If there are no photos it didn't happen.
From: Lyndon Tiu [lyndon@gmail.com]
Sent: 29 April 2014 21:04
To: Jill Orr
Cc: Texascavers@texascavers.com
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] Texas Caver Deadline - Monday May 5.
The roof caved?
Jill Orr wrote:
The de
The roof caved?
Jill Orr wrote:
>The deadline is fast approaching for the next issue of Texas Caver. Articles
>and photos are still needed.
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>I will be completely out of reach for about two weeks - so get your
>articles in and pressure and harass each other.
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>Unfortunately we didn't get
The Association for Mexican Cave Studies will have a sales table open
for limited hours during the spring TSA convention this weekend,
probably during lunch and between the talks and supper on Saturday and
for an hour or so Sunday morning. I will have the most recent AMCS
publications and a
The deadline is fast approaching for the next issue of Texas Caver. Articles
and photos are still needed.
I will be completely out of reach for about two weeks - so get your
articles in and pressure and harass each other.
Unfortunately we didn't get photos of the party at Geary's house Sunday
I’ve heard some tall tales about Texas caves but the best one that I heard was
about a transmutator cave in Kentucky – and this one is true. The farmer told
me his dog chased a raccoon into a cave and got lost. About two weeks later,
the dog emerged from another cave more than five miles away a
I visited a cave in Oklahoma the owners called Horse Thief Cave. Story was
that horse thieves used the cave to run horses to a town 15 miles away. If
they did none of the horses was over 3’ tall and we never found the passage
leading to town. If memory serves the cave was about 300’. Caves a
My memories of interviews with elderly people in nursing homes...consists of
great tales of caves with entrances big enough to ride a horse and wagon full
of Gold barsit went on for miles and connects to Carlsbad Caverns at some
deep level... now if they could just remember where it was loca
I was in a nursing home cafeteria today, making a 5 minute visit to an ill
cousin.
An 83 year old guy at the table who was in poor health would not shut up
and just kept rambling about whatever was on his mind. He seemed to have
some bizarre need to share his thoughts, and there was not a soul in
Ah cool. http://www.nps.gov/cave/planyourvisit/brochures.htm and
their backcountry link is dead, so can't tell if Goat is open or not.
Parks Ranch is open :)
On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 9:16 AM, wrote:
> Sure, Charles!
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> Got this from Karen Perry:
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> Mark,
> I know for a fact that Cottonwood
Sure, Charles!
Got this from Karen Perry:
Mark,
I know for a fact that Cottonwood and Sitting Bull Falls are closed as well as
McKittrick. Sand and Black are open. I am not sure about Goat. The ruling is if
the cave has bats or a history of bats, it is closed. No bats, cave is open.
Later,
Kar
Mark, mind sharing any info you receive offline?
Thanks
On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 7:59 AM, wrote:
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> The subject came up this past weekend during a caving trip as to the status
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> We would like to plan a trip out there this Fall and were w
Hey, Ron!
Could you give me a shout offline?
I need to talk to you about purchasing a couple of cave packs or three.
Thanks,
Mark
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