On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 8:33 PM, jerryat...@aol.com wrote:
I'd nominate Bob Hudson, pioneer Texas caver from the early 1950s. He
was one of the first serious cavers in Texas and was a founder of the UTG.
He explored hundreds of caves, some of which have not been visited since. He
also
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Susie
Gill, I believe you are confusing Bob Holder with Bob Hudson. Both were early
Texas Cavers based in Austin.
Holder's claim to fame was his involvement with the diving activities at
Devil's Sinkhole (see 50 YEARS, page 428). As Jerry Atkinson has pointed out
below, Hudson was far more
You're right.
--Ediger
On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 10:11 AM, Carl Kunath carl.kun...@suddenlink.netwrote:
Gill, I believe you are confusing Bob Holder with Bob Hudson. Both were
early Texas Cavers based in Austin.
Holder's claim to fame was his involvement with the diving activities at
Devil's
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Greetings from Clark and Susie Giles in wonderful Central Texas. San Saba
County to be exact. Home to both caves and bats so I am hoping this one
post will be deemed caving related. I have had a hard disk crash and lost
many of my contacts information. The problem is this green thing.
Hi all!
The latest issue of Enchantment, a magazine for Rural Electric
Coop users in New Mexico features an article on Fort Stanton and
Snowy River by Karen Boehler. Though it has a few mistakes (friatic
passages instead of phreatic, etc.), it's not too bad. It can be
viewed at:
Thanks Steve,
It looks like Karen did a nice job of writing this - the mistakes are few,
as you mentioned.
Regards,
John
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For shame!
http://forums.caves.org/viewtopic.php?f=31t=9307p=77585#p77585
Crash, I think the Spurs should make a memorial contribution...
Alex
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Cavers,
There is an article about caving Punkin and Deep in the last issue of the
Nittany Grotto News, Vol. 55 No. 2. The article can be accessed via the
internet by going to www.caves.org/grotto/nittany and following the links.
Use the following user name and password: guest and exchange
I, too, discovered an article on DP in Bexar Tracks by the Bexar
Audubon Society yesterday on the table at my Mom's house. It was
excerpted from a letter by Geary Schindel.
On Nov 1, 2009, at 10:05 AM, Ron Ralph wrote:
Cavers,
There is an article about caving Punkin and Deep in the last
I think the TCMA should ammend it's by laws to prohibit statues on it's
preserves
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On Oct 31, 2009, at 8:33 PM, jerryat...@aol.com wrote:
I'd nominate Bob Hudson, pioneer Texas caver from the early 1950s. He was one
of the first serious cavers in Texas and was a
Actually, I disagree. I think the TCMA should go the other way and seek to
recruit one of those yard art sculptors, those guys who make slip molds and
those plaster statues, and have a garden of them at Punkin and Deep. Just think
of how much fun it would be to have statues of the 200 Texas
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