Cavern killer claims stake in tourist attraction
_By Zeke MacCormack _ (http://www.mysa
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BOERNE — The life sentence given Dario Acevedo on Monday for the 2005
murder of a man at Cascade Caverns Park leaves unresolved one of his lega
Fofo,
Cheers for producing an interesting compilation! ?My first thought at looking
it over is that to convert the figures into 'caves per square kilometer' or
some measure like that which takes the size of the country into consideration
would be likewise interesting. ?Look at Cuba, for examp
Hi!
A few days ago there was a question in the Spanish language list
Tlamaqui about which country had the most surveyed passages in the
world, so as a quick estimate I took the list of caves with more than
15,000 m and grouped it by country. Bill Mixon found the information
interesting and su
While caving in Mexico, many of you have probably visited Las Pozas in
Xilitla. My first visit there was in the early 1970s when Edward
James (buddy of Picasso and Dali) was still there and it under
construction. The mansion has fallen into disrepair and was recently
purchased by a foundat
All of that is perfectly true--as based on actual publications readily to
hand. Still, it is completely fair for the reviewer to point out those
shortcomings--and I would suggest expected as we should want an honest
assessment. Just because a book is sloppily done does not mean that the
reviewer (w
