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<h2>How to find it</h2> <h2>How to find it</h2>
<p>The route starts from the stone bridge and takes about 20 minutes.
It is cairned all the way. Head to the
204e entrance and continue up the gully. The route rises over the broken
area known as the <i>Quarries</i> and then heads over the brow of the hill.
It then crosses the top of the large broken gully mentioned in the old route
below to reach a traverse across a steeply-sloping incised slab. A climb
up a gully then reaches a small col where a small path can be followed through
the bunde to the left, via a small vegetated bowl, to emerge at the 258b
entrance. This entrance is a shaft surrounded by bunde on three sides.
The 258a entrance is in the obvious adjacent shakehole.
<h3>Old route</h3>
<p>From the stone bridge, follow the cairns towards 204e entrance. Upon <p>From the stone bridge, follow the cairns towards 204e entrance. Upon
reaching the final gully, where the path turns up to the right towards reaching the final gully, where the path turns up to the right towards
that entrance, continue straight across and then work to the right, that entrance, continue straight across and then work to the right,
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into the gully (passing the shaft of 2004-18) and cross to the other side into the gully (passing the shaft of 2004-18) and cross to the other side
where an obvious level ascends upwards and to the right. Having reached where an obvious level ascends upwards and to the right. Having reached
the top, follow the cairns to the right to arrive quickly at an area with the top, follow the cairns to the right to arrive quickly at an area with
a hole to each side. The shakehole to the left, containing a cairn some a hole to each side. The shakehole to the left, containing a cairn
two feet high, contains the A entrance; the B entrance is the other hole. originally some
two feet high, contains the 258a entrance; the 258b entrance is the other hole.
</p> </p>
<h2>Entrance shaft</h2> <h2>Entrance shaft</h2>
<p><b>Warning:</b> There are a fair number of loose rocks on the entrance <p><b>Warning:</b> Beware of loose rocks.</p>
pitch, particularly in the top section. Rocks that have been dislodged
could fall almost all the way down the shaft.
It is advisable for one person to
descend at a time and for the others to cower in the places marked below, or
wait at the very bottom by the ice stals.
</p>
<p>The entrance, of moderate proportions, gives onto a <p>The shaft of the 258b entrance, rigged with an initial belay, deviation and
steeply-sloping shaft that descends for a total of 70m depth. The Y-hang just below the lip,
shaft is imposing, and the view up from mid-descent is impressive. gives onto the main entrance shaft just above a single bolt rebelay also
A thread in accessible from the 258a entrance. A hang of around 10 metres from this
the bottom of the shakehole is succeeded by a bolt on the left wall under single bolt lands on a flat
the dripline, enabling a descent for several metres to a small ledge. floor where there is sometimes a snow plug. (The 258a entrance, no longer
Working around to the right here gains a rebelay, succeeded by another under used, was rigged with a thread in the bottom of the shakehole and a bolt
a small nose of rock just where the shaft becomes vertical. on the left wall under the dripline. This enabled a descent of several
</p> metres to a small ledge, where working around to the right gained a rebelay,
succeeded by the single bolt rebelay mentioned above.)
A bolt on the left
wall (looking down the pitch) may be used to reanchor the rope here.
Upslope leads to an alcove. The rear of this alcove opens onto the
top of a pitch that appears to be of quite some depth [2006-258-1-B] which
may connect with Stone Monkey below.
<p>[Description needed 2006-258-2-B is missing from the paragraph below - Dave Loeffler or Aaron Curtis or Mark Shinwell]</p> <p>Following the left wall, a traverse
leads to a low bolt, which is succeeded by a scruffy descent of only
two metres to another rebelay on a flat wall. The descent continues down
the side, or on top of, a large snow plug to a lip where two bolts in the
ceiling (ring hangers essential) provide a high Y-belay for the next stage
of the pitch. (The original route used in 2006 did not use this Y-belay,
and instead descended via an undercut rift to the left known as The Col.)
A deviation helps slightly to alleviate rope rub on the lip
and is succeeded by a further ledge. There is sometimes a snow plug here,
and upslope, a rift leads off (under The Col) which could maybe lead to
further passage [2006-258-3-B].
<p>The landing after the rebelay is on a large ledge, partially occupied by <p>The rope is rebelayed at the ledge, and
a large area of snow. There is a bolt here to anchor the rope, and above after a further rebelay from a nose, drops for a few metres to the head of
is visible the shaft of the B entrance. a large snow slope. The descent is continued from the same belay all the
Upslope leads to an alcove, where it is possible way to the bottom of the slope. There is a possible way on to the
to shelter whilst people are on the upper part of the pitch. The rear of side of the snow plug on the left wall [2006-258-4-C]. Passing under
this alcove opens onto the top of a pitch that appears to be of quite an arch the slope terminates with ice stalactites in alcoves to either side and
some depth [2006-258-1-B]. Downslope from the landing a traverse is followed on (depending on the year) an ice lake or pile of snow. The ice stal in
the left wall; a bolt low on the wall just before the end provides the the alcove to the left could be ascended with ice and/or climbing equipment
belay for a scruffy descent of only two metres to another rebelay on a flat to reach a passage [2006-258-5-C].
wall. From here, the descent continues either on top of or alongside a
large snow plug to a rebelay on the left wall. After this, one continues
over a section of loose boulders and then drops in an awkward crack to
a crows' nest known as the Col, where there is a further rebelay. (The
rigging just above the Col is sub-optimal, and could do with further
work.) Care should be taken at the Col not to bang one's head on the
boulders above, as their undersides look loose. The Col provides a further
place where shelter can be taken from falling debris.</p>
<p>Continuing the descent in the main shaft from the Col gains another <p>[Description needed 2006-258-2-B is missing - Dave Loeffler or Aaron Curtis or Mark Shinwell]</p>
snow plug and the base of the rift holding the Col. It is possible that
this rift could lead to further passage [2006-258-3-B], either accessed from this
point or by descending the pitch on the other side at the Col.
Abseiling over the snow plug towards the right wall, a high bolt provides
the belay for the final section of the pitch. The rope rubs on a boulder
here and a deviation should be installed. The final section drops
near-vertical for a short distance and then becomes steeply-sloping
over snow. Gradually, the snow flattens out (passing a possible way on
to the side of the snow plug on the left wall [2006-258-4-C]),
and the bottom is reached
at a pool of ice. There is an ice stal on the right and another in an
alcove to the left. The one in the alcove could be ascended with ice and/or
climbing equipment to reach a passage [2006-258-5C].
On the existing rigging, reaching this point requires
approximately 100 metres of rope, a long sling, and nine hangers.</p>
<h2>First horizontal level</h2> <h2>To the main cave</h2>
<p>[Description needed 2006-258-6-X, 2006-258-7-X, 2006-258-8-X, 2006-258-9-X, 2006-258-10-D, 2006-258-11-C is missing from below - Dave Loeffler or Aaron Curtis or Mark Shinwell]</p> <p>The main way on from the bottom of the snow slope
is a hole at floor level that leads
<p>The main way on from the ice pool is a hole at floor level that leads into a chamber. This chamber is on occasion occupied by a large ice
into a chamber. Another small hole to the right gives access to stalactite and accompanying ice floor.
<b>Bauernkrapfen Passage</b>, a well-formed crawl debouching into a large rift A small hole to the right gives access to
chamber, <b>Three Fried Mice</b>. Following the chamber around to the left <b>Bauernkrapfen Passage</b>, a well-formed sloping crawl debouching
into a large rift
chamber, <b>Three Fried Mice</b>.
Following the chamber around to the left
leads to a choke at the bottom of a slope, although before this it is possible leads to a choke at the bottom of a slope, although before this it is possible
to climb up the wall and through a hole under boulders to gain a higher level, to climb up the wall and through a hole under boulders to gain a higher level,
with a view over the chamber before Bauernkrapfen Passage but no other ways with a view over the chamber before Bauernkrapfen Passage but no other ways
on.</p> on.</p>
<p>[Description needed The name Strudel crawl needs mentioning - Tom Handford or Dave Loeffler or Aaron Curtis or Mark Shinwell]</p> <p>Following the rift around to the right from the end of
Bauernkrapfen Passage, passing some small
faulted phreatic tubes in the left wall,
leads to an opening in the right wall. The succeeding phreatic passage,
<b>Strudel Crawl</b>, sucks strongly and
continues sloping down past a delicate traverse over a hole [2006-258-12-C]
to eventually arrive at a further hole in the floor [2006-258-13-B]. A
traverse line is required to cross this. Shortly after the traverse,
there is an eyehole in the right-hand wall (facing downslope), which leads
to the large passage of <b>Ribs with Kn&ouml;del</b>. Strudel Crawl may also be
followed down without going through the eyehole to reach the same point,
although this route is not recommended for descent, due to a drop underneath.
<p>[Description needed 2006-258-6-X, 2006-258-7-X, 2006-258-8-X, 2006-258-9-X, 2006-258-10-D, 2006-258-11-C is missing from below - Dave Loeffler or Aaron Curtis or Mark Shinwell]</p>
<p>[Description needed Flapjack choke does this mean that 2006-258-13B has been completed? If so tunnel and qm list need ammending - Steve Jones or Serena Povia or Becka Lawson]</p> <p>[Description needed Flapjack choke does this mean that 2006-258-13B has been completed? If so tunnel and qm list need ammending - Steve Jones or Serena Povia or Becka Lawson]</p>
<h2>Strudel Crawl</h2>
<p>Following the rift around to the right from the end of <h2>Ribs with Kn&ouml;del to Caramel Catharsis</h2>
Bauernkrapfen Passage, passing some faulted phreatic tubes in the left wall,
leads to an opening in the right wall. This sucks strongly and
continues as a phreatic passage past a delicate traverse over a hole [2006-258-12-C]
to eventually arrive at a further hole in the floor [2006-258-13-B]. This will
require rigging to traverse or descend. This then leads to Ribs with Knoedel.</p>
<h2>Ribs with Knodel</h2> <p>One exits Strudel Crawl to find the large passage of Ribs with Kn&ouml;del
sloping down to the right. In this direction, a hole in the floor is
passed, before a much larger hole right across the passage is reached.
A rope belayed to bolts on the left side of the passage enables a descent to be
made to a point where it is possible to climb down, behind and around a
rock pillar to complete the crossing of the hole. A further passage leads
off from behind this pillar [QM ?].
<p>After the hole, a sloping traverse is crossed; water enters from the
roof here. This is followed by a long ramp downwards. A rope belayed to
a large thread over towards the left, well back from the lip, enables a
descent towards the right wall to reach the traverse of
<b>Caramel Catharsis</b>. This follows the right wall, still sloping
down and passing a hole into <b>Stone Monkey</b>,
to a pitch of a few metres landing on a sandy floor in an
impressive chamber.
Continuing northwards past the taped floor leads
to the <a href="littoralnorth.html">Littoral North</a> and the main part of
the cave.
The other obvious exit leads to <b>Secret Squirrel</b>.
<p>[more needed]
<p>
[Description needed - Tom Handford or Dave Loeffler] [Description needed - Tom Handford or Dave Loeffler]
[2006-258-14-C] [2006-258-14-C]
[2006-258-15-C] [2006-258-15-C]
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[2006-258-17-C] [2006-258-17-C]
[2006-258-18-C] [2006-258-18-C]
[2006-258-40-C] [2006-258-40-C]
<h2>Alphabet soup</h2>
[Description needed - Becka or Wookey or Andrew A]
[2006-258-37-B]
[2006-258-38-C]
[2006-258-39-C]
[2006-258-41-C]
[2006-258-42-C]
[2006-258-43-C]
[2006-258-44-C]
<h2>Dark Fumblings</h2>
[Description needed - Frank Tully or Serena Povia or Olly Madge]
[2008-258-17-C]
[2008-258-18-C]
<h2>Sauerkraut</h2>
[Description needed - John Billings or Sandeep Mavadia]
[2006-258-20-C]
[2006-258-21-X]
[2006-258-22-X]
[2006-258-23-A]
[2006-258-24-C]
[2006-258-25-A]
[2006-258-26-C]
[2006-258-27-C]
[2006-258-28-C]
[2006-258-29-C]
[2006-258-30-C]
[2006-258-31-A]
[2006-258-32-X]
<h2>Germknodel</h2>
[Description needed - Dave Loeffler or Sandeep Mavadia]
[2006-258-33-B]
[2006-258-34-C]
<h2>Pantin Sales</h2>
[Description needed - Ollie Stevens or Aaron Curtis]
[2007-258-51-C]
<h2>Sleeping Beauty</h2>
[Description needed - Ollie Stevens or Aaron Curtis]
[2008-258-16-C]
<h2>Apfelstrudel</h2>
[Description needed - Morven Beranek or Becka Lawson or Jon Telling
[2007-258-48-C]
<h2>Oompah</h2>
[Description needed - Pete Harley or Frank Tully]
[2007-258-49-A]
[2007-258-50-A]
<h2>Loompah</h2>
[Description needed - Ollie Stevens or Becka Lawson]
[2008-258-19A]
[2008-258-20X]
[2008-258-21A]
[2008-258-22A]
[2008-258-23B]
<h2>Caramel Catharsis</h2>
[Description needed - Pete Harley or Frank Tully]
[2007-258-9-B]
<h2>Secret Squirrel</h2>
[Description needed - Pete Harley or Frank Tully]
<h2>Fat Rat</h2>
[Description needed - Pete Harley or Frank Tully]
[2007-258-45X]
[2007-258-66A]
<h2>Stone Monkey</h2>
[Description needed SM1 - Martin Green or Aaron Curtis or Becka Lawson]
[2007-258-1-C]
[2007-258-2-C]
[2007-258-100-C]
[2007-258-3-C]
[2007-258-17-A]
[2007-258-16-B]
[2007-258-15-B]
[Description needed boulder surfer]
[2008-258-1-C]
[2008-258-2-B]
[2008-258-3-C]
[2008-258-4-C]
[2008-258-5-B]
[Description needed SM2 - Martin Green or Ollie Stevens]
[2007-258-12-C]
[2007-258-14-C]
[2007-258-10-X]
[Description needed SM3- Olly Madge or Djuke Veldhuis or Martin Jahnke]
[2008-258-6-B]
[2008-258-7-B]
[2008-258-8-B]
[Description needed SM4- Jess Stirrups or Djuke Veldhuis or Martin Jahnke]
[2008-258-9-A]
[2008-258-10-C]
[2008-258-11-C]
[2008-258-12-C]
[2008-258-13-C]
[2008-258-14-A]
[2008-258-15-A]
<p>More to deal with: <a href="misc.html">misc</a>
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<tr><th id="kat_no">258 - a b</th><th id="name">Tunnockschacht</th><th id="status">2 ??</th></tr>
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<h2>Alphabet soup</h2>
[Description needed - Becka or Wookey or Andrew A]
[2006-258-37-B]
[2006-258-38-C]
[2006-258-39-C]
[2006-258-41-C]
[2006-258-42-C]
[2006-258-43-C]
[2006-258-44-C]
<h2>Dark Fumblings</h2>
[Description needed - Frank Tully or Serena Povia or Olly Madge]
[2008-258-17-C]
[2008-258-18-C]
<h2>Sauerkraut</h2>
[Description needed - John Billings or Sandeep Mavadia]
[2006-258-20-C]
[2006-258-21-X]
[2006-258-22-X]
[2006-258-23-A]
[2006-258-24-C]
[2006-258-25-A]
[2006-258-26-C]
[2006-258-27-C]
[2006-258-28-C]
[2006-258-29-C]
[2006-258-30-C]
[2006-258-31-A]
[2006-258-32-X]
<h2>Germknodel</h2>
[Description needed - Dave Loeffler or Sandeep Mavadia]
[2006-258-33-B]
[2006-258-34-C]
<h2>Pantin Sales</h2>
[Description needed - Ollie Stevens or Aaron Curtis]
[2007-258-51-C]
<h2>Sleeping Beauty</h2>
[Description needed - Ollie Stevens or Aaron Curtis]
[2008-258-16-C]
<h2>Apfelstrudel</h2>
[Description needed - Morven Beranek or Becka Lawson or Jon Telling
[2007-258-48-C]
<h2>Oompah</h2>
[Description needed - Pete Harley or Frank Tully]
[2007-258-49-A]
[2007-258-50-A]
<h2>Loompah</h2>
[Description needed - Ollie Stevens or Becka Lawson]
[2008-258-19A]
[2008-258-20X]
[2008-258-21A]
[2008-258-22A]
[2008-258-23B]
<h2>Caramel Catharsis</h2>
[Description needed - Pete Harley or Frank Tully]
[2007-258-9-B]
<h2>Secret Squirrel</h2>
[Description needed - Pete Harley or Frank Tully]
<h2>Fat Rat</h2>
[Description needed - Pete Harley or Frank Tully]
[2007-258-45X]
[2007-258-66A]
<h2>Stone Monkey</h2>
[Description needed SM1 - Martin Green or Aaron Curtis or Becka Lawson]
[2007-258-1-C]
[2007-258-2-C]
[2007-258-100-C]
[2007-258-3-C]
[2007-258-17-A]
[2007-258-16-B]
[2007-258-15-B]
[Description needed boulder surfer]
[2008-258-1-C]
[2008-258-2-B]
[2008-258-3-C]
[2008-258-4-C]
[2008-258-5-B]
[Description needed SM2 - Martin Green or Ollie Stevens]
[2007-258-12-C]
[2007-258-14-C]
[2007-258-10-X]
[Description needed SM3- Olly Madge or Djuke Veldhuis or Martin Jahnke]
[2008-258-6-B]
[2008-258-7-B]
[2008-258-8-B]
[Description needed SM4- Jess Stirrups or Djuke Veldhuis or Martin Jahnke]
[2008-258-9-A]
[2008-258-10-C]
[2008-258-11-C]
[2008-258-12-C]
[2008-258-13-C]
[2008-258-14-A]
[2008-258-15-A]
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