I may have been in deeper or worse guano before.but the grossest for me
was in Stowers Cave in Texas. I went a little way past the bat room at the
back into a crawland the floor was about 16 inches of bat guano with the
gelatinous quality of jello.the smell was horrid...and I was
David wrote:
I am just curious which cave passages have you experienced your
worst encounter with bat guano.
The Vampire guano in Japones Cave in Mexico was pretty bad. Really deep red and
sticky-slimy gooey. And the vampires were in a complete frenzy filling the
passage and stirring up the
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David wrote:
I am just curious which cave passages have you experienced your
worst encounter with bat guano.
The Vampire guano in Japones Cave in Mexico was pretty bad. Really deep red and
sticky
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Mark
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David wrote:
I am just curious which cave
passages have you experienced your
worst encounter with bat guano
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So is this a new record for TexasCavers? A discussion that contains
scatological humor, scientific study of guano fall rates, actual caving
stories, new word creation and a reference to George Veni's testicles!
Geary
I think there have been some nasty fungal infections related to wading
through liquidy bat guano (or bat guanoy water, I don't know where one would
draw the line on terminology).
On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 11:14 AM, Geary Schindel
gschin...@edwardsaquifer.org wrote:
For example, we haven't
I have manfully refrained (to date) from commenting. However, my inbox has
overflowed as a result of a gigantic crapalanche from Texascavers. I just
looked, and it is up over my ankles at the moment.
DirtDoc
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From: jran...@gmail.com
So is this a
Fecalanche:
n.
• A fall or slide of a large mass, as of feces or guano, down a
slope.
• A massive or overwhelming amount; a flood: received an avalanche
of crap.
v., -lanched, -lanch·ing, -lanch·es.
v.intr.
To fall or slide in a massive or overwhelming amount of poo.
v.tr.
To
A guanoclastic flow perhaps?
Corky
Gill Ediger wrote:
One of the things I was trying to do was steer this discussion away
from the undignified use of the way too generic and overly
euphemistic, uninspired word crap. Surely we are a more
sophisticated and scientifically oriented society than
Surveying up through the center of Punkin. Every move threatened us
with death by drowning in guano.
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On Dec 4, 2008, at 9:40 PM, David dlocklea...@gmail.com wrote:
I am just curious which cave passages have you experienced your
worst encounter with bat guano.
For me, it
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