rest of us heading straight towards Homecoming. On the way we passed many very enticing holes, most of which had been logged in 2023 but not dropped. The plateau along that walk is practically swiss cheese!\n<p>\n<p>\nUpon arrival at Homecoming, we had a break and some flapjack before packing rope (and a few bolt hammers and through bolts) whilst Harry, Hannah, Ella, and Hamish headed up to Garlic Camp to collect useful gear. We managed to take the majority of it, but there was still a considerable amount left. \n<p>\n<p>\nWe then set out across the plateau towards Topcamp, the sun absolutely sweltering hot, but very fortunately obscured intermittently by clouds.\n<p>\nWe had a break at Fishface, spending awhile enjoying the cold breeze in the entrance. After saying hi to Becka, who was on her way to Homecoming to pick up more rope, we started back on the path. \n<p>\n<p>\nThis section of the walk felt like it went much quicker, since most of it was taken up by Joel and Jonty trying to remember all the many sections of the path they'd named on previous expos.\n<p>\n<p>\nIt wasn't until we got to the top of Mount Densham that Joel realised he'd lost his phone. We feebly attempted to locate it on google maps, but all this told us was that he was as Basecamp 13 hours ago, and we determined it had no signal by attempting to send it whatsapp messages. After a little discussion, we determined it had most likely been lost around Fishface, since it was the last place we'd stopped. Joel and I dumped our bags and headed back to Fishface whilst the others continued on towards Topcamp.\n<p>\nOh my god, walking across the plateau is SO much nicer without a bag. You can jump!!! It was a lovely walk back, and we found Joel's phone almost instantly in the entrance to Fishface, propped against a wall. I refilled my now emptied waterbottle with some snow from the meagre snowplug at the entrance, then we headed back to our bags and onwards to Topcamp. Once we got back, we dumped rope and had some food. The Garlic Camp group arrived, having also taken some rope back from Homecoming.\n<p>\n<p>\nGiven that it was already around 2, and Julia needed to be down the hill for her train at 8, and Jonty had injured his ankle, we decided to head down the hill early, unfortunately abandoning our hopes of pushing Reflectorists for another day. We substituted Joel for Ella, as Joel was planning on sleeping at Topcamp, and started on our way.\n<p>\n<p>\nThe walk down went smoothly, but was incredibly hot. We passed Becka on the way back, who had managed to take the last of the rope back from Homecoming, leaving only the drum of metalwork there. After sweating through the rest of the walk, we finally returned to the carpark, did a quick shop, then headed to the lake via Basecamp for a very lovely and refreshing evening.",
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"text": "For the 6th day in a row we walked up the hill, heading back to Hahaha Hohle for the one final hope of a lead. We kitted up and quickly made our way to a traverse going over the top of the final pitch we dropped yesterday. This has to be the quickest I\u2019ve ever killed a lead; I put in one pulse for protection over the traverse and where we were hoping the passage bended round to the left we found a wall\u2026 Hahaha Hohle was now officially dead. We derigged everything and headed back to the surface with the intention of continuing prospecting along the col-homecoming path. \n<p>\nWe headed on to a large shaft we had passed on previous walks (p2023-ash-03 [Ed. This can't be right: 2025-ash-03 was discovered on 22nd July and this entry is on the 4th]) and I chucked my oversuit on over my clothes before starting to rig [Ed., presumably rigging 2025-hh-01 not ash-03], very glad that I did as it ended up being a very drippy prospect. \n<p>\nThe shaft dropped onto an ice plug with a hole at one end which we descended through, once below the ice the meltwater coming off it was rather unpleasant. We hit a very drippy ledge below and the cave was still descending; we were hoping it would crap out as it was so unpleasantly wet. I continued below the ledge as far as I could get on the rope we had and could see the passage continued heading down, this is technically a lead but very unappealing. We headed back out doing the hastiest survey possible and continued prospecting further along the path. \n<p>\nWe saw a couple of snakes on the way which we identified as European black vipers after a later google. Harry dropped a 10m shaft which was choked at the bottom, the coordinates on this were 47.69079 N, 13.80601 E - named p2025-hh-01. We then came to a very promising and draughty hole which Harry got very excited about. Harry started rigging and I came following after, feeling rather bad crushing Harry\u2019s hopes when I noticed some thru bolts on the opposite wall part way down. This turned out to be P323, we later checked the logbook and it is named Amphitheatre. We headed back out and decided to call it for the day and head back down the hill.",
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"text": "After arriving at top camp the evening before and having a lovely curry meal. I slept and woke refreshed and ready to go. I had an OK but not glorious trip to the grike, I headed toward KH to drop a meshtastic node to provide coverage over the back of the plateau so KH trips have good meshtastic coverage. A suitable location was located and the node placed. (insert photo later).\n<p>\nI returned to top camp and picked up the final surface node and the drone and headed toward Balkon. On the high points between Stone Bridge and Balkon, after some faffing around contemplating line of sight an things, the last node was placed by the path.\n<p>\nAt this point I transitioned into drone pilot.",
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"text": "After setting the meshtastic node to bridge Balkon to Stone Bridge, I turned left into a valley full of short shafts that did not look promising. I flew the drones a couple of times to collect sets of photos to build larger maps. At the third site, I found a lovely shaft leading to an offset drop and that had a draft in the entrance. I became very excited. I failed to attract the nearby prospectors, likely since they could see the cliff of bunda between them and I. At this point I flew the drone with more focus on hunting the plateau party (and failing), some sight seeing, and an attempt at mapping. After the drone landed, I found a tag 2004-10. (Originally reported as 2014) My US based assistants found this: <a href\"https://expo.survex.com/1623/2004-10/2004-10.html>2004-10</a>\n<p>\nI tried descending to the prospecting party, but ended up cliffed out in bunda. I returned to top camp via the way I came.",
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