[SWR] Requesting Candidates for NSS Secretary-Treasurer

2013-09-07 Thread NSS Announcements
The Executive Search Committee is looking for candidates to run for  
the position of NSS Treasurer.


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You can also contact execsea...@caves.org if you have questions, or  
would like to suggest someone for nomination.


Thank you for your help!


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[Texascavers] Requesting Candidates for NSS Secretary-Treasurer

2013-09-07 Thread NSS Announcements
The Executive Search Committee is looking for candidates to run for  
the position of NSS Treasurer.


If you are interested and/or want more information, please visit the  
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http://www.caves.org/info/execsearch/exec_st.htm


You can also contact execsea...@caves.org if you have questions, or  
would like to suggest someone for nomination.


Thank you for your help!


Carol Tiderman
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Re: [SWR] Dilation theory.

2013-09-07 Thread Peter Jones
Carl, I think you're on to something here.  I agree, it would be great to have 
The Donald's theory published again.  Donald???….

Peter





On Sep 7, 2013, at 3:21 PM, Carl Pagano wrote:

 Does anyone still have a copy of Donald Davis's cave dilation theory? If so, 
 it would be worth publishing again given the increased number of sinkholes. 
 The world is beginning to collapse on itself because there aren't enough 
 people who believe that it is hollow anymore. It used to be that people 
 thought the world was hollow. Cavers promoted this theory, but with the 
 closure of so many caves due to ignorance, the world doesn't know just how 
 many hollow places there are/were, and so they are de-dilating. 
  Carl….
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Re: [SWR] Dilation theory.

2013-09-07 Thread Julia Germany
http://www.marckbeggs.com/ALF/2000/taylor.html

Reference's The Donald's theory with excerpts.  Interesting reading. Would 
love to read Mr. Davis' publication, in English or German - apparently it was 
also widely translated

julia germany

 

 

 

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Subject: Re: [SWR] Dilation theory.



Carl, I think you're on to something here.  I agree, it would be great to have 
The Donald's theory published again.  Donald???….


Peter








On Sep 7, 2013, at 3:21 PM, Carl Pagano wrote:


Does anyone still have a copy of Donald Davis's cave dilation theory? If so, it 
would be worth publishing again given the increased number of sinkholes. The 
world is beginning to collapse on itself because there aren't enough people who 
believe that it is hollow anymore. It used to be that people thought the world 
was hollow. Cavers promoted this theory, but with the closure of so many caves 
due to ignorance, the world doesn't know just how many hollow places there 
are/were, and so they are de-dilating. 
  Carl….
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Re: [Texascavers] Possible sinkhole / tunnel

2013-09-07 Thread George D. Nincehelser
The radio interview on this page is pretty interesting.

http://kfyo.com/lubbocks-secret-tunnel-mystery-deepens/




On Fri, Sep 6, 2013 at 11:17 PM, Bill Bentley ca...@caver.net wrote:

 **
 From Jacqui Thomas

 Lubbock.

  LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) -

 KCBD 11 in Lubbock


 A mystery tunnel is creating quite a buzz in a north Lubbock neighborhood.

 Lee Smithwick discovered it on his property this week, when part of his
 yard collapsed.

 We were watering the yard and we came out and the whole sprinkler system
 and everything sank, Smithwick said.

 Smithwick says he thought it was a sinkhole, but then he saw railroad ties.

 He alerted fire and police departments and upon further examination, they
 discovered it was a hidden tunnel, braced with railroad ties.

 Apparently one broke, causing the collapse.

 Now the question is, who built it?

 Smithwick says local historians have come out to see the tunnel for
 themselves.

 First they thought it might be a bunker, but it's definitely a tunnel.
 Nobody knows who built it or why they would build it. They're thinking
 maybe it's associated with the railroad back in 1909, but you're looking at
 an underground tunnel for 100 years.

 Smithwick says they've drilled a few holes in the ground, and it appears
 the tunnel runs underneath the road in front of his house.

 He says city inspectors have also come out, and they're meeting Thursday
 to figure out if they need take action.

 The area has been marked off with caution tape.

 We'll continue to follow this story online and on the air at KCBD
 NewsChannel 11.
 *
 *

 Lubbock man discovers mystery tunnel under his house - KCBD NewsChannel 11
 Lubbockhttp://www.kcbd.com/story/23343684/lubbock-man-discovers-mystery-tunnel-under-his-house

 Jacqui


 On Sep 6, 2013, at 7:38 PM, Charles Goldsmith wrote:

  Probably Bill's private cave.

 Sent via C=64 Mobile

 On Sep 6, 2013, at 7:28 PM, Kerry Lowery klowe...@suddenlink.net
 wrote:

   A fella at work was telling me, he heard on the news, of a house in
 Midland where a sinkhole formed in the back yard.  Upon inspection they
 found a tunnel and were able to follow it about 1/8 of a mile.  I see no
 report of this on the local stations web sites.  Curious if anyone else had
 heard this?

 Kerry

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Re: [PBSS] Possible sinkhole / tunnel

2013-09-07 Thread Bill Bentley
I'm out!
  - Original Message - 
  From: Kerry Lowery 
  To: Jacqueline Thomas ; p...@caver.net 
  Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2013 6:57 AM
  Subject: Re: [PBSS] Possible sinkhole / tunnel


  I think a group of west texas cavers should volunteer to check this out.

  From: Jacqueline Thomas 
  Sent: Friday, September 06, 2013 8:48 PM
  To: p...@caver.net 
  Subject: Re: [PBSS] Possible sinkhole / tunnel

  Lubbock. 

  LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - 
  KCBD 11 in Lubbock



  A mystery tunnel is creating quite a buzz in a north Lubbock neighborhood.

  Lee Smithwick discovered it on his property this week, when part of his yard 
collapsed.

  We were watering the yard and we came out and the whole sprinkler system and 
everything sank, Smithwick said.

  Smithwick says he thought it was a sinkhole, but then he saw railroad ties.

  He alerted fire and police departments and upon further examination, they 
discovered it was a hidden tunnel, braced with railroad ties.

  Apparently one broke, causing the collapse.

  Now the question is, who built it?

  Smithwick says local historians have come out to see the tunnel for 
themselves.

  First they thought it might be a bunker, but it's definitely a tunnel. 
Nobody knows who built it or why they would build it. They're thinking maybe 
it's associated with the railroad back in 1909, but you're looking at an 
underground tunnel for 100 years.

  Smithwick says they've drilled a few holes in the ground, and it appears the 
tunnel runs underneath the road in front of his house.

  He says city inspectors have also come out, and they're meeting Thursday to 
figure out if they need take action.

  The area has been marked off with caution tape.

  We'll continue to follow this story online and on the air at KCBD NewsChannel 
11.




  Lubbock man discovers mystery tunnel under his house - KCBD NewsChannel 11 
Lubbock

  Jacqui


  On Sep 6, 2013, at 7:38 PM, Charles Goldsmith wrote:


Probably Bill's private cave. 

Sent via C=64 Mobile

On Sep 6, 2013, at 7:28 PM, Kerry Lowery klowe...@suddenlink.net wrote:


  A fella at work was telling me, he heard on the news, of a house in 
Midland where a sinkhole formed in the back yard.  Upon inspection they found a 
tunnel and were able to follow it about 1/8 of a mile.  I see no report of this 
on the local stations web sites.  Curious if anyone else had heard this?

  Kerry
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RE: [Texascavers] Possible sinkhole / tunnel

2013-09-07 Thread Louise Power
Ah yes, I definitely see a trend. The earth is trying to heal itself by getting 
rid of all the cars. I foresee another sinkhole in the street in front of this 
guy's house where the tunnel goes.

From: ca...@caver.net
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
CC: s...@caver.net
Date: Fri, 6 Sep 2013 23:17:02 -0500
Subject: [Texascavers]  Possible sinkhole / tunnel








From Jacqui Thomas
 Lubbock.



LUBBOCK, 
TX (KCBD) -
KCBD 
11 in Lubbock


A 
mystery tunnel is creating quite a buzz in a north Lubbock neighborhood.
Lee 
Smithwick discovered it on his property this week, when part of his yard 
collapsed.
We 
were watering the yard and we came out and the whole sprinkler system and 
everything sank, Smithwick said.
Smithwick 
says he thought it was a sinkhole, but then he saw railroad ties.
He 
alerted fire and police departments and upon further examination, they 
discovered it was a hidden tunnel, braced with railroad ties.
Apparently 
one broke, causing the collapse.
Now 
the question is, who built it?
Smithwick 
says local historians have come out to see the tunnel for themselves.
First 
they thought it might be a bunker, but it's definitely a tunnel. Nobody knows 
who built it or why they would build it. They're thinking maybe it's associated 
with the railroad back in 1909, but you're looking at an underground tunnel for 
100 years.
Smithwick 
says they've drilled a few holes in the ground, and it appears the tunnel runs 
underneath the road in front of his house.
He 
says city inspectors have also come out, and they're meeting Thursday to figure 
out if they need take action.
The 
area has been marked off with caution tape.
We'll 
continue to follow this story online and on the air at KCBD NewsChannel 11.




Lubbock 
man discovers mystery tunnel under his house - KCBD NewsChannel 11 
Lubbock


Jacqui




On Sep 6, 2013, at 7:38 PM, Charles Goldsmith wrote:

  
  Probably Bill's private cave. 

Sent via C=64 Mobile
  
On Sep 6, 2013, at 7:28 PM, Kerry Lowery klowe...@suddenlink.net 
  wrote:


  



A fella at work was telling me, he heard on the news, of a house in 
Midland where a sinkhole formed in the back yard.  Upon inspection they 
found a tunnel and were able to follow it about 1/8 of a mile.  I see 
no report of this on the local stations web sites.  Curious if anyone 
else had heard this?
 
Kerry
  
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Re: [SWR] [Texascavers] Possible sinkhole / tunnel

2013-09-07 Thread Louise Power
My money is on the bootleggers.

From: jlrtho...@verizon.net
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 2013 09:43:09 -0500
To: george.nincehel...@gmail.com
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Subject: Re: [SWR] [Texascavers] Possible sinkhole / tunnel

Really interesting and in-depth radio discussion of the sinkhole/tunnel. Thanks 
for the link, George! Jacqui
On Sep 7, 2013, at 1:17 AM, George D. Nincehelser wrote:The radio interview on 
this page is pretty interesting.
http://kfyo.com/lubbocks-secret-tunnel-mystery-deepens/





On Fri, Sep 6, 2013 at 11:17 PM, Bill Bentley ca...@caver.net wrote:








From Jacqui Thomas
 Lubbock.



LUBBOCK, 
TX (KCBD) -
KCBD 
11 in Lubbock


A 
mystery tunnel is creating quite a buzz in a north Lubbock neighborhood.
Lee 
Smithwick discovered it on his property this week, when part of his yard 
collapsed.
We 
were watering the yard and we came out and the whole sprinkler system and 
everything sank, Smithwick said.
Smithwick 
says he thought it was a sinkhole, but then he saw railroad ties.
He 
alerted fire and police departments and upon further examination, they 
discovered it was a hidden tunnel, braced with railroad ties.
Apparently 
one broke, causing the collapse.
Now 
the question is, who built it?
Smithwick 
says local historians have come out to see the tunnel for themselves.
First 
they thought it might be a bunker, but it's definitely a tunnel. Nobody knows 
who built it or why they would build it. They're thinking maybe it's associated 
with the railroad back in 1909, but you're looking at an underground tunnel for 
100 years.
Smithwick 
says they've drilled a few holes in the ground, and it appears the tunnel runs 
underneath the road in front of his house.
He 
says city inspectors have also come out, and they're meeting Thursday to figure 
out if they need take action.
The 
area has been marked off with caution tape.
We'll 
continue to follow this story online and on the air at KCBD NewsChannel 11.




Lubbock 
man discovers mystery tunnel under his house - KCBD NewsChannel 11 
Lubbock


Jacqui




On Sep 6, 2013, at 7:38 PM, Charles Goldsmith wrote:


  
  Probably Bill's private cave. 

Sent via C=64 Mobile
  
On Sep 6, 2013, at 7:28 PM, Kerry Lowery klowe...@suddenlink.net 
  wrote:


  



A fella at work was telling me, he heard on the news, of a house in 
Midland where a sinkhole formed in the back yard.  Upon inspection they 
found a tunnel and were able to follow it about 1/8 of a mile.  I see 
no report of this on the local stations web sites.  Curious if anyone 
else had heard this?
 
Kerry
  
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Re: [PBSS] Possible sinkhole / tunnel

2013-09-07 Thread Julia Germany
I agree.Bentley's private entrance to CaCa..
 

 

 

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Probably Bill's private cave. 

Sent via C=64 Mobile

On Sep 6, 2013, at 7:28 PM, Kerry Lowery klowe...@suddenlink.net wrote:




A fella at work was telling me, he heard on the news, of a house in Midland 
where a sinkhole formed in the back yard.  Upon inspection they found a tunnel 
and were able to follow it about 1/8 of a mile.  I see no report of this on the 
local stations web sites.  Curious if anyone else had heard this?
 
Kerry



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Re: [PBSS] [SWR] [Texascavers] Possible sinkhole / tunnel

2013-09-07 Thread Jtml
Too bad some Lubbock cavers didn't get there and check it out before it went 
'viral'. Looks to be naturally dug and dry. Unfortunately irrigating the yard 
above it finally weakened the roof. 
In 1986 I was asked to investigate a similar collapse info a tunnel in rural 
PA. A guys tractor wheel started the collapse,  while turning his pasture. 
Another caver and I suited up and  climbed down and mapped it. It was only 
hundreds of feet long with small dimensions like this one, except it was waist 
deep flooded. It was near an old rail bed that was long gone,  the Juniata RR. 
Looking at old maps proved it was a very early iron prospect, from hundreds of 
years ago.

Guy covered up the collapse with old tires and kept farming.
John Lyles


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