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________________________________ From: germa...@aol.com [mailto:germa...@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 3:38 PM To: Texascavers@texascavers.com Subject: Re: [Texascavers] The First Quarter 2010 issue of The TEXAS CAVER is now online! Outstanding frozen Gorman Falls fotos! I'm really bummed I didn't brave the cold and make the trip. And the issue overall, is another great effort by the Texas Caver editor. Thanks, Mark! julia (I just love getting my issue online before the hard copy arrives in the mail) -----Original Message----- From: mark.al...@l-3com.com To: texascavers@texascavers.com Sent: Thu, Feb 11, 2010 3:20 pm Subject: [Texascavers] The First Quarter 2010 issue of The TEXAS CAVER is now online! All, the first quarter version of The TEXAS CAVER has been posted to the Members Area (not the free area) by our very own Wizard of the Web, Butch Fralia. In this issue: We have some excellent trip reports and photos from Dale Barnard and Tone Garot on their trip to Mexico, Bill Steele's excellent NSS interview with Chris Nicola and the Story of the Priest's Grotto, Bill Bentley's account of the PBSS's CaCa rock haul, a photo montage of the antics at CBSP by the Austin/SA Girl Scouts, a huge announcement concerning the TSA Convention in March from Ellie, and some excellent photos of the frozen Gorman Falls from Allan Cobb and Andy Zenker. This first issue of the TC for 2010 is available to all paid TSA members. Not a TSA member? No problem! We still would like for you to contemplate becoming a TSA member. Send me an email for your complimentary past issue of the TEXAS CAVER and see what you've been missing. Visit the TSA website at www.cavetexas.org<http://www.cavetexas.org> and become a paid member and/or become an online member of the TSA. If you're a TSA member, but haven't yet joined the Digital Revolution, it is extremely painless to do so. Go to http://www.cavetexas.org/members/ and sign up and enjoy the current and back issues! Please remember to select how you want your TC: mail or digital. Be sure to also peruse the back issues of the TEXAS CAVER, if you haven't done so already. There now are a total of 18 (14 in the free area) issues of the Pulitzer worthy TEXAS CAVER available for your reading pleasure and available to all! You can still opt to receive a hard copy TC, but will have to wait a couple of weeks, at the earliest, to receive your latest newsletter via snail mail. We are in the process of transferring ALL back issues of the TEXAS CAVER to the website and we will let you know when this monumental task has been completed. Finally, I want to thank all of the cavers who submitted material for this issue and all of the past issues of The TEXAS CAVER. This is YOUR newsletter and I couldn't do it without YOU! So as the caving season starts in earnest, don't be bashful. Be sure to get those articles, photos, and trip reports written and sent in. I know who you are and where you have been! Without you, there is no TSA or TEXAS CAVER! Thanks! Mark Alman - TSA Chairman and TEXAS CAVER Editor =
