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[svn r6636] Added qm grades, and locations to qm.cvs and added 04 qms to text

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@@ -177,13 +177,24 @@ stream level rapidly becomes tight again, but a traverse line across, <b><a
id="nordic">Nordic Traverse</a></b>, gives access to a dry fossil passage to
the head of <b><a id="thirteenyear">Thirteen Year Pitch</a></b> (7m), which
drops into a spacious dry chamber. Here a tight and scrofulous-looking rift
leads off to the right (QM 04-XXX C), while the chosen way on is to descend
leads off to the right
[<a href="qm.html#C2004-204-03" id="qC2004-204-03">C2004-204-03 C</a>]
, while the chosen way on is to descend
<b><a id="pepper">Pepper Pot</a></b> (20m) back to stream level. Here the
passage returns to familiar rifty crappiness for a few metres; it is helpful to
take a relatively high level for a while until the passage widens again, at
which point a 6m pitch, <b><a id="paster">Paster of Muppets</a></b>, regains
the stream level. At this point there is a convenient widening at a level that
gradually ascends to the head of <i>yet another</i> pitch (QM 04-XX); it is
the stream level. Shortly afterwards, the stream can be followed down to the top
of a short wet drop
[<a href="qm.html#C2004-204-02" id="qC2004-204-02">C2004-204-02 B</a>]
or a phreatic widening can be followed upwards. This leads to some key hole
passage, which imediately has a large circular pit in the floor, this canbe
descended and the other side can be climbed, preferably with lines. The
phreatic part of the passage then takes advantage of a sloping weakness, which
goes up and to the left. This can be followed to a right hand bend where the
floor drops down with the weakness to <i>yet another</i> pitch
[<a href="qm.html#C2004-204-01" id="qC2004-204-01">C2004-204-01 B</a>]
; it is
noticeable on the survey that from the bottom of Paster the passage swings
southwards away from the consistent NE-SW alignment of most of Razordance.</p>