I am going to actually attempt to write something interesting and relevant for a change.
So do not hit the delete button just yet. http://bloximages.chicago2.vip.townnews.com/wacotrib.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/7/e6/7e698fbd-1bdf-5df4-83cb-1366ee212cf3/5663c2a0d8cb8.image.jpg?resize=760%2C536 Does anybody remember that ? I bet James Jasek or Ron Ralph can tell you. The TSA held their winter meeting here ( in the photo ) in either 1992 or 1993 on the Brazos River just on the outskirts of Waco, Texas. We camped here below the house. Now you can hit the delete button, as the rest is my usual tooting of my horn. I was quiet impressed with this event. So, I made a really nice color vector-drawing of this image showing Jim McLanes diesel 4x4 Scout 2, and cavers tents below. This artwork was the first color computer graphic image on the cover of SpeleoSpace. I donated the original artwork to Jim McLane and it sat on his living room shelf up until he had his first estate sale ( which took place before he died ). In theory, in my storage building is a 23 year old floppy disk with that artwork. Finding it would be rather next to impossible. I doubt I ever converted it to CD or saved it on a hard-drive. Someone might have access to the print and it could be scanned if it was still usable. Anyways, I no longer remember why the TSA met here, or what was accomplished. But there were about 20 cavers camped below this structure. David Locklear NSS # 27639
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