Survex File: caves-1623/290/ulysses_to_colericchamber

*begin ulysses_to_colericchamber

; stations linked into other surveys (or likely to)
*export 1x

; Cave: Fisch Gesicht
; Area in cave/QM: Ulysses to Choleric Chamber
*title "Ulysses to Choleric Chamber"
*date 2018.07.24
*team Insts Luke Stangroom
*team Notes Michael Holliday
*team Dog Adelaide De Diesbach
*instrument CHECC DistoX
*ref 2018#20

; Centreline data
*data normal from to length bearing gradient ignoreall
1x	2	1.12	085.6	29.6	2 is just near 1x to allow a view over to station 3 and the continuation.
2	3	13.81	147.0	-42.6	3 is at the entrance to the rift
3	4	6.75	088.4	-17.8	 
4	5	5.92	183.1	-21.4	5 is at the top of the pitch into the chamber.
5	6	9.47	305.8	-81.6	6 is at the bottom of the pitch into the chamber.
6	7	7.52	154.3	-26.6
7	8	6.06	336.5	-21.0

;LRUDs arranged into passage tubes
;new *data command for each 'passage',
;repeat stations and adjust numbers as needed
*data passage station left right up down ignoreall
;2	2.4	4.2	18.0	0.8	Just near 1x to allow a view over to station 3 and the continuation. Ignored due to not being in relavant area. 
3	0.4	0.7	1.5	1.2	At the enerance to the rift
4	0.0	1.4	2.4	1.7
5	0.7	0.0	1.5	1.5	At top of pitch
6	1.1	1.2	14.0	0.7	At bottom of pitch
6	1.1	1.2	14.0	0.7
7	3.2	3.8	13.7	1.3	Between the two 'plunge pools',
7	3.2	3.8	13.7	1.3
8	0.5	0.0	2.3	0.8	Undernieth 6. One way of accessing the lead.

;Question Mark List
;QM1	A	ulysses_to_colericchamber.8 -	The water coming down one of the waterfalls goes into the floor and looks to head in the direction of the large space at the other side of the too-tight rift. One could either follow the water directly, or drop down from a few metres higher up through a hole in the floor, where you first drop into the chamber. It looks quite roomy down there, and with normal drippy water levels, it looks easy enough to stay dry.
;QM2	C	ulysses_to_colericchamber.6 -	To one side of the chamber is a tight rift, that has been reffered to as 'too-tight'. This leads to a large, echo'y space within sight. This is probably accessed via following the water below, but if the water goes elsewhere this is very worth checking out. A determined, brave, and thin individual could likely find a way through: although even this person may want a backup of some sort.

;Cave Description
; Traversing (with difficulty at the time of writing) around Ulysses leads to a small (compared to Ulysses), but comfortably traversable, rift. This almost immediatly drops into a tall chamber, with a dry waterfall and an active waterfall at one side and a too-tight rift at the other. Shouting into the too-tight rift produces a good echo, and no far wall can be seen! The water from the waterfall flows under the inital landing spot, and a comfortably sized continuation can be seen. This needs bolting and dropping, preferably staying far from the water: as it may get a lot more splashy in high water conditions. [So-called due to Stangrooms rage at the world.]

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CUCC Expeditions to Austria: 1976 - 2022

Survex File: caves-1623/290/ulysses_to_colericchamber