Or, someone from the grotto can volunteer to make a presentation on caving
every few months as part of their education and outreach program. I've already
done one here in San Antonio and we picked up a couple of new members. Probably
should get into the regular rotation.
I do have to agree with
It’s not often that I add my two cents to these discussions, but in this
case it’s worth mentioning an interested person could do much worse than
paying for a guided caving trip through the REI Outdoor School. I think
it’s a great thing that REI is endorsing these trips and raising caving
awareness
At the very least, someone from the UT Grotto might want to contact REI and get
them to hand out information about the grotto to their caving trip participants.
Diana
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Diana R. Tomchick
Professor
Departments of Biophysics and Biochemistry
Univers
Nichols Outdoor Adventures doesn't offer a rappelling tour, since our insurance
doesn't cover ropes.
Also, it was our understanding that they were doing a one time trip with the
previous superintendent. We had no clue that they were making this a recurring
event, and it will be interesting to
Well here is a way Grottos could make some money ;-)
And thanks for the confirmation, Diana, I thought that rappel device was
somewhat out of place!
Stefan Creaser
Staff Design Engineer; Physical Design Group; ARM
5707 Southwest Parkway, Bldg 1, Suite 100, Austin, TX 78735, USA.
Direct: +1-512-3
Wow, $145 for a guided trip into Gorman Creek Cave, complete with the wrong
kind of rappelling device for a caver!
Nichols Outdoor Adventure should charge more than $50 for their trip.
Diana
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Diana R. Tomchick
Professor
Departments of Biophysics
http://www.mystatesman.com/news/lifestyles/recreation/get-a-new-perspective-on-colorado-bend-state-park-/nssxs/
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