Scott said:
This is a crappy gimmick based on old technology.
The problem with this is while it might effectivly kill bacteria it dosent help
remove oils and dirt from your clothes.
I agree. In addition to killing bacteria and making clothes smell nice,
the other main purpose of d
I recall some many years ago that the clothes worn into Comanche Springs Cave
in Ft Stockton on a cave trip if not washed very soon after the trip would
after a few weeks begin to disintegrate, almost as if the mud in the cave as
caustic or something.
Bill
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All,
Any more volunteers for cooks, and also people who can help out with
preparation on the day?
Thanks!
Stefan
From: Stefan Creaser
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 12:21 AM
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
Subject: Need cooks for TCR...
All,
Walter (Hi, Walter!) said --
>Huntsville is dusting off its Cold War manual to create the nation's most
>ambitious fallout-shelter plan, featuring an abandoned mine...
I had to laugh when I saw that article. As a young lieutenant at Redstone
Arsenal back in the late sixti
For the longest time, Natural Bridge Caverns had the requisite fallout
shelter signs on both the building and at the entrance to the cave. I asked
the owners then (and this was back in the 80's) if there were any provisions
or plans. They said there were not, had never been, and the signs were
plac
I suspect caves would become charnel grounds with the sheer numbers
of people descending upon it for shelter and the number of gun owners
willing to defend the cave or try to take it for themselves. It would
NOT be organized and anything but civil. Injuries, disease,
starvation, cannibaliza
Thats why we designated Airman's cave a local shelter... Because no non
caver in their right mind would squeeze in that hole.
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From: "Brian Vauter"
To: "'Texas Cavers'"
Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2007 6:56 AM
Subject: RE: [Texascavers] cave fallout shelters
Gill said --
>I'd guess that there may still be such stashes in a few caves...
At Organ Cave, WV, they have protected and preserved a small room full of
ration barrels as part of their commercial tour. They've also preserved the
saltpetre works, so you can fight your way out
Don said:
>I suspect caves would become charnel grounds with the sheer numbers of
>people descending upon it for shelter and the number of gun owners
>willing to defend the cave or try to take it for themselves.
At the approach of the millenium, I received an astonish
You can typically find flood plain information with regards to a specific
piece of property on Property Appraisal District maps. Dallas County
Appraisal District has online maps that are quite useful for checking these
things. Seems like San Antonio has a similar siteas does the Austin
area. Th
Re: [Texascavers] RE: Sea Level Rise--the MapIf you live in Travis county you
can go to the City of Austin website, under Development, GIS viewer and it has
plat maps that you can add property lines, utilities, zoning, fema flood
plains, and lots more on. ITs actually a really useful tool. I h
http://maps.sanantonio.gov/website/COSAMaps/viewer.htm
On Sep 29, 2007, at 10:07 PM, Scott wrote:
If you live in Travis county you can go to the City of Austin
website, under Development, GIS viewer and it has plat maps that
you can add property lines, utilities, zoning, fema flood plains,
I run a 50% blend of pig tallow and 50% soybean oil in my Diesel, I can
change the oil after 8,000 miles and the oil is really clean for a diesel.
The problem with the Ford 6.0 is they introduced a lot of new technology
such as EGR on a diesel along with other things that are bad for diesels.
T
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