Fix still more typos

years/2007/logbook.html

@@ -702,7 +702,7 @@ walk.</p>
 <p>Further down the backside of the Hinter we GPSed a small hole at the
 foot of a cliff. Body-sized entrance led to a small chamber with a
 too-tight rift and a choked shaft. Not long enough to be a proper cave.
-Possibility that this is something previously noted by Sunks. Yep. GPS
+Possibility that this is something previously noted by Dunks. Yep. GPS
 confirms that we re-found 2002-x09.</p>
 
 <p>Getting a bit out of sequence here, forgot to say that we tried and
@@ -1338,7 +1338,7 @@ Stuart landed in a tree shortly followed by his ankle hitting the ground
 at a dodgy angle which led to consistent "au"'s whilst walking.</p>
 
 <p>So after the rubbish section that made us feel weak and feeble and
-getting me more and more lethargc in hot, sticky, lethargic weather
+getting me more and more lethargic in hot, sticky, lethargic weather
 myself and Stuart eventually toddled back down the dodgy "path" and
 after aimlessly wandering for 1/2 hour or so we found 2 backpacks and 2
 pairs of sandals underneath some staples. Nial and Dave were nowhere in
@@ -1358,7 +1358,7 @@ sitting, grinning, rock boots off having previously done mainly indoor
 climbing. </p>
 
 <p>We were exceptionally happy when it absolutely started rodding it
-down ... not so much because it was raining but more so becuase it was
+down ... not so much because it was raining but more so because it was
 raining whilst we were <u>NOT</u> on the climbing route. Nial and Dave
 had the highly intelligent idea of taking their rock boots off whilst
 walking back to the car/bags which was fine until they go to the gravel
@@ -1526,7 +1526,7 @@ the future. Hats off!</p>
 <div class="triptitle">Surface Prospecting - Surface walk and radon detector collection</div>
 
 <p>Walked over to 161d. Mark and Phil went in to collect radon detector
-from the Guillotene. We then picked our way down to the Stogerweg. On
+from the Guillotine. We then picked our way down to the Stogerweg. On
 the way down we found a promising looking entrance. Unfortunately Mark
 found that it was a ~30m long through-trip! Going back along the path we
 made a detour to Schnellzuhoehle. Mark and George went in and collected
@@ -1555,7 +1555,7 @@ Sarah.
 
 <p>Down Gaffered to explore chamber ("The Happy Hippocampus") below
 Slimy Sludge Shute (a right hand lead just before Sirens Traverse).
-Found out I should improve future rigging. Happy (aka stresful, muddy,
+Found out I should improve future rigging. Happy (aka stressful, muddy,
 in small, sharp passageway derigging the Slimy Sludge Shute.</p>
 
 <p>Then went into the Subsoil levels (turning down existing A-lead,
@@ -2072,18 +2072,18 @@ hitting 110 A Day).</p>
 <p>Niall felt it was time to attempt the trisselwand again, 15 years
 after the last disastrous attempt. Wookey 'Volunteered' as a previous
 incumbent, and Andrew was mugged into coming too. Packed in advance
-with trepidation and got up by 6am to omlette already made by Andrew.
+with trepidation and got up by 6am to omelette already made by Andrew.
 Hiked in to bottom from Sattel to start by 9am. To find the start go
 down a bit (30m?) after the heli-landing zone open area &amp; just follow
-obvious path. We went off up wrong scre slope &amp; wasted half an hour
-faffing. First couple of hundred metres is just scrmabling up path to
+obvious path. We went off up wrong scree slope &amp; wasted half an hour
+faffing. First couple of hundred metres is just scrambling up path to
 start.</p>
 
-<p>We decidefd o do 'Hoferweg' route (5) as it is in guidebook with
-topo. Previpous trips have done the easier 'St&uuml;gerweg' route
+<p>We decided to do 'Hoferweg' route (5) as it is in guidebook with
+topo. Previous trips have done the easier 'St&uuml;gerweg' route
 (3-4+). Wook led 1st couple of pitches, getting a bit lost on 2nd.
 Then Andrew took over for the next couple of pitches back into the
-gulley. We wizzed up there, mostly moving together. Chilly in the
+gulley. We whizzed up there, mostly moving together. Chilly in the
 shade. Had lunch at 1pm above pitch 8. We were overtaken by 3 groups
 further down - 2 heading up 'seeblick' sport route &amp; one pair going
 our way. They had no gear beyond extenders - using body belay or
@@ -2091,12 +2091,12 @@ italian hitch for belay!, but were clearly mch better climbers than
 us. Soon we were at the headwall where there really is a bench fixed
 in place to look at view from.</p>
 
-<p>Next bit was obvisouly hard so we send niall first. Turned into
+<p>Next bit was obviously hard so we send niall first. Turned into
 proper climbing at this point. 1st pitch (#12, 4-) OK, Next really
 quite tricky - a fine lead. System we used was 2 half-ropes, leader
 had no sack, both seconds carried rucksacks, on easy pitches both
 seconds moved together. Pitch 14 was nasty-looking overhang - not as
-bad as it looked btill scary &amp; with desperate slab back into gulley,
+bad as it looked but still scary &amp; with desperate slab back into gulley,
 not designed for short-arses (drop onto tiny ledge from one handhold.
 wobbly piton for pro). more gulley &amp; a couple of slabs, now quite hot
 after 3&half; hours in the sun. Andrew suffering from sun but saved by
@@ -2113,7 +2113,7 @@ up.</p>
 <p>very tedious 1&quarter;hrs trog back down to well-earned beer.
 Niall liked the hard bits on good rock (&amp; really didn't like the
 chossy pitches). Wook and Andrew hated those and liked the easy bits
-on shitty rock. Finshed at 6:10pm.</p>
+on shitty rock. Finished at 6:10pm.</p>
 
 <p>9hrs on the rock. ~13hrs total trip.</p>
 
@@ -2143,7 +2143,7 @@ cliffs. The GPS point did not correspond to one exactly, but there were
 half a dozen possibilities within 50m. The area around the ridge appears
 very promising for caves. The limestone is not very broken-up and there
 are holes, big &amp; small, everywhere. The side of the ridge is
-particularily nice in that it offers many horizontal entrances.</p>
+particularity nice in that it offers many horizontal entrances.</p>
 
 <p>I took my photographs using Ollie S's camera before stumbling back in
 thick fog, hoping the GPS did not pack-up.</p>