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 the lunch break and sent down 6 empty barrels, 4-1/2 of which were filled up but not hoisted due to everybody pretty much running out of gas around 3 in the afternoon, some of us having been up most of the night before. Will spent his time in Kris's lead removing an errant hen, cleaning up a roof collapse, further digging, and rock removal--comprising about a barrel's worth of material. Kris was above ground but had an injury which prevented her from digging this week. John worked mostly on the "shelf" which was once a foot or two below floor level and which we've been using to store tools but has become chest high of late--and threatening to fall over. The rest of us dug mostly around the margins of the pit removing loose floor material and smallish rocks. --Ediger
Diggers: Gill Ediger Ernie Garza Will Quast Ron Rutherford John Schneider Visitors: Andy Gluesenkamp--helped lower barrels Jackson Gluesenkamp Kiwi Kris Pena--had an injury precluding in-cave work. Totals: 7-1/2 barrels filled and 12 to 15 rocks, moderate to large --------------------------------------------------------------------- Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com