I saw a 4x4 magazine on the newsrack today that I
had never seen before.
It was called "4x4 Garage."
Apparently, it has been around for about 5 years, but
I just never noticed it.
The current issue has some interesting information
comparing old transmissions.
There was an article showing how to
Yeah, what Wes just said..
whoever started this thread, must I remind you that the US originally
belonged to the indians/natives or whatever you wanna call them and the
white man slaughtered them and forced them to live in "reservations"? and
thats only the upper half of the country, the lower half
Here Here! Thou shalt keep thy noncaving related rants to thyself!
UTG President
Wes~
From: vivb...@att.net
To: "Fritz Holt" , "Sullivan, Phyllis"
CC: , , ,
, "Dianne West" ,
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Subject: Re: [Texascavers] RE: QUITE AN ANALOGY
Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 23:48:40 +
I've learned to tolera
Oye "guey", me lo podrias Traducir al ESPAÑOL Gracias
Bombon
On Sep 13, 2007, at 3:44 PM, Fritz Holt wrote:
Phyllis, I whole-heartedly agree. Our federal, state and local
governments are out of control with crazy liberal (and some
conservative) legislators and officials enacting and sup
So not to be rude but this is one of the dumbest things I have seen sent to
Texas Cavers in a long while and lord knows I have sent plenty my self.
Good luck, I would duck for cover...
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Yes, let's please keep the listserve focused on its intended purpose. Lots
of us consider unsubscribing when we get off-topic rants, of any persuasion.
Yours for good cave and caver-related communication,
Frank Binney NSS 10816F
On 9/13/07 4:48 PM, "vivb...@att.net" wrote:
> I've learned to tol
I've learned to tolerate, and even enjoy the off topic discussions of vehicles
on this listserve. LED household bulbs, google maps, and truck tents are
similarly interesting, if not directly cave related.
But I have to draw the line at blatant political rhetoric. This is not what
this list is
Louise,
I have one of a different brand and many have seen me use it in the last 6
years at TCR and conventions...
I like it... Nice when there are fire ants and ground crawly nasties...
Some thought I did not even own a ground tent, but I have 3 or 4 of them in
addition to the truck tent.
ht
Phyllis, I whole-heartedly agree. Our federal, state and local
governments are out of control with crazy liberal (and some
conservative) legislators and officials enacting and supporting such
inane laws and rules.
I wish it were as easy as simply "taking down the bird feeder" which
seems to be out
The geologist who claimed his study shows there is plenty of water in that
well probably did a pump test. That is a standard test but often misleading
in karst. In this case, there is a good chance, based on what I know of the
area, that the well hit a relatively large conduit that stores a lot of
Has anybody tried one of these Napier Enterprises truck tents?
http://www.pickupspecialties.com/Sportz_tent/tailgate_tent_iii_by_sportz_tent.htm
http://www.lakelandgear.com/pick-up-truck-tent-cab-tent-truck-camping.aspx
If so, how did you like it? Advantages? Disadvantages? Do they hold up we
Hey folks,
Here's a link to a recent newspaper article on groundwater problems in Blanco
Co. The journalist made a few leaps here and there (for example, I never said
the salamander population in question is a subspecies) but he got the gist of
it.
http://sacurrent.com/news/story.asp?id=67408
Here is an interesting picture and assessment of Hurrican Humberto.
http://www.weather.com/blog/weather/8_13551.html
--Ediger
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I can only imagine how hot the inside of a metal camper shell gets when it's
over 100 degrees outside.
Not all that hot really if it's a light colored top. I've had both aluminium
and fiberglass tops in white and there was not discernible difference in the
back on hot days. The gray one I hav
Thanks, Mike.
Please include me on this newsletter and if you or anyone else has some
good stories and/or an obituary and photos
You could post, that would be great, as I would like to run a feature in
the next TEXAS CAVER.
I have met her just a few times and didn't get to know her as well as I
The September 2007 issue "Volume 22 # 9" of the Permian Basin Speleological
Society's "The Hole News" is now on the web in Adobe PDF format.
It can be found at the URL listed below:
http://www.caver.net/pbss/holenews/pbss9-07.pdf
And as always 22 plus exciting years of back issues can be fou
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