texascavers Digest 30 Dec 2008 01:56:15 - Issue 675
Topics (messages 9755 through 9758):
Anyone headed down to SLP?
9755 by: Terry Holsinger
Re: [ProjectDisaster] Brazil: Rabid child
9756 by: wpick.cox.net
Ancient Cave Painting from Northern Australia
9757 by:
Target has had an interesting LED lantern for several months, but I had to
put off testing it.
This one is by River Rock, and features a single K2 LED.
http://i19.ebayimg.com/06/i/001/13/e9/ccf4_1.JPG
The lantern is well built and gets my approval.
It is probably the 3rd best LED lantern that
I finally decided to sign up for a MySpace account:
http://www.myspace.com/el_speleo_gringo
I presume this is going to eventually be something that I regret
doing.
A little voice inside my head is saying DON'T hit the send button.
David Locklear
Do you remember your little red wagon from your childhood?
Did it have cup-holders, upholstered seats, iPod dock, speakers, seat-belts?
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2008/TECH/12/24/radio.flyer.wagon/RadioFlyer3.jpg
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Give this
No. I put a piece of foam rubber in it though. It made rides down the hill
more comfortable.
Me and my brother figured how to steer it from sitting inside it with the
'tow handle' turned backwards and we'd ride it down the biggest hill within
a mile of our house. It was fun as hell, fast and
This post is intended for gringo cavers who plan to go caving south
of the border.
I found a great way to improve your Spanish.
National Geographic sells DVD video documentaries in a Spanish format.
You can get them at HEB at the border towns.They cost 99 pesos.
I presume the English U.S.
According to my former employer's human resources dept. the spanish spoken
in northern Mexico (specifically Nuevo Leon) is the most standard spanish in
the world, pretty much anyone that speaks spanish in other countries can
understand most of what we say,
Nico
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 7:56 PM,
