Cavers,
The Government Canyon Karst Project will be starting up again on the first
weekend of November. The schedule for the year has been added to the TSA
events calendar on the website. Caving (ridgewalking, surveying, digging,
etc.) will take place on both days of the weekend. Camping is
On Sep 19, 2019, at 5:29 PM, David wrote:
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> All the caving discussions are clearly on Facebook now.
That’s because you killed CaveTex.
Crash
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This is mostly a correction to my post 48 hours ago.
Rainstorm Imelda hung around, ( as forecasters warned was possible ), but
only dropped about 8 inches of rain inside the city limits of Houston.
Surprisingly some specific low spots that always flood, had severe to
extreme flooding and caught
In the town of Hidalgo Mexico, there is a typical old Catholic church, but
the wall behind the pulpit is a rock-shelter.
The entrance had an ugly galvanized chain-link fence ( or did back in the
mid-90s.)
Right behind the pulpit is a rock formation resembling a 24 inch long rock
projecting
And what it must look like to the non-caving general public.
https://www.science101.com/the-majesty-of-caves-and-their-breathtaking-ecosystems/39/
Jon
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