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DL: First attempts at some descriptions for 2006 stuff; also removed a few expired QM's
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@@ -36,16 +36,18 @@ href="qm.html#C2000-204-43" id="qC2000-204-43">C2000-204-43 Dig</a>]. The
passage then becomes small with a possible aven [<a
href="qm.html#C2000-204-44" id="qC2000-204-44">C2000-204-44 X</a>], a tight
rift [<a href="qm.html#C2000-204-45" id="qC2000-204-45">C2000-204-45 B</a>],
and a crawl down and to the right. The crawl emerges into a chamber, with a
possible way on over rocks directly ahead [<a href="qm.html#C2000-204-49"
id="qC2000-204-49">C2000-204-49 C</a>]. The chamber gets larger to the right,
where there are two tight rifts leading off [<a href="qm.html#C2000-204-46"
id="qC2000-204-46">C2000-204-46 C</a>], [<a href="qm.html#C2000-204-47"
id="qC2000-204-47">C2000-204-47 C</a>] and an aven [<a
href="qm.html#C2000-204-48" id="qC2000-204-48">C2000-204-48 X</a>]. Water was
flowing down one of these, possibly to the waterfall entering the chamber in
<a href="nopain.html#nopainnogain">No Pain No Gain</a>. At this time in 2000
it had not rained on the surface for 8 days.</i></p>
and a crawl down and to the right. The crawl emerges into a chamber, <b><a
id="#waterfall">Waterfall Chamber</a></b>. Directly ahead is a boulder chimney,
the other side of <a href="entrance.html#deathglory">Death</a>, while above is
Glory chimney, the connection route into the Near End. The chamber gets larger
to the right, where there are two tight rifts leading off [<a
href="qm.html#C2000-204-46" id="qC2000-204-46">C2000-204-46 C</a>], [<a
href="qm.html#C2000-204-47" id="qC2000-204-47">C2000-204-47 C</a>] and an aven
[<a href="qm.html#C2000-204-48" id="qC2000-204-48">C2000-204-48 X</a>]. Water
was flowing out of the aven and down one of the rifts, possibly to the
waterfall entering the chamber in <a href="nopain.html#nopainnogain">No Pain No
Gain</a>. At this time in 2000 it had not rained on the surface for 8
days.</i></p>
<h3><a id="sucker">Sucker</a></h3>
@@ -232,25 +234,24 @@ Scrambling 2m up loose boulders reaches an important junction <i>(right)</i>
where a side passage, <a href="#bouldercoaster">Boulder Coaster</a>, branches
off to the left; this is the route to the 204e entrance.</p>
<p style="clear: left"><a href="l/cgnorth.html"><img src="t/cgnorth.jpg" class="onleft"
/></a> Continuing along the main passage, boulder infall from the left
leads to a connection back to <a href="#treeumphantpassage">Treeumphant
Passage</a>.The summit of a boulder is soon reached, as the passage becomes
smaller. Going down the boulders goes into a chamber, with an aven [<a
href="qm.html#C2001-204-11" id="qC2001-204-11">C2001-204-11 X</a>], and a 4m
climb up at the end, followed by a pitch of approximately 5m. At the bottom of this is a
blind pit; walking up a boulder slope on the other side of this leads to a
further drop, descended in 2003 with a tackle-sack rope protector. To the left
was a rift with an aven (went 3m). In the LH wall, 2m up, was a small crawl [<a
href="qm.html#C2003-204-X87" id="qC2003-204-X87">C2003-204-X87 C</a>]. Straight
on, the rift continued down a moderate pitch [<a href="qm.html#C2003-204-X88"
id="qC2003-204-X88">C2003-204-X88 B</a>] and above this the passage continued,
which could be reached by bolting up ~3m [<a href="qm.html#C2003-204-X89"
id="qC2003-204-X89">C2003-204-X89 B</a>]. (This was not surveyed, so the QM
numbers are provisional.)</p>
<!-- The extensions from 2003 /were/ allegedly surveyed at the time but the
data seems to have been lost! -->
<p style="clear: left"><a href="l/cgnorth.html"><img src="t/cgnorth.jpg"
class="onleft" /></a> Continuing along the main passage, boulder infall from
the left leads to a connection back to <a
href="#treeumphantpassage">Treeumphant Passage</a>.The summit of a boulder is
soon reached, as the passage becomes smaller. Going down the boulders goes into
a chamber, with an aven [<a href="qm.html#C2001-204-11"
id="qC2001-204-11">C2001-204-11 X</a>], and a 4m climb up at the end, followed
by a pitch of approximately 5m. At the bottom of this is a blind pit; walking
up a boulder slope on the other side of this leads to a further drop, descended
in 2003 with a tackle-sack rope protector. To the left was a rift, ending in an
aven after 5m [QM XXX]. In the LH wall, 2m up, is a small crawl which closes
down after around 2m. Straight on, the rift continued down a moderate pitch [QM
XXX]; above this the passage continues. This was reached in 2006 via a slightly
hairy climb, now left permanently rigged. Shortly beyond is another short
descent (riggable from a thread in the right-hand wall) with an aven on the
left. Ahead the passage continues up a slope of boulders, passing a 2m chimney
climb; at this point exploration ended due to lack of time, with walking
passage continuing [QM XXX].
<h3><a id="germknodel">Germkn&ouml;dels' Revenge</a></h3>