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Mr. Mixon just loves to poke at the scientists on this list
because he knows he'll get a reaction (especially from Diana!).
I've enjoyed the explanations and comments from her and others.
The Texas caver family includes quite a few scientists in a
variety of fields, many of them karst related. Their research and
discoveries make the news fairly often (e.g. aquifers, hydrology,
blind fish and other endangered species, long/deep caves and cave
dives, etc). I think it's great that the rest of us have an
opportunity to know these people, support some of them in their
fieldwork, and often are among the first to learn about their
findings at Grotto meetings. The more we learn from them about
karst geology, hydrology, biology, astronomy, etc., the more
interesting and fun caving is! (Just kidding about
astronomy.) lmcn...@austin.rr.com On Aug 31, 2016 Bill Mixon wrote Wow! Fourteen alleged authors for an article with eight paragraphs. How many of those people do you think were really authors, i.e., writers? How many of them were just bottle washers? -- Mixon |
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