Due to the recent rains I have canceled the Kiwi Sink Dig scheduled for
this Sunday the 21st July. There will be no digs in August. We'll see you
again in September.
--Ediger
Due to the recent rains I have canceled the Kiwi Sink Dig scheduled for
this Sunday the 21st July. There will be no digs in August. We'll see you
again in September.
--Ediger
Due to the recent rains I have canceled the Kiwi Sink Dig scheduled for
this Sunday the 21st July. There will be no digs in August. We'll see you
again in September.
--Ediger
KIWI SINK Dig Report--Sunday 7 July 2013--A few of us got there early and
started digging before 9 a.m. By 10 o'clock we had 5 barrels filled. We
hoisted them and 5 more along with 2 M rocks (piggybacked) after lunch, 10
lifts in all. The mud level of the floor was lowered the better part of 2
KIWI SINK Dig Report--Sunday 7 July 2013--A few of us got there early and
started digging before 9 a.m. By 10 o'clock we had 5 barrels filled. We
hoisted them and 5 more along with 2 M rocks (piggybacked) after lunch, 10
lifts in all. The mud level of the floor was lowered the better part of 2
KIWI SINK Dig Report--Sunday 7 July 2013--A few of us got there early and
started digging before 9 a.m. By 10 o'clock we had 5 barrels filled. We
hoisted them and 5 more along with 2 M rocks (piggybacked) after lunch, 10
lifts in all. The mud level of the floor was lowered the better part of 2
KIWI SINK Dig--I though I had posted a note about there being a dig this
Sunday (like tomorrow) the 7th July but can't seem to find it back. For any
info or directions try me at 410-303-1177. Voice works best. There will
also be another dig on the 21st July but, due to many moderately important
KIWI SINK Dig--I though I had posted a note about there being a dig this
Sunday (like tomorrow) the 7th July but can't seem to find it back. For any
info or directions try me at 410-303-1177. Voice works best. There will
also be another dig on the 21st July but, due to many moderately important
KIWI SINK Dig--I though I had posted a note about there being a dig this
Sunday (like tomorrow) the 7th July but can't seem to find it back. For any
info or directions try me at 410-303-1177. Voice works best. There will
also be another dig on the 21st July but, due to many moderately important
KIWI SINK Dig Report--Sunday, 23 June 2013--Six whole people showed up
today. We managed to fill and empty 4 barrels before lunch and then another
4 afterward--plus whatever David Locklear managed to get filled after we
left sometime after 4. He's camped out in Terry Raines' cow
pasture--digging
KIWI SINK Dig Report--Sunday, 23 June 2013--Six whole people showed up
today. We managed to fill and empty 4 barrels before lunch and then another
4 afterward--plus whatever David Locklear managed to get filled after we
left sometime after 4. He's camped out in Terry Raines' cow
pasture--digging
KIWI SINK Dig report--9 June 2013--The purpose of the dig continues to be
removing floor material in order to access the breakdown blocks nested in
the bottom of the sinkhole and hopefully getting access to horizontal cave
passage. Rains in the past few weeks washed some of the rocks beneath the
KIWI SINK Dig report--9 June 2013--The purpose of the dig continues to be
removing floor material in order to access the breakdown blocks nested in
the bottom of the sinkhole and hopefully getting access to horizontal cave
passage. Rains in the past few weeks washed some of the rocks beneath the
I would just like to add some personal thoughts to Gill's post,
After taking a dinner break, there are now 3 barrels ready to haul out, and
2 medium size rocks ready to be tandemed-out.
My theory is the large rocks we are standing on now, are the orignal
ceiling of the room, which I think is
KIWI SINK Dig report--9 June 2013--The purpose of the dig continues to be
removing floor material in order to access the breakdown blocks nested in
the bottom of the sinkhole and hopefully getting access to horizontal cave
passage. Rains in the past few weeks washed some of the rocks beneath the
I would just like to add some personal thoughts to Gill's post,
After taking a dinner break, there are now 3 barrels ready to haul out, and
2 medium size rocks ready to be tandemed-out.
My theory is the large rocks we are standing on now, are the orignal
ceiling of the room, which I think is
KIWI SINK Dig will resume this coming Sunday morning 11 August 2013. There
is much to do. The day promises to be warm on the surface so if you've been
holding off on digging in the lower leads and now have half a mind to do so
that may be all you need. We'll hope for minimal winds on the surface
KIWI SINK Dig will resume this coming Sunday morning 11 August 2013. There
is much to do. The day promises to be warm on the surface so if you've been
holding off on digging in the lower leads and now have half a mind to do so
that may be all you need. We'll hope for minimal winds on the surface
Gill, turn your calendar back two months:)
Mimi
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 5, 2013, at 1:49 PM, Gill Edigar gi...@att.net wrote:
KIWI SINK Dig will resume this coming Sunday morning 11 August 2013. There is
much to do. The day promises to be warm on the surface so if you've been
holding
KIWI SINK Dig will resume this coming Sunday morning 11 August 2013. There
is much to do. The day promises to be warm on the surface so if you've been
holding off on digging in the lower leads and now have half a mind to do so
that may be all you need. We'll hope for minimal winds on the surface
Gill, turn your calendar back two months:)
Mimi
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 5, 2013, at 1:49 PM, Gill Edigar gi...@att.net wrote:
KIWI SINK Dig will resume this coming Sunday morning 11 August 2013. There is
much to do. The day promises to be warm on the surface so if you've been
holding
?
Preston
--
- Original Message -
From: Gill Edigar
To: Cavers Texas
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2013 9:24 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] KIWI SINK Dig
KIWI SINK Dig Report--19 May 2013--Pretty nice day today with but 6 diggers
in existence
Dale Barnard surveyed the cave a year or so ago and produced a map which I
can't find in my present computer files. It may be in another computer??? The
floor level of the entrance pit has changed but little or nothing else. --Ediger
On May 20, 2013, at 3:47 AM, Preston Forsythe
love our maps.
By the way I have already forgotten where the name Kiwi comes from?
Preston
--
- Original Message -
From: Gill Edigar
To: Cavers Texas
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2013 9:24 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] KIWI SINK Dig
?
Preston
--
- Original Message -
From: Gill Edigar
To: Cavers Texas
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2013 9:24 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] KIWI SINK Dig
KIWI SINK Dig Report--19 May 2013--Pretty nice day today with but 6 diggers
in existence
Dale Barnard surveyed the cave a year or so ago and produced a map which I
can't find in my present computer files. It may be in another computer??? The
floor level of the entrance pit has changed but little or nothing else. --Ediger
On May 20, 2013, at 3:47 AM, Preston Forsythe
love our maps.
By the way I have already forgotten where the name Kiwi comes from?
Preston
--
- Original Message -
From: Gill Edigar
To: Cavers Texas
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2013 9:24 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] KIWI SINK Dig
?
Preston
--
- Original Message -
From: Gill Edigar
To: Cavers Texas
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2013 9:24 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] KIWI SINK Dig
KIWI SINK Dig Report--19 May 2013--Pretty nice day today with but 6 diggers
in existence
Dale Barnard surveyed the cave a year or so ago and produced a map which I
can't find in my present computer files. It may be in another computer??? The
floor level of the entrance pit has changed but little or nothing else. --Ediger
On May 20, 2013, at 3:47 AM, Preston Forsythe
KIWI SINK Dig Report--19 May 2013--Pretty nice day today with but 6 diggers
in existence. The place was a bit crowded with 7 barrels waiting to be
filled and lots of back fill, soaked by the recent rain, waiting to be dug.
Having a short crew was pretty much a good thing as we were a bit crowded
KIWI SINK Dig Report--19 May 2013--Pretty nice day today with but 6 diggers
in existence. The place was a bit crowded with 7 barrels waiting to be
filled and lots of back fill, soaked by the recent rain, waiting to be dug.
Having a short crew was pretty much a good thing as we were a bit crowded
KIWI SINK Dig Report--19 May 2013--Pretty nice day today with but 6 diggers
in existence. The place was a bit crowded with 7 barrels waiting to be
filled and lots of back fill, soaked by the recent rain, waiting to be dug.
Having a short crew was pretty much a good thing as we were a bit crowded
Kiwi Sink Dig is scheduled for this coming Sunday, 19 May 2013, at 444
Billie Brooks Lane, Driftwood TX. We have reached a point where only 6 or 8
people can work at a time in the floor removal portion of the Project. So
we rotate diggers through work and rest sessions (or they rotate
themselves).
Kiwi Sink Dig is scheduled for this coming Sunday, 19 May 2013, at 444
Billie Brooks Lane, Driftwood TX. We have reached a point where only 6 or 8
people can work at a time in the floor removal portion of the Project. So
we rotate diggers through work and rest sessions (or they rotate
themselves).
Kiwi Sink Dig is scheduled for this coming Sunday, 19 May 2013, at 444
Billie Brooks Lane, Driftwood TX. We have reached a point where only 6 or 8
people can work at a time in the floor removal portion of the Project. So
we rotate diggers through work and rest sessions (or they rotate
themselves).
So, KIWI SINK Dig this Sunday around 10 of the a.m. We opened the muddy
floor last Sunday and are digging in clean (mostly) water washed breakdown
now. Still a bit of clean-up to do in the old mud floor but it's really
fast and furious digging all around the pit. We loaded out 15 or 16 barrels
So, KIWI SINK Dig this Sunday around 10 of the a.m. We opened the muddy
floor last Sunday and are digging in clean (mostly) water washed breakdown
now. Still a bit of clean-up to do in the old mud floor but it's really
fast and furious digging all around the pit. We loaded out 15 or 16 barrels
:06 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] KIWI SINK Dig
KIWI SINK Dig--Sunday 21 April 2013--We were a little early but took time to
visit with Kiwi and his new really, really nice dog. A few of us went to the
bottom of the pit and contemplated the possibilities. They all involved mud. An
area (based
:06 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] KIWI SINK Dig
KIWI SINK Dig--Sunday 21 April 2013--We were a little early but took time to
visit with Kiwi and his new really, really nice dog. A few of us went to the
bottom of the pit and contemplated the possibilities. They all involved mud. An
area (based
:06 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] KIWI SINK Dig
KIWI SINK Dig--Sunday 21 April 2013--We were a little early but took time to
visit with Kiwi and his new really, really nice dog. A few of us went to the
bottom of the pit and contemplated the possibilities. They all involved mud. An
area (based
KIWI SINK Dig--Sunday 21 April 2013--We were a little early but took time
to visit with Kiwi and his new really, really nice dog. A few of us went to
the bottom of the pit and contemplated the possibilities. They all involved
mud. An area (based mostly on practicality, as is our wont) was selected
KIWI SINK Dig--Sunday 21 April 2013--We were a little early but took time
to visit with Kiwi and his new really, really nice dog. A few of us went to
the bottom of the pit and contemplated the possibilities. They all involved
mud. An area (based mostly on practicality, as is our wont) was selected
KIWI SINK Dig--Sunday 21 April 2013--We were a little early but took time
to visit with Kiwi and his new really, really nice dog. A few of us went to
the bottom of the pit and contemplated the possibilities. They all involved
mud. An area (based mostly on practicality, as is our wont) was selected
KIWI SINK Dig this coming Sunday (21 April) around 10 of the morning. Come
to work and see if what you're heard is true. We're very close to beginning
the next phase of operation. It might be warm. Bring UV protection--long
sleeved shirt. Don't forget water, lunch, hardhat.
KIWI SINK Dig this coming Sunday (21 April) around 10 of the morning. Come
to work and see if what you're heard is true. We're very close to beginning
the next phase of operation. It might be warm. Bring UV protection--long
sleeved shirt. Don't forget water, lunch, hardhat.
KIWI SINK Dig this coming Sunday (21 April) around 10 of the morning. Come
to work and see if what you're heard is true. We're very close to beginning
the next phase of operation. It might be warm. Bring UV protection--long
sleeved shirt. Don't forget water, lunch, hardhat.
KIWI SINK Dig--24 March 2013--Blaine Colton, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza,
Jim Jasek, Mimi Jasek, Terry Raines, John Schneider. We continued to
dig away at the above-floor-level-backfill materials in order that we
remove as much as possible before also removing the floor of the
current work area.
KIWI SINK Dig--24 March 2013--Blaine Colton, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza,
Jim Jasek, Mimi Jasek, Terry Raines, John Schneider. We continued to
dig away at the above-floor-level-backfill materials in order that we
remove as much as possible before also removing the floor of the
current work area.
KIWI SINK Dig--24 March 2013--Blaine Colton, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza,
Jim Jasek, Mimi Jasek, Terry Raines, John Schneider. We continued to
dig away at the above-floor-level-backfill materials in order that we
remove as much as possible before also removing the floor of the
current work area.
This is a bit late. There will be a Kiwi Sink dig this coming Sunday
24 March starting around 10 a.m. We're still digging the superfluous
fill material down to floor level before actually opening up the floor
to the level of clean washed breakdown boulders. If we get enough
material removed this
This is a bit late. There will be a Kiwi Sink dig this coming Sunday
24 March starting around 10 a.m. We're still digging the superfluous
fill material down to floor level before actually opening up the floor
to the level of clean washed breakdown boulders. If we get enough
material removed this
This is a bit late. There will be a Kiwi Sink dig this coming Sunday
24 March starting around 10 a.m. We're still digging the superfluous
fill material down to floor level before actually opening up the floor
to the level of clean washed breakdown boulders. If we get enough
material removed this
Hey Diggers:
There is a chance of rain on Sunday. If it is too muddy it is best we
postpone the dig, but give me a call at (512)847-0183 for an update.
Or come on by and we will have slides to show.
-Ernie G
-
Visit our
Hey Diggers:
There is a chance of rain on Sunday. If it is too muddy it is best we
postpone the dig, but give me a call at (512)847-0183 for an update.
Or come on by and we will have slides to show.
-Ernie G
-
Visit our
Hey Diggers:
There is a chance of rain on Sunday. If it is too muddy it is best we
postpone the dig, but give me a call at (512)847-0183 for an update.
Or come on by and we will have slides to show.
-Ernie G
-
Visit our
The next KIWI SINK dig will be 10 March. I will be out of town but
there are 7 barrels on the bottom ready to be filled. Try to continue
working on removing the floor material so the minimum amount of that
material will fall through when we finally have the area stabilized
enough to break through
The next KIWI SINK dig will be 10 March. I will be out of town but
there are 7 barrels on the bottom ready to be filled. Try to continue
working on removing the floor material so the minimum amount of that
material will fall through when we finally have the area stabilized
enough to break through
KIWI SINK Dig Report--10 February 2013--The highlight of the Sunday
dig was a near body-sized hole in the floor that Erin opened up near
the center of the pit to disclose clean, stream-washed breakdown
boulders extending to a depth of over a meter. We may have found the
bottom of the back fill
KIWI SINK Dig Report--10 February 2013--The highlight of the Sunday
dig was a near body-sized hole in the floor that Erin opened up near
the center of the pit to disclose clean, stream-washed breakdown
boulders extending to a depth of over a meter. We may have found the
bottom of the back fill
KIWI SINK Dig Report--10 February 2013--The highlight of the Sunday
dig was a near body-sized hole in the floor that Erin opened up near
the center of the pit to disclose clean, stream-washed breakdown
boulders extending to a depth of over a meter. We may have found the
bottom of the back fill
After a full day and 2 nights supporting the Honey Creek Tank Haul,
Ernie and Ron and I showed up at Kiwi Sink min-morning Sunday. Two or
3 multiple loads of rocks were hoisted. Will and John showed up. Three
barrels went down and were rapidly filled. We hoisted the barrels and
another rock during
After a full day and 2 nights supporting the Honey Creek Tank Haul,
Ernie and Ron and I showed up at Kiwi Sink min-morning Sunday. Two or
3 multiple loads of rocks were hoisted. Will and John showed up. Three
barrels went down and were rapidly filled. We hoisted the barrels and
another rock during
After a full day and 2 nights supporting the Honey Creek Tank Haul,
Ernie and Ron and I showed up at Kiwi Sink min-morning Sunday. Two or
3 multiple loads of rocks were hoisted. Will and John showed up. Three
barrels went down and were rapidly filled. We hoisted the barrels and
another rock during
KIWI SINK Dig--6 January 2013--Upon arrival at the cave it was decided
that the day's primary effort would be to continue the leveling of the
floor at the current low level in order to make future work safer and
easier. A secondary but not subordinate goal was to continue the
extension and
KIWI SINK Dig--6 January 2013--Upon arrival at the cave it was decided
that the day's primary effort would be to continue the leveling of the
floor at the current low level in order to make future work safer and
easier. A secondary but not subordinate goal was to continue the
extension and
KIWI SINK Dig--6 January 2013--Upon arrival at the cave it was decided
that the day's primary effort would be to continue the leveling of the
floor at the current low level in order to make future work safer and
easier. A secondary but not subordinate goal was to continue the
extension and
KIWI SINK Dig report for Sunday 9 December 2012--Terry and I pulled
one large rock out on Saturday afternoon to make sure everything was
working right. Then Sunday morning we, which now included Ernie,
pulled about another 8 rocks out, some two at a time. By the time that
was done the winch was
KIWI SINK Dig report for Sunday 9 December 2012--Terry and I pulled
one large rock out on Saturday afternoon to make sure everything was
working right. Then Sunday morning we, which now included Ernie,
pulled about another 8 rocks out, some two at a time. By the time that
was done the winch was
Kiwi Sink Digging Project saw nine cavers and nine barrels all removed
from the cave today--25 November 2012. Along with that 5 medium sized
rocks, 3 of them using a new tandem method (hauled up with a full
barrel) we have this day invented. The guilty parties include:
Gill Ediger
Ernie Garza
Kiwi Sink Digging Project saw nine cavers and nine barrels all removed
from the cave today--25 November 2012. Along with that 5 medium sized
rocks, 3 of them using a new tandem method (hauled up with a full
barrel) we have this day invented. The guilty parties include:
Gill Ediger
Ernie Garza
Kiwi Sink Digging Project saw nine cavers and nine barrels all removed
from the cave today--25 November 2012. Along with that 5 medium sized
rocks, 3 of them using a new tandem method (hauled up with a full
barrel) we have this day invented. The guilty parties include:
Gill Ediger
Ernie Garza
Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony
Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco),
Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry
Raines, Ron Rutherford, Melinda Tuley (Galveston). Visitors whom I
saw included James Brown,
2010?
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 9:01 AM, Gill Edigar gi...@att.net wrote:
Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony
Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco),
Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry
Raines, Ron
Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony
Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco),
Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry
Raines, Ron Rutherford, Melinda Tuley (Galveston). Visitors whom I
saw included James Brown,
2010?
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 9:01 AM, Gill Edigar gi...@att.net wrote:
Sunday 11 November 2010--Marion Akers (IN), Simon Akers (IN), Tony
Akers (IN), Don Broussard, Gill Ediger, Ernie Garza, Jim Jasek (Waco),
Mimi Jasek (Waco), Ryan Monjaras, Justin Rader (Galveston) Terry
Raines, Ron
The next Kiwi Sink Dig is scheduled for Sunday 11 November. There are
several faces which can be worked on. I would like to take some time
to stabilize some of the slopes which are looking more and more
perilous every month. Starting some time mid-morning and ending
mid-afternoon. For more info or
The next Kiwi Sink Dig is scheduled for Sunday 11 November. There are
several faces which can be worked on. I would like to take some time
to stabilize some of the slopes which are looking more and more
perilous every month. Starting some time mid-morning and ending
mid-afternoon. For more info or
The next Kiwi Sink Dig is scheduled for Sunday 11 November. There are
several faces which can be worked on. I would like to take some time
to stabilize some of the slopes which are looking more and more
perilous every month. Starting some time mid-morning and ending
mid-afternoon. For more info or
KIWI SINK Dig is scheduled for this coming Sunday 7 October around 10
a.m. 'til mid afternoon. There are 7 empty barrels ready for loading
and some crawlways waiting to be dug. Minor rain called for toward the
end of the week that I don't think'll be a factor. Bring something to
eat and drink. We
KIWI SINK Dig is scheduled for this coming Sunday 7 October around 10
a.m. 'til mid afternoon. There are 7 empty barrels ready for loading
and some crawlways waiting to be dug. Minor rain called for toward the
end of the week that I don't think'll be a factor. Bring something to
eat and drink. We
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--- On Fri, 9/21/12, Gill Edigar gi...@att.net wrote:
From: Gill Edigar gi...@att.net
Subject: [Texascavers] Kiwi Sink Dig cancelled
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
Date: Friday, September 21, 2012, 8:57 PM
KIWI SINK Dig--The winch
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--- On Fri, 9/21/12, Gill Edigar gi...@att.net wrote:
From: Gill Edigar gi...@att.net
Subject: [Texascavers] Kiwi Sink Dig cancelled
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
List-Post: texascavers@texascavers.com
Date: Friday, September 21, 2012
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--- On Fri, 9/21/12, Gill Edigar gi...@att.net wrote:
From: Gill Edigar gi...@att.net
Subject: [Texascavers] Kiwi Sink Dig cancelled
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
List-Post: texascavers@texascavers.com
Date: Friday, September 21, 2012
KIWI SINK Dig--The winch still has not arrived and the barrels are
still full on the bottom of the pit. I am going to declare the main
pit digging cancelled for this Sunday 23 September since we don't have
any empty barrels to fill. But crawlway digging down in the cave is
available to a few hardy
KIWI SINK Dig--The winch still has not arrived and the barrels are
still full on the bottom of the pit. I am going to declare the main
pit digging cancelled for this Sunday 23 September since we don't have
any empty barrels to fill. But crawlway digging down in the cave is
available to a few hardy
KIWI SINK Dig--The winch still has not arrived and the barrels are
still full on the bottom of the pit. I am going to declare the main
pit digging cancelled for this Sunday 23 September since we don't have
any empty barrels to fill. But crawlway digging down in the cave is
available to a few hardy
The possibility of digging this Sunday boils down to the receipt of a
new winch. It was supposed to arrive this week. I am still waiting.
There are still 7 full barrels at the bottom of the pit. If we can't
get them emptied there is no reason to dig. Stay tuned. I will try to
keep you posted.
The possibility of digging this Sunday boils down to the receipt of a
new winch. It was supposed to arrive this week. I am still waiting.
There are still 7 full barrels at the bottom of the pit. If we can't
get them emptied there is no reason to dig. Stay tuned. I will try to
keep you posted.
The possibility of digging this Sunday boils down to the receipt of a
new winch. It was supposed to arrive this week. I am still waiting.
There are still 7 full barrels at the bottom of the pit. If we can't
get them emptied there is no reason to dig. Stay tuned. I will try to
keep you posted.
KIWI SINK digs are scheduled for the Sunday following the 1st 3rd
Wednesday UT Grotto meetings. Today is the 5th Wednesday of the month
so even though there will be a Grotto meeting tonight there is not a
dig scheduled for this coming Sunday--the 2nd of September. The next
dig will be 9
KIWI SINK digs are scheduled for the Sunday following the 1st 3rd
Wednesday UT Grotto meetings. Today is the 5th Wednesday of the month
so even though there will be a Grotto meeting tonight there is not a
dig scheduled for this coming Sunday--the 2nd of September. The next
dig will be 9
Greetings;
We had an excellent cave dig today; the weather was much cooler than the
last dig and we had a tarp to shield the sun. Our objective was to continue
digging
down towards the North Passage, in the process uncovering the largest boulder
yet. Conrad dug down the soft clay mud
Greetings;
We had an excellent cave dig today; the weather was much cooler than the
last dig and we had a tarp to shield the sun. Our objective was to continue
digging
down towards the North Passage, in the process uncovering the largest boulder
yet. Conrad dug down the soft clay mud
Greetings;
We had an excellent cave dig today; the weather was much cooler than the
last dig and we had a tarp to shield the sun. Our objective was to continue
digging
down towards the North Passage, in the process uncovering the largest boulder
yet. Conrad dug down the soft clay mud
Hey Diggers,
There are 6-7 empty barrels to fill, come by on by Sunday, Aug. 19 at late
morning and help us dig. A tarp will shield us from the sun,
the digging is excellent, we are close to the North Passage. Bring lunch,
gloves and a helmet (we have a couple extras). After the dig,
we
Hey Diggers,
There are 6-7 empty barrels to fill, come by on by Sunday, Aug. 19 at late
morning and help us dig. A tarp will shield us from the sun,
the digging is excellent, we are close to the North Passage. Bring lunch,
gloves and a helmet (we have a couple extras). After the dig,
we
Hey Diggers,
There are 6-7 empty barrels to fill, come by on by Sunday, Aug. 19 at late
morning and help us dig. A tarp will shield us from the sun,
the digging is excellent, we are close to the North Passage. Bring lunch,
gloves and a helmet (we have a couple extras). After the dig,
we
Kiwi Sink Digging Project will be in operation again this coming
Sunday, 5 August 2012 at 444 Billie Brooks Lane 78619 in Rolling Oaks,
Hays County, Texas, USA sometime after 10 a.m. Bring plenty of
drinkables and something to eat for lunch. For more info call me
(don't text) at 410-303-1177.
Kiwi Sink Digging Project will be in operation again this coming
Sunday, 5 August 2012 at 444 Billie Brooks Lane 78619 in Rolling Oaks,
Hays County, Texas, USA sometime after 10 a.m. Bring plenty of
drinkables and something to eat for lunch. For more info call me
(don't text) at 410-303-1177.
KIWI SINK Trip and Progress Report--Erin Brown, Gill Ediger, Ernie
Garza, Amy Jasek, Jim Jasek, Mimi Jasek, Chris Perez, Will Quast, Ron
Rutherford. 22 July 2012, Rolling Oaks SubDivision, Hays County,
Texas.
Today's dig started out badly yesterday when Terry Raines reported
that the 12-volt
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