The photo that looks like the climber is on formations is on
page 46. At least to me, it looks like the type of very old,
weathered formations one often sees around large cave entrances. My
guess is that they didn't want people to be able to easily make
copies of the magazine, which one could do easily from a PDF. I
couldn't find any way to save the article electronically other than
to print each couple of pages to PDF.
Mark
At 12:58 PM 5/19/2012, Mixon Bill wrote:
Looks to me like the climbers are climbing seriously karsted bedrock
in the cave entrance, not on formations. Still, there are cavers who
will fuss. Why on earth is that magazine using Flash to put nearly
illegible issues on the web? There are easier and better ways. What's
wrong with PDFs? -- Mixon
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