Two different Jim Beall's are bring discussed here. One died in the 70's, I
think. The other briefly caved around SA in the 80's, then moved to DC.
Via clumsy I-thumbs
On May 8, 2011, at 5:45 PM, George Veni gv...@warpdriveonline.com wrote:
Jim Beall was a Bexar Grotto member in the late
Two different Jim Beall's are bring discussed here. One died in the 70's, I
think. The other briefly caved around SA in the 80's, then moved to DC.
Via clumsy I-thumbs
On May 8, 2011, at 5:45 PM, George Veni gv...@warpdriveonline.com wrote:
Jim Beall was a Bexar Grotto member in the late
Two different Jim Beall's are bring discussed here. One died in the 70's, I
think. The other briefly caved around SA in the 80's, then moved to DC.
Via clumsy I-thumbs
On May 8, 2011, at 5:45 PM, George Veni gv...@warpdriveonline.com wrote:
Jim Beall was a Bexar Grotto member in the late
Jim Beall was a Bexar Grotto member in the late 80's and I think the early
90s. As I recall, he moved out of state but I don't recall where. Linda
Palit may know more.
George
From: Butch Fralia [mailto:bfra...@maverickgrotto.org]
Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2011 16:39
To: 'texas cavers'
I recall news stories of a ³spelunker², who wasn¹t affiliated with any Texas
caving group, falling while trying to hand over hand a rope in the pit
entrance of a small Hays County cave in the 1970s. Maybe it was the decedent
in question. Poor guy apparently fractured his spine in his fall and the
Jim Beall was a Bexar Grotto member in the late 80's and I think the early
90s. As I recall, he moved out of state but I don't recall where. Linda
Palit may know more.
George
From: Butch Fralia [mailto:bfra...@maverickgrotto.org]
Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2011 16:39
To: 'texas cavers'
I recall news stories of a ³spelunker², who wasn¹t affiliated with any Texas
caving group, falling while trying to hand over hand a rope in the pit
entrance of a small Hays County cave in the 1970s. Maybe it was the decedent
in question. Poor guy apparently fractured his spine in his fall and the
Jim Beall was a Bexar Grotto member in the late 80's and I think the early
90s. As I recall, he moved out of state but I don't recall where. Linda
Palit may know more.
George
From: Butch Fralia [mailto:bfra...@maverickgrotto.org]
Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2011 16:39
To: 'texas cavers'
I recall news stories of a ³spelunker², who wasn¹t affiliated with any Texas
caving group, falling while trying to hand over hand a rope in the pit
entrance of a small Hays County cave in the 1970s. Maybe it was the decedent
in question. Poor guy apparently fractured his spine in his fall and the
