Did you get a response, Joe?
We're going in October and I could use one, as well.
Thanks,
Mark
From: jran...@gmail.com [mailto:jran...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Joe
Ranzau
Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2010 9:26 AM
To: Cavers Texas
Subject: [Texascavers] Road log needed - Hig
Edwards Aquifer Philosophical Society -
aka brown bag luncheon
Friday, May 28, 2010 at Noon
Conference Room
Edwards Aquifer Authority
1615 N. St. Mary's Street, San Antonio, TX
We are pleased to announce that Ms. Monica Ponce, founder of the Asociacion
Coahuilense de Espeleologia, A.C. in Mex
Folks,
Please note that the correct date for this presentation in Friday, May 28.
Sorry for any confusion.
Geary
Subject: [Texascavers] FW: Brown Bag Presentation on Friday, May 28 at noon -
Caves and karst of Mexico by Monica Ponce
Edwards Aquifer Philosophical Society -
aka brown bag l
Since this is karst related, I thought that I would send it out to the email
list.
The second of three Brown Bag Presentations in the next two weeks
Edwards Aquifer Philosophical Society -
aka brown bag luncheon
Tuesday, June 1st at 11:55: AM
NOTE: this is a different location than our r
Thought some of you might be interested in this talk also.
Geary
Subject: Brown Bag for Tuesday, June 3 at high noon (12:00 PM) - Development
and Degradation of Water Quality in the Edwards Aquifer - The Technical Basis
for Impervious Cover Limits
The Third of Three upcoming Brown Bag Talk
texascavers Digest 24 May 2010 15:41:40 - Issue 1056
Topics (messages 14827 through 14833):
Re: Disto recommendation
14827 by: speleosteele.tx.rr.com
Re: Krizak Kave
14828 by: Ron Ralph
Re: Road log needed - High Guads - Three Mile Hill - Texas Camp
14829 by: Mark.A
For those cavers who are looking for a fun Memorial Day caving
project, I can strongly recommend this one. Marvin is a great guy and
Government Canyon is a wonderful state park. The regular camping spots
for this park are probably all reserved for this weekend, but as a
member of this proje
Recent mention of laser rangefinders such as Distos reminds me:
The UT Grotto recently had a vertical training night at Midnight Cave.
I stopped by to see what was going on and mentioned that some time I
hoped to get there with a tape and see what the depth of the drop
really is. It is ofte
Found an interesting website today that some of you might want to look
at. It does not live up to the "all things quantifiable quantified"
claim, e.g. under Natural World I didn't find Caves. It does haveBats,
but only the largest and smallest. Some of the categories include
foreign and hist
Well, can't you send them the lists of Deep & Long caves of the World? How
come nobody keeps a list of the shortest caves?
--Ediger
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 9:51 PM, Logan McNatt wrote:
> Found an interesting website today that some of you might want to look at.
> It does not live up to the "al
The list of shortest caves would be really long.
Gill Edigar wrote:
Well, can't you send them the lists of Deep & Long caves of the World? How
come nobody keeps a list of the shortest caves?
--Ediger
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 9:51 PM, Logan McNatt wrote:
Found an interesting website today
Cavers,
Check out www.nightofthebat.com, and especially take a look at the
poster (accessed by the link at the bottom of the page). On June 6,
Austin is hosting a celebration of all things batty, including a live
appearance by Adam West and the 1966 Batmobile. There will also be a
showing of the
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