>From David Locklear
dlocklea...@gmail.com
hit delete button now
This post is very long-winded hotel review. I am only posting it here on
CaveTex because
cavers sometimes have to spend the night in Nuevo Laredo on their
way to caves further south. Plus with all the negative attention about
Here is your chance to get your 15 minutes of speleo-fame.
Use the idea in the link below to create a new type of conversation
piece at a caving convention.
http://cssf.usc.edu/History/2014/Projects/J0222.pdf
Set up this type of trampoline at a caver event and let everybody
jump on it.
I just got the photo of Crash being eaten by Godzilla.
On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 1:37 PM, Mark Minton via Texascavers <
texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
> We actually did that back in the ‘90s. Every grotto had a correspondent
> that wrote summaries of trip reports given at their meetings and
Joe,
Thanks for the clarification. When I called the number a few minutes ago, all I
got was an answering machine which didn’t identify the who’s number it was and
I didn’t recognize it. When I called the other number, I got someone who did
answer but wasn’t a caver.
The listing of county
The outdated-ness of this list was addressed at the meeting at TCR. I'm talking
with a local caver/firefighter about being the safety chair, and updating that
list.
I do know that John Kreidler does not want to be a contact anymore, and that DJ
Walker is indeed still the South Central Regional
Geary -
I'm pretty sure Linda Palit is a Texas Caver...
*"Number from the Texas Caver is 210.865.2061 <210.865.2061> Texas Caver**I've
called both the TSA and the Texas Caver numbers to see if there was a caver
associated with them and there was not."*
:-)
Joe
On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 1:50
Folks,
I've check the TSA web page and the Texas Caver related to the call number to
request Caver Assistance.
I volunteered a number of years ago to have my cell phone listed for cave
assistance. I checked them today and here is what I found.
The number listed on the Texas Speleological
We actually did that back in the ‘90s. Every grotto had a
correspondent that wrote summaries of trip reports given at their meetings and
then sent them to the Texas Caver editor. Each TC issue had a section on Grotto
Reports or some such, with a paragraph or two from each grotto that sent in
Another stupid idea of mine. I don't have a clue as to how many grottos
there are or caver clubs. Each one should elect a scribe and send the
e-mail reports to a central place. Editor in chief. You can send photos
too. This is a picture of Crash Kennedy being eaten by Godzilla at Dimbulb
Cave in
I suggest we draft David Lockleer. He is a good writer no matter what you
think of his wild and wooly posts. When I was editor of the UTG Newsletter
we had tons of cave trips that were two paragraphs. March 3, 1969 John
Fish, Charlie Loving, Susie Holstrom, Marsha Meredith, Ed Alexander and
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