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 <div class="tripdate" id="2025-07-04e">2025-07-04</div>
 <div class="trippeople"><u>Hannah C</u>, Harry</div>
-<div class="triptitle">Plateau - Definitely run out of hope...</div>
+<div class="triptitle">Hahaha Hohle - Definitely run out of hope...</div>
 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’ve 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… 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. 
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 We headed on to a large shaft we had passed on previous walks (p2023-ash-03) and I chucked my oversuit on over my clothes before starting to rig, very glad that I did as it ended up being a very drippy prospect. The 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.