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 <title>Stellerweg system: the surveys</title>
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Underground. The <a href="../../years/1982/41gd.htm">descriptive
 article</a> which accompanied this survey makes a great deal of the supposed
 134&deg; error in one compass. The compass was subsequently found to be
 in error by a much more believable 180&deg; which renders the published
-survey wrong in one area.
+survey wrong in one area.</p>

 <p>The survey is, perhaps surprisingly, at its worst in that part of the cave
 first explored. The main Stellerweg route was surveyed at grade 4 (after
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ correction for fridge north) in 1980 to the head of the Big Rift, but only by
 measuring rope lengths on pitches after that (the expedition was very pressed
 for time and manpower when this route was connected to 115 in 1981). Only a
 cursory survey was done of the German route, as we expected to obtain a copy
-of the original survey (from 1972 ?) - we are still waiting.
+of the original survey (from 1972 ?) - we are still waiting.</p>

 <p>The survey of what became the "normal" route to the bottom is much
 better, being to grade 5 all the way from the 115 entrance to The Confluence.
@@ -35,14 +35,14 @@ the subsequent grade 5 one is pretty good, so there is no reason to expect
 particularly poor quality here. From the 12' climb to the bottom was all
 surveyed, in 1982, to grade 5 by the dedicated minority who were actually
 hard enough to get this far down the cave (and stupid enough to push a low
-airspace duck at -700m - they deserved it).
+airspace duck at -700m - they deserved it).</p>

 <p>Thus, the depth quoted on the 1983 published survey is almost entirely
 dependent on a grade 5 centre line which agreed well with other bits of
 survey where these existed. There are no significant closed loops to
 provide independent checks. The only known problem with the published
 survey is the section of passage drawn 46&deg; out due to the "fridge
-north" calibration cock-up.
+north" calibration cock-up.</p>

 <p>After the high entrances of <a href="../143.htm">143</a> and
 <a href="../144.htm">144</a> were explored, and the latter was connected
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ system, a lot more survey data was available, all of it above the Big Rift in
 Stellerweg. All these passages were drawn up, at a larger scale than the
 original published survey, and with the fridge north error corrected.
 However, this survey has never been published - CUCC stopped working in the
-cave and the project petered out.
+cave and the project petered out.</p>

 <p>A significant part of the survey (all of 142 and the passages of 41 from
 the entrance to the Big Pitch) is drawn up in machine-readable form, and
@@ -62,11 +62,11 @@ entrances. An overview of the whole survey (at a reduced scale) is also on
 the site <a href="hlevel.png">here</a>.
 A lot more survey work is expected in the cave over the next few
 years (and this has already started). One connection from
-<a href="../78.htm">Schwabenschacht</a> (1623/78) to the 1623/142 entrance
+<a href="../../noinfo/smkridge/78.htm">Schwabenschacht</a> (1623/78) to the 1623/142 entrance
 has already been made, and other connections seem likely. It is hoped that we
 will also be able to obtain details of the other caves connected to the
 system, and be able to draw up a full survey of what is already at least a
-20km system.
+20km system.</p>

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