>From David Locklear I am way way out of the loop on this topic and any caving topic.
There is or once was a fancy 10 gallon mining bucket in Ernie's storage shed. I would like to either have this bucket and accessories returned to me, or make sure it perpetually ends up in "The Texas Speleological Center." The old hunk of metal may look like a rusty bucket and chain, but it is worth far more money than it appears. The lifting brace alone was forged with magic speleo-love more powerful than the legendary sword of Excalibur. Okay, maybe a slight exaggeration. I had the lift-brace custom fabricated by an engineering firm and specially heat-treated. Ernie told me recently that I had some boots there too. I can not imagine they would still be any good after 5 years of dry-rot, plus my foot has grown since then. On a totally different note, I am buried in work, and finally steadly making money ( about $ 500 a week.) I know that is chump change, but being self-employed is an achievement in itself. The quantity of my work appears to be growing, but it could be an illusion. As of today, I now have an cloud-based fax number using www.xenfax.com The service is not yet working quite right. The number is supposed to be 832-410-8050. Fax me a smiley-face if you can, so I can test it. I can now see the benefits of such a service. I had used Camscanner app for 2 years as my fax tool, but it is a different tool than XenFax. Like a ratchet-screwdriver compared to an electric driver. Camscanner was not doing the faxing task the way I needed it done. The lower cost of XenFax will hopefully be the solution. If you want to see how it works, text me privately, but I imagine it is just like efax or smartfax, etc. David
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