All:
I've also been through the gun barrel in Knox Cave, NY. As Dwight
mentioned it is tight and some crawling(?) on your side required. Interesting
how
some crawls get reputations. Another infamous crawl is the Blue Crawl in
Tumbling Rock Cave, AL, not far from the NSS convention si
All:
Many years ago, a shop teacher at an Indianapolis High School knew I was a
caver. He offered me 3 very large cans of Carbide. At one time they used
the carbide for their welders. The carbide was filled with "dust" even
though the cans were not opened. I obtained several gallon si
All:
Many years ago, a shop teacher at an Indianapolis High School knew I was a
caver. He offered me 3 very large cans of Carbide. At one time they used
the carbide for their welders. The carbide was filled with "dust" even
though the cans were not opened. I obtained several gallon si
All:
Many years ago, a shop teacher at an Indianapolis High School knew I was a
caver. He offered me 3 very large cans of Carbide. At one time they used
the carbide for their welders. The carbide was filled with "dust" even
though the cans were not opened. I obtained several gallon si
All:
The loss of power at the awards presentation was unfortunate. No
microphone meant no one could hear the presentations. As for light, cavers
always
have lights. A write up will appear in the convention issue of the NSS
NEWS with all the winners. The best we can do.
Fortunately, no
All:
The loss of power at the awards presentation was unfortunate. No
microphone meant no one could hear the presentations. As for light, cavers
always
have lights. A write up will appear in the convention issue of the NSS
NEWS with all the winners. The best we can do.
Fortunately, no
All:
The loss of power at the awards presentation was unfortunate. No
microphone meant no one could hear the presentations. As for light, cavers
always
have lights. A write up will appear in the convention issue of the NSS
NEWS with all the winners. The best we can do.
Fortunately, no
