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[Texascavers] NSS Award Nomination Deadline: Thursday, November 15th.
DEADLINE!! Don't forget that this Thursday, November 15th, is the deadline for NSS AWARD NOMINATIONS. At each year's NSS Convention Banquet, the NSS recognizes special people both within and outside of the Society through awards for outstanding accomplishment. The Awards Committee encourages NSS members to submit names and supporting material for anyone who would make a good candidate for any of the awards. Suggestions (including a resume of the person nominated) should be sent to the sub-chairman of the appropriate award anytime during the year, but before the November 15 deadline. Information concerning the committee may be obtained from the committee chairman, Scott Fee . All nominations are due NO LATER THAN November 15th. For more specific information, visit: http://www.caves.org/committee/award/ - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
[Texascavers] Kiwi Sink Dig Trip Report
Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco), Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry Raines, Ron Rutherford, & Melinda Tuley (Galveston). Visitors whom I saw included James Brown, Kiwi, and most of the Gluesenkamp Clan. The Jaseks undertook to clean the slope above a couple of perilous and pendent rocks, that have been the subject of much trepidation of late, so that they might be removed later in the day without tons of soil and rocks coming down along with them. Tony Akers went down with a jackhammer and reduced a couple of blocking rocks in the North Lead. Then Marion went in and cleaned up the residue. Melinda and Justin showed up from Galveston and I sent them in to explore the cave prior to getting to work. Meanwhile people dug down where convenient and practical around the barrels and dug out around some large rocks that would need hoisting before much more work could go on. We'd started with 2-1/2 barrels already filled from the 7 October dig and had filled 2-1/2 more by 1:30 so, with almost no place to put another barrel--or more diggers--and still work, I declared the day over. It was about that time that Ryan and Ron showed up and filled another barrel having gained some space and opened a new face. Terry showed up with his winch truck and we hoisted all 6 barrels out before the winch heated up. Most of the early arrivals left. Terry and I took an hour to allow the winch to cool to tend to some other matters, during which time Ron and Ryan filled 2 more barrels. Upon our return the winch had cooled and the remaining 2 barrels were hoisted and a half-dozen or so rocks lifted out, including the perilous one. We stashed the tools, cleaned up the work area, and went home. Totals included: 2-1/2 barrels already filled, 2-1/2 barrels filled by the morning crew, and 3 barrels filled by the afternoon crew for a total of 8 barrels. 5 or 6 medium to large rocks were also hoisted, leaving about that many more to remove before the next dig which, by the way, is scheduled for the 25th November. The north lead requires a bit more clean up work and, visually, seems to have pinched into a washed gravel filled (almost) lead--not what I was looking for. --Ediger - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
Re: [Texascavers] Kiwi Sink Dig Trip Report
2010? On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 9:01 AM, Gill Edigar wrote: > Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony > Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco), > Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry > Raines, Ron Rutherford, & Melinda Tuley (Galveston). Visitors whom I > saw included James Brown, Kiwi, and most of the Gluesenkamp Clan. > The Jaseks undertook to clean the slope above a couple of perilous > and pendent rocks, that have been the subject of much trepidation of > late, so that they might be removed later in the day without tons of > soil and rocks coming down along with them. Tony Akers went down with > a jackhammer and reduced a couple of blocking rocks in the North Lead. > Then Marion went in and cleaned up the residue. Melinda and Justin > showed up from Galveston and I sent them in to explore the cave prior > to getting to work. Meanwhile people dug down where convenient and > practical around the barrels and dug out around some large rocks that > would need hoisting before much more work could go on. We'd started > with 2-1/2 barrels already filled from the 7 October dig and had > filled 2-1/2 more by 1:30 so, with almost no place to put another > barrel--or more diggers--and still work, I declared the day over. It > was about that time that Ryan and Ron showed up and filled another > barrel having gained some space and opened a new face. Terry showed up > with his winch truck and we hoisted all 6 barrels out before the winch > heated up. Most of the early arrivals left. Terry and I took an hour > to allow the winch to cool to tend to some other matters, during which > time Ron and Ryan filled 2 more barrels. Upon our return the winch had > cooled and the remaining 2 barrels were hoisted and a half-dozen or so > rocks lifted out, including the perilous one. We stashed the tools, > cleaned up the work area, and went home. > Totals included: 2-1/2 barrels already filled, 2-1/2 barrels > filled by the morning crew, and 3 barrels filled by the afternoon crew > for a total of 8 barrels. 5 or 6 medium to large rocks were also > hoisted, leaving about that many more to remove before the next dig > which, by the way, is scheduled for the 25th November. The north lead > requires a bit more clean up work and, visually, seems to have pinched > into a washed gravel filled (almost) lead--not what I was looking for. > --Ediger > > - > Visit our website: http://texascavers.com > To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com > For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com > >
[Texascavers] journal Tourism in Karst Areas
Copied to the list by Bill Mixon: Dear Colleagues (Apologies in advance for cross-posts), Greetings. The reason of to get in touch with you at this opportunity is to strengthen the dissemination of the journal Tourism in Karst Areas, as well asencourage you to submit your manuscripts for publication. Initially created as a Brazilian journal in 2008, since its initial edition the journal Tourism and Karst Areas received collaborations with several researchers from other parts of the world, which encouraged us to make the journal an international edition since 2011. With this, we want to create a specific channel for researches and communications related to tourist use in karst areas and caves, under different perspectives, including but not limited to: - Studies related to tourism in caves, with environmental, economic, cultural, management or multidisciplinary perspectives; - Studies of tourism demand in caves and karst areas; - Natural protected areas and parks in karst areas; - Geotourism, geoparks and the use of the physical environment as a tourist attraction; - Caves and karst heritage; - Environmental education in karst areas and caves. Therefore, we invite you to meet the journal website (http://www.cavernas.org.br/turismo.asp ), where we have general guidelines for submission of manuscripts, in English, Portuguese and Spanish, as well as previous editions. If you have some question, suggestion or if you want to submit a manuscript, please keep the contact. With my best regards, Prof. Heros Lobo, Dr. – turi...@cavernas.org.br Universidade Federal de São Carlos – Brazil Brazilian Speleological Society – SBE Editor-in-chief of the journal Tourism and Karst Areas A chicken is the egg's way of making another egg. You may "reply" to the address this message came from, but for long-term use, save: Personal: bmi...@alumni.uchicago.edu AMCS: edi...@amcs-pubs.org or sa...@amcs-pubs.org - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
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[Texascavers] Trying to reach Bill Stephens
I trying to reach Bill Stephens. Can someone send me Bill's new contact information off line. I understand that he has moved from Wichita Falls to the Dallas area. If you could send me his phone number, that would be appreciated. Thanks, Geary Schindel
[SWR] NSS Award Nomination Deadline: Thursday, November 15th.
DEADLINE!! Don't forget that this Thursday, November 15th, is the deadline for NSS AWARD NOMINATIONS. At each year's NSS Convention Banquet, the NSS recognizes special people both within and outside of the Society through awards for outstanding accomplishment. The Awards Committee encourages NSS members to submit names and supporting material for anyone who would make a good candidate for any of the awards. Suggestions (including a resume of the person nominated) should be sent to the sub-chairman of the appropriate award anytime during the year, but before the November 15 deadline. Information concerning the committee may be obtained from the committee chairman, Scott Fee . All nominations are due NO LATER THAN November 15th. For more specific information, visit: http://www.caves.org/committee/award/ ___ SWR mailing list s...@caver.net http://lists.caver.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/swr ___ This list is provided free as a courtesy of CAVERNET
[Texascavers] NSS Award Nomination Deadline: Thursday, November 15th.
DEADLINE!! Don't forget that this Thursday, November 15th, is the deadline for NSS AWARD NOMINATIONS. At each year's NSS Convention Banquet, the NSS recognizes special people both within and outside of the Society through awards for outstanding accomplishment. The Awards Committee encourages NSS members to submit names and supporting material for anyone who would make a good candidate for any of the awards. Suggestions (including a resume of the person nominated) should be sent to the sub-chairman of the appropriate award anytime during the year, but before the November 15 deadline. Information concerning the committee may be obtained from the committee chairman, Scott Fee . All nominations are due NO LATER THAN November 15th. For more specific information, visit: http://www.caves.org/committee/award/ - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
[Texascavers] Kiwi Sink Dig Trip Report
Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco), Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry Raines, Ron Rutherford, & Melinda Tuley (Galveston). Visitors whom I saw included James Brown, Kiwi, and most of the Gluesenkamp Clan. The Jaseks undertook to clean the slope above a couple of perilous and pendent rocks, that have been the subject of much trepidation of late, so that they might be removed later in the day without tons of soil and rocks coming down along with them. Tony Akers went down with a jackhammer and reduced a couple of blocking rocks in the North Lead. Then Marion went in and cleaned up the residue. Melinda and Justin showed up from Galveston and I sent them in to explore the cave prior to getting to work. Meanwhile people dug down where convenient and practical around the barrels and dug out around some large rocks that would need hoisting before much more work could go on. We'd started with 2-1/2 barrels already filled from the 7 October dig and had filled 2-1/2 more by 1:30 so, with almost no place to put another barrel--or more diggers--and still work, I declared the day over. It was about that time that Ryan and Ron showed up and filled another barrel having gained some space and opened a new face. Terry showed up with his winch truck and we hoisted all 6 barrels out before the winch heated up. Most of the early arrivals left. Terry and I took an hour to allow the winch to cool to tend to some other matters, during which time Ron and Ryan filled 2 more barrels. Upon our return the winch had cooled and the remaining 2 barrels were hoisted and a half-dozen or so rocks lifted out, including the perilous one. We stashed the tools, cleaned up the work area, and went home. Totals included: 2-1/2 barrels already filled, 2-1/2 barrels filled by the morning crew, and 3 barrels filled by the afternoon crew for a total of 8 barrels. 5 or 6 medium to large rocks were also hoisted, leaving about that many more to remove before the next dig which, by the way, is scheduled for the 25th November. The north lead requires a bit more clean up work and, visually, seems to have pinched into a washed gravel filled (almost) lead--not what I was looking for. --Ediger - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
Re: [Texascavers] Kiwi Sink Dig Trip Report
2010? On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 9:01 AM, Gill Edigar wrote: > Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony > Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco), > Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry > Raines, Ron Rutherford, & Melinda Tuley (Galveston). Visitors whom I > saw included James Brown, Kiwi, and most of the Gluesenkamp Clan. > The Jaseks undertook to clean the slope above a couple of perilous > and pendent rocks, that have been the subject of much trepidation of > late, so that they might be removed later in the day without tons of > soil and rocks coming down along with them. Tony Akers went down with > a jackhammer and reduced a couple of blocking rocks in the North Lead. > Then Marion went in and cleaned up the residue. Melinda and Justin > showed up from Galveston and I sent them in to explore the cave prior > to getting to work. Meanwhile people dug down where convenient and > practical around the barrels and dug out around some large rocks that > would need hoisting before much more work could go on. We'd started > with 2-1/2 barrels already filled from the 7 October dig and had > filled 2-1/2 more by 1:30 so, with almost no place to put another > barrel--or more diggers--and still work, I declared the day over. It > was about that time that Ryan and Ron showed up and filled another > barrel having gained some space and opened a new face. Terry showed up > with his winch truck and we hoisted all 6 barrels out before the winch > heated up. Most of the early arrivals left. Terry and I took an hour > to allow the winch to cool to tend to some other matters, during which > time Ron and Ryan filled 2 more barrels. Upon our return the winch had > cooled and the remaining 2 barrels were hoisted and a half-dozen or so > rocks lifted out, including the perilous one. We stashed the tools, > cleaned up the work area, and went home. > Totals included: 2-1/2 barrels already filled, 2-1/2 barrels > filled by the morning crew, and 3 barrels filled by the afternoon crew > for a total of 8 barrels. 5 or 6 medium to large rocks were also > hoisted, leaving about that many more to remove before the next dig > which, by the way, is scheduled for the 25th November. The north lead > requires a bit more clean up work and, visually, seems to have pinched > into a washed gravel filled (almost) lead--not what I was looking for. > --Ediger > > - > Visit our website: http://texascavers.com > To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com > For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com > >
[Texascavers] journal Tourism in Karst Areas
Copied to the list by Bill Mixon: Dear Colleagues (Apologies in advance for cross-posts), Greetings. The reason of to get in touch with you at this opportunity is to strengthen the dissemination of the journal Tourism in Karst Areas, as well asencourage you to submit your manuscripts for publication. Initially created as a Brazilian journal in 2008, since its initial edition the journal Tourism and Karst Areas received collaborations with several researchers from other parts of the world, which encouraged us to make the journal an international edition since 2011. With this, we want to create a specific channel for researches and communications related to tourist use in karst areas and caves, under different perspectives, including but not limited to: - Studies related to tourism in caves, with environmental, economic, cultural, management or multidisciplinary perspectives; - Studies of tourism demand in caves and karst areas; - Natural protected areas and parks in karst areas; - Geotourism, geoparks and the use of the physical environment as a tourist attraction; - Caves and karst heritage; - Environmental education in karst areas and caves. Therefore, we invite you to meet the journal website (http://www.cavernas.org.br/turismo.asp ), where we have general guidelines for submission of manuscripts, in English, Portuguese and Spanish, as well as previous editions. If you have some question, suggestion or if you want to submit a manuscript, please keep the contact. With my best regards, Prof. Heros Lobo, Dr. – turi...@cavernas.org.br Universidade Federal de São Carlos – Brazil Brazilian Speleological Society – SBE Editor-in-chief of the journal Tourism and Karst Areas A chicken is the egg's way of making another egg. You may "reply" to the address this message came from, but for long-term use, save: Personal: bmi...@alumni.uchicago.edu AMCS: edi...@amcs-pubs.org or sa...@amcs-pubs.org - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
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[Texascavers] Trying to reach Bill Stephens
I trying to reach Bill Stephens. Can someone send me Bill's new contact information off line. I understand that he has moved from Wichita Falls to the Dallas area. If you could send me his phone number, that would be appreciated. Thanks, Geary Schindel
[SWR] NSS Award Nomination Deadline: Thursday, November 15th.
DEADLINE!! Don't forget that this Thursday, November 15th, is the deadline for NSS AWARD NOMINATIONS. At each year's NSS Convention Banquet, the NSS recognizes special people both within and outside of the Society through awards for outstanding accomplishment. The Awards Committee encourages NSS members to submit names and supporting material for anyone who would make a good candidate for any of the awards. Suggestions (including a resume of the person nominated) should be sent to the sub-chairman of the appropriate award anytime during the year, but before the November 15 deadline. Information concerning the committee may be obtained from the committee chairman, Scott Fee . All nominations are due NO LATER THAN November 15th. For more specific information, visit: http://www.caves.org/committee/award/ ___ SWR mailing list s...@caver.net http://lists.caver.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/swr ___ This list is provided free as a courtesy of CAVERNET
[Texascavers] NSS Award Nomination Deadline: Thursday, November 15th.
DEADLINE!! Don't forget that this Thursday, November 15th, is the deadline for NSS AWARD NOMINATIONS. At each year's NSS Convention Banquet, the NSS recognizes special people both within and outside of the Society through awards for outstanding accomplishment. The Awards Committee encourages NSS members to submit names and supporting material for anyone who would make a good candidate for any of the awards. Suggestions (including a resume of the person nominated) should be sent to the sub-chairman of the appropriate award anytime during the year, but before the November 15 deadline. Information concerning the committee may be obtained from the committee chairman, Scott Fee . All nominations are due NO LATER THAN November 15th. For more specific information, visit: http://www.caves.org/committee/award/ - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
[Texascavers] Kiwi Sink Dig Trip Report
Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco), Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry Raines, Ron Rutherford, & Melinda Tuley (Galveston). Visitors whom I saw included James Brown, Kiwi, and most of the Gluesenkamp Clan. The Jaseks undertook to clean the slope above a couple of perilous and pendent rocks, that have been the subject of much trepidation of late, so that they might be removed later in the day without tons of soil and rocks coming down along with them. Tony Akers went down with a jackhammer and reduced a couple of blocking rocks in the North Lead. Then Marion went in and cleaned up the residue. Melinda and Justin showed up from Galveston and I sent them in to explore the cave prior to getting to work. Meanwhile people dug down where convenient and practical around the barrels and dug out around some large rocks that would need hoisting before much more work could go on. We'd started with 2-1/2 barrels already filled from the 7 October dig and had filled 2-1/2 more by 1:30 so, with almost no place to put another barrel--or more diggers--and still work, I declared the day over. It was about that time that Ryan and Ron showed up and filled another barrel having gained some space and opened a new face. Terry showed up with his winch truck and we hoisted all 6 barrels out before the winch heated up. Most of the early arrivals left. Terry and I took an hour to allow the winch to cool to tend to some other matters, during which time Ron and Ryan filled 2 more barrels. Upon our return the winch had cooled and the remaining 2 barrels were hoisted and a half-dozen or so rocks lifted out, including the perilous one. We stashed the tools, cleaned up the work area, and went home. Totals included: 2-1/2 barrels already filled, 2-1/2 barrels filled by the morning crew, and 3 barrels filled by the afternoon crew for a total of 8 barrels. 5 or 6 medium to large rocks were also hoisted, leaving about that many more to remove before the next dig which, by the way, is scheduled for the 25th November. The north lead requires a bit more clean up work and, visually, seems to have pinched into a washed gravel filled (almost) lead--not what I was looking for. --Ediger - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
Re: [Texascavers] Kiwi Sink Dig Trip Report
2010? On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 9:01 AM, Gill Edigar wrote: > Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony > Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco), > Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry > Raines, Ron Rutherford, & Melinda Tuley (Galveston). Visitors whom I > saw included James Brown, Kiwi, and most of the Gluesenkamp Clan. > The Jaseks undertook to clean the slope above a couple of perilous > and pendent rocks, that have been the subject of much trepidation of > late, so that they might be removed later in the day without tons of > soil and rocks coming down along with them. Tony Akers went down with > a jackhammer and reduced a couple of blocking rocks in the North Lead. > Then Marion went in and cleaned up the residue. Melinda and Justin > showed up from Galveston and I sent them in to explore the cave prior > to getting to work. Meanwhile people dug down where convenient and > practical around the barrels and dug out around some large rocks that > would need hoisting before much more work could go on. We'd started > with 2-1/2 barrels already filled from the 7 October dig and had > filled 2-1/2 more by 1:30 so, with almost no place to put another > barrel--or more diggers--and still work, I declared the day over. It > was about that time that Ryan and Ron showed up and filled another > barrel having gained some space and opened a new face. Terry showed up > with his winch truck and we hoisted all 6 barrels out before the winch > heated up. Most of the early arrivals left. Terry and I took an hour > to allow the winch to cool to tend to some other matters, during which > time Ron and Ryan filled 2 more barrels. Upon our return the winch had > cooled and the remaining 2 barrels were hoisted and a half-dozen or so > rocks lifted out, including the perilous one. We stashed the tools, > cleaned up the work area, and went home. > Totals included: 2-1/2 barrels already filled, 2-1/2 barrels > filled by the morning crew, and 3 barrels filled by the afternoon crew > for a total of 8 barrels. 5 or 6 medium to large rocks were also > hoisted, leaving about that many more to remove before the next dig > which, by the way, is scheduled for the 25th November. The north lead > requires a bit more clean up work and, visually, seems to have pinched > into a washed gravel filled (almost) lead--not what I was looking for. > --Ediger > > - > Visit our website: http://texascavers.com > To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com > For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com > >
[Texascavers] journal Tourism in Karst Areas
Copied to the list by Bill Mixon: Dear Colleagues (Apologies in advance for cross-posts), Greetings. The reason of to get in touch with you at this opportunity is to strengthen the dissemination of the journal Tourism in Karst Areas, as well asencourage you to submit your manuscripts for publication. Initially created as a Brazilian journal in 2008, since its initial edition the journal Tourism and Karst Areas received collaborations with several researchers from other parts of the world, which encouraged us to make the journal an international edition since 2011. With this, we want to create a specific channel for researches and communications related to tourist use in karst areas and caves, under different perspectives, including but not limited to: - Studies related to tourism in caves, with environmental, economic, cultural, management or multidisciplinary perspectives; - Studies of tourism demand in caves and karst areas; - Natural protected areas and parks in karst areas; - Geotourism, geoparks and the use of the physical environment as a tourist attraction; - Caves and karst heritage; - Environmental education in karst areas and caves. Therefore, we invite you to meet the journal website (http://www.cavernas.org.br/turismo.asp ), where we have general guidelines for submission of manuscripts, in English, Portuguese and Spanish, as well as previous editions. If you have some question, suggestion or if you want to submit a manuscript, please keep the contact. With my best regards, Prof. Heros Lobo, Dr. – turi...@cavernas.org.br Universidade Federal de São Carlos – Brazil Brazilian Speleological Society – SBE Editor-in-chief of the journal Tourism and Karst Areas A chicken is the egg's way of making another egg. You may "reply" to the address this message came from, but for long-term use, save: Personal: bmi...@alumni.uchicago.edu AMCS: edi...@amcs-pubs.org or sa...@amcs-pubs.org - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
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[Texascavers] Trying to reach Bill Stephens
I trying to reach Bill Stephens. Can someone send me Bill's new contact information off line. I understand that he has moved from Wichita Falls to the Dallas area. If you could send me his phone number, that would be appreciated. Thanks, Geary Schindel
