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<p>Further down the backside of the Hinter we GPSed a small hole at the <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 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. 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> confirms that we re-found 2002-x09.</p>
<p>Getting a bit out of sequence here, forgot to say that we tried and <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> 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 <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 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 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 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> climbing. </p>
<p>We were exceptionally happy when it absolutely started rodding it <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 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 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 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> <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 <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 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 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 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 <p>Down Gaffered to explore chamber ("The Happy Hippocampus") below
Slimy Sludge Shute (a right hand lead just before Sirens Traverse). 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> in small, sharp passageway derigging the Slimy Sludge Shute.</p>
<p>Then went into the Subsoil levels (turning down existing A-lead, <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 <p>Niall felt it was time to attempt the trisselwand again, 15 years
after the last disastrous attempt. Wookey 'Volunteered' as a previous after the last disastrous attempt. Wookey 'Volunteered' as a previous
incumbent, and Andrew was mugged into coming too. Packed in advance 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 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 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 obvious path. We went off up wrong scree slope &amp; wasted half an hour
faffing. First couple of hundred metres is just scrmabling up path to faffing. First couple of hundred metres is just scrambling up path to
start.</p> start.</p>
<p>We decidefd o do 'Hoferweg' route (5) as it is in guidebook with <p>We decided to do 'Hoferweg' route (5) as it is in guidebook with
topo. Previpous trips have done the easier 'St&uuml;gerweg' route 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. (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 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 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 further down - 2 heading up 'seeblick' sport route &amp; one pair going
our way. They had no gear beyond extenders - using body belay or 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 us. Soon we were at the headwall where there really is a bench fixed
in place to look at view from.</p> 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 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 quite tricky - a fine lead. System we used was 2 half-ropes, leader
had no sack, both seconds carried rucksacks, on easy pitches both had no sack, both seconds carried rucksacks, on easy pitches both
seconds moved together. Pitch 14 was nasty-looking overhang - not as 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. 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 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 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. <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 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 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> <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 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 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 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 <p>I took my photographs using Ollie S's camera before stumbling back in
thick fog, hoping the GPS did not pack-up.</p> thick fog, hoping the GPS did not pack-up.</p>