David,
I have the same watercolor hanging on my wall. I suspect we both have one of
many prints that were probably sold at the gift shop in the '50's.
Carol
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From: David via Texascavers <texascavers@texascavers.com>
To: CaveTex <texascavers@texascavers.com>
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2014 11:31 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] Replies to various post
from David Locklear, so hit Delete Button now.
The funny thing about Don's post, is I consider him one of my best friends,
which gives you an idea how many friends I have.
The solution to Don's predicament is for me to simply change my email name.
Surely you can see I have drastically cut back on the use of CaveTex, but that
is mostly because I have been swamped doing things indirectly related to caving.
Today, I found an awesome water-color painting of Luray Caverns in an antique
store near Houston.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pedrm248j11sqg4/Luray-Caverns.jpg?dl=0
Anybody know the history of this? I have not found out if it is just a print,
or an original water-color, but assuming just one of a print of thousands.
I think most of the cavers who were dissing me last year, are now over it, and
we are still friends. To the best of my knowledge only one caver is on my
sh*t-list, and nobody I know has heard from him in years. I would still go in
a non-vertical cave with him though. I am pretty sure everybody else accepted
my olive-branch, and all the bad vibes are fuzzy memories from the past.
I am still digging thru booty, a retired caver gave me, and found a pair of
grey Jumars. These will hopefully end up as a door-prize at a caving event, in
the near future.
Respectfully,
David Locklear
Semi-retired from arm-chair caving
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