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<cave>
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<non_public>False</non_public><!-- 'False' or 'True'. True if the cave should only be visible to logged-in users. Caves are normally public, so enter 'False' unless you know otherwise. -->
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<official_name>Heimkommenhöhle</official_name><!-- Name of the cave (normally in German) Use ü for u+Umlaut and ö for o+umlaut eg Höhle for Hohle and Glück for Gluck-->
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<area>1626</area><!-- e.g. "1623" -->
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<kataster_code>-</kataster_code><!-- 'length-or-depth/type exploration'
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code used in the Austrian kataster e.g '1/S +' - https://expo/.survex.com/katast.htm
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T Trockenhöhlen (Dry caves)
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W Wasserhöhlen (Caves with water)
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(W) Zeitweilig aktiv Wasserhöhlen (Caves with seasonal water)
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E Eishohlen (Caves with ice formations)
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S Schachthöhlen (Caves with pitches)
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H Halbhöhlen (Rock shelters ?)
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- unerforscht (unexplored)
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= befahren (visited)
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× teilweise vermessen (partly surveyed)
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+ erforscht (exploration considered complete)
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<kataster_number>359</kataster_number> <!-- (Either this or unofficial_number is required). Official number in Austrian kataster if one has been allocated -->
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<unofficial_number>2018-dm-07</unofficial_number><!-- (This is any name. Either this or kataster_number is required). Initial temporary cave ID used until kataster number is allocated e.g. '2012-DD-01'-->
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<entrance>
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<entranceslug>1626-359</entranceslug><!-- Internal ID to refer to each entrance instance in the entrance files (typically the same as that filename (e.g. 1623-161c). Matches the 'slug' field in the entrance file -->
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</entrance>
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<survex_file>caves-1626/359/359.svx</survex_file><!-- Name of top-level survey file for this cave. Relative to the 'loser' survex repository. So for most caves that's "caves-162x/cavenum/cavnum.svx". (e.g. caves-1623/204/204.svx -->
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<underground_description><p><font size="3" style="font-size: 12pt"><i><u><b>Acronyms:
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</b></u></i></font>
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</p>
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<p><font size="3" style="font-size: 12pt"><i>R
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= right; L = left; </i></font>
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</p>
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<p><font size="3" style="font-size: 12pt"><i>p
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= pitch (e.g., p30 = 30m pitch)</i></font></p>
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<p><font size="3" style="font-size: 12pt"><i>c
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= climb (e.g., c10 = 10m climb)</i></font></p>
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<p><font size="3" style="font-size: 12pt"><i>N
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= north, S = south, E = east, W = west</i></font></p>
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<p><font size="3" style="font-size: 12pt"><i>QM
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= question mark meaning an open, unexplored lead</i></font></p>
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<p><font size="3" style="font-size: 12pt"><i>PT
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= point marked on survey</i></font></p>
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<p><b>Bold </b>text
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indicates passage / series names.</p>
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<p>The main route is
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described in normal text and side passages / oxbows are described in
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<i>italics</i>.</p>
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<p>Homecoming is a significant cave
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found in 2018 on the western edge of our area. This is the first cave
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so far out onto the Plateau that breaks into complex and extensive
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horizontal passage. The entrance is located in a gully with thick
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vegetation on either side. It is an obvious open pit with a snow plug
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in the bottom.</p>
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<h3>Entrance series</h3>
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<p>The entrance pitch
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(p5) drop onto a snow plug where heading downslope leads to a stance
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on jammed boulders. A p4 drops onto a narrow ledge which is traversed
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for a short distance to the head of a p7 which lands on a second snow
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plug. (<i>The p4 is very wet if it is raining on the surface but it
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would not be hazardous to exit the cave in these conditions, just
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very unpleasant</i>)</p>
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<p>From the bottom of
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the second snow plug a short, drafting crawl over boulders leads
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directly to two more pitches, a p5 then immediately a p10. Below here
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a short wriggle through boulders on the L side of the passage leads
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to a short section of rift passage ending at a p3 to a ledge. The
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ledge looks out over a large chamber with jammed boulders in the roof
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directly opposite the ledge. <i>(There may be passage leading off
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from these jammed boulders, QMB). </i>The p30 from this ledge to the
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floor of the chamber is <b>Radagast</b> and it lands on a boulder
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floor. (<i>5m below the top of <b>Radagast</b> it is
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possible to swing into a series of small phreatic tubes and immature
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vadose shafts trending SW at point PT01 and leading past PT02. This
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area does not contain any great leads but may be worth a look as it
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is an easy, shallow trip).</i></p>
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<p>From the bottom of
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<b>Radagast</b> a traverse on the L along a bedrock ledge with jammed
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boulders leads to a p5. From here the route narrows to a meander
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which is followed as close to the roof as possible to a point where
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the floor opens out and there is a short traverse (left rigged in
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2019) to drop into a boulder-floored aven chamber. Downslope in this
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chamber chokes; the way on is an up pitch (left rigged in 2019) onto
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another boulder floor, from which a tall meander leads off
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(<b>Definitely not the Dachstein</b>).</p>
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<p><b>Definitely not
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the Dachstein</b> leads (via a number of traverses, two short pitches
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down and one short pitch up) to the top of <b>Wallace</b> (p30) which
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drops down to the base of a large meander then lands on a ledge. From
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the ledge, two short hangs lead to a very exposed stance below which
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the continuing meander bells out into a large free hanging rift
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pitch, <b>Grommit</b> (p55). (<i>Traversing S along the walls of the
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</i><i><b>Grommit</b></i><i> is likely to gain entry to the upstream
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continuation of </i><i><b>The Second Coming; </b></i><i>this is QMA
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2019-01). </i>Around 10m from the base of Grommit pitch it is
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possible to swing onto a ledge on the W wall (this is awkward to rig;
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the easiest option is to descend to the base of the pitch and climb
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up the wall protected with jammers on the pitch rope). Traversing
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along the ledge leads to an abandoned meander with a very strong
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outward draft. A short p5 N of PT03 at the far end of the traverse
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drops down to the start of <b>The Second Coming. </b><i>(Continuing
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to the bottom of </i><i><b>Grommit </b></i><i>lands on a rock floor
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with a vadose trench and a stream in the bottom. This leads via a p10
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to a short series of narrow tubes which end in tight sumps and
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chokes).</i></p>
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<H3>The Second Coming</H3>
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<p><b>The Second Coming
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</b>starts below the p5 N of PT03 (which is at the end of the
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traverse from the Entrance Series). (<i>From here a p8 (left rigged
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2019) up to a small phreatic tube on the R leads to </i><i><b>Propane
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Nightmares). </b></i>The passage continues as a very drafty phreatic
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tube with a vadose trench to quickly reach a junction at PT04.
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(<i>Heading L at this junction leads to </i><i><b>Hobnob Hallway</b></i><i>
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(described in a separate section below). </i>Continuing directly NE
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along <b>The Second Coming </b>the passage immediately passes a small
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L passage (<i>this immediately goes to a junction. Here, L oxbows
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down Kitkat Connection straight back to Hobnob Hallway whilst R goes
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to a parallel passage to The Second Coming). </i>After a further
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section of straight, high rift to the NE it reaches a junction at
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PT05 with a large, abandoned meander. (<i>L here heading downstream
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and SW in this meander, the roof gradually lowers - passing a
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junction on the L that goes to Kitkat Connection - until a high aven
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with a flowstone floor is reached. Beyond this aven a short section
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of passage leads to a pitch (QMA) with a passage visible on the other
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side (QMA) that is presumed to be the continuation of the
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aforementioned meander).</i></p>
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<p>From PT05, heading
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‘upstream’ (though there is not always any water flowing) from
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the junction in the meander leads, via some exposed traversing and an
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area of boulder collapse, to another junction at PT06. Here a
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phreatic tube on the L comes in halfway up the meander. (<i>Continuing
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along the meander past the junction passes a number of pools and
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sections of crawling to reach a large pool across the entire passage.
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This has not yet been crossed</i>. <i>Just before the pool it is
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possible to climb up around 5m at PT07 to a higher-level passage
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which goes around 10m NE to reach a traverse, </i><i><b>Wilfully
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Endangering Lives,</b></i><i> over a large window into the lower
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passage). </i>
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</p>
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<p>At PT06 the phreatic
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tube on the L passes through several stooping sections and a well
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decorated canyon with pools in the floor to reach a free climbable
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hole in the floor which is the top of the 5m climb at PT07 previously
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described. Crossing over <b>Wilfully Endangering Lives </b>reaches
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some jammed boulders about 5m E of PT08 and the passage continues on
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as a pleasant but very drafty canyon. (<i>At PT09 at the first corner
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there is a climb down on the L into a passage which is presumed to be
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the continuation of the lower level passage. This QM B has not been
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pushed beyond the wide pool). </i>
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<p>Continuing past this junction the passage becomes maze-like and needs fully surveying, this is <b>Swiss Cheese</b>. It eventually ends at a deep drafty rift.
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Crossing the meander at the far end of Swiss Cheese, a deep draughty rift is reached and can be traversed at roof level for about 40m. This terminates in a y-hang leading to another roof-level traverse. Following this for 13m leads to another Y-hang which is best rigged as a 3-bolt hang. This drops into <b>Salamander Queen II</b> (originally scooped by Hayden and named <b>Lizard King</b>). The rigging here is a little confusing but will eventually pass between 2 and 3 re-belays before reaching the floor of <b>Salamander Queen II</b>. This is a large canyon with a sump and two or more waterfalls at the southern side which can be easily freeclimbed (the second of which may require a rope to descend). This is expected to lead towards <b>Swiss Cheese</b>, <b>Heifer</b>, and <b>Watershed</b>.
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<p>Heading north leads to <b>German Engineering</b> and can be followed in a high-level traverse for 20m to the pitch-head of <b>War of Attrition</b>. Descending this leads to a 1-bolt wonder (in very good rock) and then to a Y-hang which is descended to yet another traverse. <b><i>The deviation MUST be used to prevent catastrophic rope rub.</i></b> At the end of the traverse line a brief section of walking passage is reached before reaching a further traverse which terminates at the pitch-head of <b>Salamander Queen</b>. <i>Care must be taken when rigging this to avoid rope rub.</i> <b>Salamander Queen</b> can be descended to a y-hang which <b><i>MUST have a rope-protector placed</i></b> to prevent concerning rope rub. Bottoming this chamber leads to a small calcified aven and small stream at the south side and a large, clean washed, aven at the north. The northern aven can be descended into via a 1-bolt wonder (about 7m) and leads to a high-level, clean-washed rift traverse which quickly opens over a very large chamber (maybe 20m wide, very long and something like 40m+ deep. It is expected that this is part of the same rift system seen at the end of <b>Brief Respite</b> and connects back towards <b>Watershed</b> as a hydrological connection at minimum). Continuing in the traverse leads to a phreatic tube on the left, <b>Brief Respite</b>. This is easy stomping passage with a few small waterfalls. After about 80m the passage constricts and leads to an airy traverse over a huge chamber where a waterfall can be heard in the distance. A y-hang is in place to drop the chamber. The chamber is expected to be around 50m+ deep. HERE BE THE PUSHING FRONT.
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<H3>Hobnob Hallway</H3>
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<p><i>(This description
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should be checked and related to the QMs marked on the survey)</i>Heading L at the first junction along <b>The Second Coming</b>
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leads to <b>Hobnob Hallway</b>. This starts as a sand floored
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phreatic passage. A short distance along a hole in the floor leads N
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to <b>Kit Kat connection </b>which loops back to <b>The Second
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Coming</b>. Further along, a fine false floor crosses a small stream,
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not explored. A small sandy slope leads down to a canyon on the R,
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with a phreatic passage at the top. A short way along this phreas,
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<b>Phil Lynn’s Concert Hall</b>, a small chamber, is reached. From
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here a hole to the R leads to <b>Dead Bat Dead End</b>. Back at the
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canyon, a small passage can be followed to another junction,
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returning to the canyon. To the R is unsurveyed, but the L continues
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along a phreatic named <b>Papsi Passage</b>, with the canyon in the
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floor. Occasional smaller (barely body sized) phreatics break off
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from this. Eventually the canyon is lost, and the phreatic continues.
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A further junction is reached, to the R, <b>Papsi Passage</b> continues.
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To the L leads down<b> Dead Fly Passage</b>, ending at the
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top of a canyon, presumably the continuation of the earlier canyon.
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<b>Papsi Passage</b> continues in the phreatic until it too reaches a
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canyon, presumably the same)<i>. </i>
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</p>
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<h3>Propane
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Nightmares</h3>
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<p>From PT03 at the end
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of the traverse from the Entrance Series descend the p5 to the N.
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(<i>Ahead the main passage is The Second Coming). Ascend a p8
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(left rigged 2019) </i>up to a small phreatic tube on the R. This
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enters <b>Propane Nightmares. </b>It starts as a stooping size
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phreatic tube formed on a fault plane heading E. (<i>Around 10m from
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the start of the passage a narrow canyon leads up on the R and then
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heads steeply down towards the sound of a waterfall. This ends in a
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steep slope which the survey suggests connects with <b>Grommit</b>)</i>.
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The main passage continues E with a similar size, passing a handline
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c8 up (<i>left rigged in 2019)</i> immediately followed by a p12
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down. Continuing E soon reaches a three-way junction at PT11. This is
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the beginning of a maze area. The way on is right, which leads to a second
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junction, where right again leads the the top of a p5 down.
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Just before the first junction a tube high on the right leads to spoon
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passage which emerges above and opposite the p5 after a few metres of crawling.
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Down and keeping L at the first junction(N) leads to another
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junction. <i>(Straight on at this second junction leads, via a
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steeply descending phreas with a squeeze, to a steep sided static
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sump. Traversing around the edge of this sump leads to a larger
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passage which heads SW and shortly reaches the bottom of the p5
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described above. This route bypasses the p5 but it is not recommended
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due to the risk of falling into the static sump which would likely be
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fatal. E of the sump a drafty ramp ascends to a short bolt climb with
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a good draft, QMA)</i>.</p>
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<p>From the bottom of
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the p5 the passage develops a trench in the floor and soon leads to a
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T junction at PT12 with a large pitch in the floor (QMA)<i>. (To the
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R leads to a splashy aven and the head of an immature canyon,
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QM_not_worth_the_misery). </i>To the L at the PT12 junction is a
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short, roped traverse (left rigged 2019) which leads to a crawling
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sized phreatic tube that soon arrives at a p4 with a tiny wet inlet
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in the roof at the head of the pitch. Below, the phreas continues as
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a crawl until a canyon develops in the floor which, after a couple of
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short climbs, arrives at the top of <b>Strained by Gravity </b>(p75)</p>
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<p><b>Strained by
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Gravity </b>is broken by four large ledges and lands on a boulder
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floor with a waterfall entering on the E side. Care should be taken on
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the second pitch, above the second deviation a large boulder is traversed,
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if it is descended on the wrong side severe rope rub occurs. (<i>A passage leads
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off directly behind the waterfall - it is not possible to avoid
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getting wet - and traverses over a pit in the floor with a streamway
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at the bottom; after the traverse it is possible to drop down into a
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streamway (described next) or to continue to traverse into a phreatic
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tube in the roof, QMB). </i>Following cairns to the right at floor level at the bottom of <b>Strained By Gravity</b> it is possible to scurry under a
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drippy area below the waterfall to enter
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<b>Watershed</b>, a fine streamway that trends SE. (<i>Just past the
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waterfall the passage passes beneath the traverse mentioned above)</i>.</p>
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<p><b>Watershed</b> continues for over 100m as a significant streamway with some
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unusually impressive speleothems for the Totes Gebirge. This section
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is reminiscent of the great stream caves of the Mendip Hills until
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the water begins to cut down into a trench in the floor. At this
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point progress is made by climbing up and traversing at roof level in a phreatic tube. The initial climb up is at a 90 degree right hand bend, followed immediately by another climb up at the 90 degree left hand bend. This passage continues to be finely decorated. This carries on until it
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eventually reaches a T-junction. R immediately arrives at a large,
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wet pitch (<b>Peculiar Pot</b>) whilst to the L the phreas continues and almost
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immediately reaches another two way junction.</p>
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<p><b>Peculiar Pot</b> down the pitch leads to camp. A flattened bit of ground sleeps 3 comfortably and 4 at a squeeze. Continuing down another small pitch leads to a narrow rift that continues past a few short pitches to rejoin the main route in <b>Sound of Water</b> The route down Flowstone Canyon and Sound of Water is the preferred route as less rope is required.</p>
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<p><b>Flowstone canyon</b> L at this two way junction is Flowstone canyon,
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continuing down a narrow sandy rift - sloping steeply downwards for 100m. R
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at two way junction is a QMB at pt2. After 20m at pt4, L is a scrambly rift,
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which may require bolting (QMB). Continuing in the sandy rift, nice decoration
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of flowstone and stalactites is found on the walls, passing several awkward
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and thrutchy downclimbs. All can be freeclimbed but a couple may benefit
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from a small handline. At the end of the passage a chamber is reached with
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a large aven above, pt21. Pitch down enters <b>Sound of Water</b>, traverse to left of
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aven leads to a wet rift (QMA)</p>
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<p><b>Sound of Water</b>. Down the 20m pitch from <b>Flowstone canyon</b> the way on is right up the slope to another pitch p27. <b>Peculiar Pot</b> enters from a rift a few metres down this pitch. From the bottom, upstream leads to a waterfall (bolt climbing required) whilst downstream follows a narrow rift to two small pitches where the cave opens out to very large rift. Continue following several small pitches and traverses, eventually leading to a ~10m long drafting duck. Pursuing this lead would require neoprene and enthusiasm for cold misery. </p>
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<a href='/1626/359/l/1626-359%20homecoming%20-%20entrancepitches%20-%20harrykettle%20img_20190716_173822_result.html'><img src='/1626/359/t/1626-359%20homecoming%20-%20entrancepitches%20-%20harrykettle%20img_20190716_173822_result.jpg' /></a>
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<a href='/1626/359/l/pool.html'><img src='/1626/359/t/pool.jpg' /></a>
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<h3>Heifer</h3>
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<p>From PT11 a traverse line of 12m will take you over "death sump" a static sump that you do not want to fall in. This then carries on for about 15m in a phreatic tube before popping you out at the basin of <b>Heifer</b> and the alternative bolt climb route <b>The Great Heifer</b> </p>
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<p>The <b>Heifer</b> starts as a p5 climb up followed by a further p7 which takes you into a rift. <i>beneath you is the magical <b>Great Heifer</b> Which marvels the engineering prowess of “German Engineering” This route no longer needs to be rigged and is “Interesting” to bolt climb</i> This is a very awkward traverse to climb into. This traverse then continues for 20m before you reach a p15 with a deviation that takes you into <b>Cow Trough</b> </p>
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<p><b>Cow Trough</b> Is a large "static sump" which has clear connections to the surface based on the debris that litters the flooralongside alsosuspected of connecting to "Death Sump"thatof which you traversed over. <b>THIS AREA ALSO FLOODS</b> After carefully traverseing across these “Static sumps” you are greeted by a small rift that continues for about 20 meters. <i>To the right can be seen a potential C lead that is another bolt climb into an unknown rift</i> this rift eventually rejoins the floor to what has been dubbed <b>Udder</b> </p>
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<p><b>Udder</b> is a A lead, however it will require some work to get through the leg deep water. A great breeze rivalling that of a wind chamber is coming towards you can be felt and the passage continues as a low difficult traverse over a pool of water. the pool can be drained slightly by digging.the passage opens up on the other side to a tall rift which contiues to cowlick aven. this is a large aven with some pheatic leads going onwards and a large aven in the roof. this discharges bunde. a large passage goes upwards to the right requiring a bolt climb. . </p></underground_description><!-- Underground description. (description of approach and entrance goes in entrance file). For a small cave this will be the entire description. For larger caves it will be the front page of the description, or a short intro, containing links to other pages with the cave description in, or even nothing but a link. -->
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<img class="photo" src="/expofiles/surveys/1626-359/359+area-A0-10Nov23-100dpi.png" style="max-height:100em">
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<div class="caption"><h4>Low resolution plan of Heimkehrhöhle (1626/359) after the 2023 expedition.</h4></div>
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<a href="/expofiles/surveys/1626-359/359+area-A0-10Nov23-400dpi.png"><h3>Click here to download the detailed plan survey of Heimkehrhöhle (1626/359) from after the 2023 expeditiono</h3></a>
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<div class="caption"><h3>Simplified extended elevation of 359 after 2022 Expo.</h3></div>
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