Re: [Texascavers] Announcing the Texas Speleology Center

[Mimi Jasek via Texascavers]

Excellent news, and thank you to Bill Mixon for making this much needed 
facility become a reality.

Jim and Mimi Jasek

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> On Dec 29, 2017, at 5:46 PM, Joe & Evelynn via Texascavers 
>  wrote:
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> The Texas Speleological Survey (TSS) and the Texas Cave Management 
> Association (TCMA) are pleased to announce the new Texas Speleology Center! 
> This facility will serve as the new joint headquarters for both organizations 
> and will eventually be the new home of the TSS library currently located at 
> the Pickle Research campus. The Texas Speleology Center is located near 
> Driftwood, TX (southwest of Austin) and is in the former residence of Bill 
> Mixon. The TCMA and TSS wish to thank Bill for generously working with us to 
> acquire this property, which will serve the entire Texas caving community. 
> 
> The Center is located on 5 quiet wooded acres and contains a main building 
> and a large metal barn. The main building contains a library, meeting room, 
> office space, and a cooking area. It also has a full size basement with its 
> own lower entrance and the main level has a large deck. The barn is suitable 
> for storing trailers and equipment or holding talks and events. The Center 
> currently holds the AMCS library, which we anticipate will continue.
> 
> The TCMA and TSS wish to thank the many people who helped this purchase come 
> to fruition and we look forward to inviting the Texas caving community to 
> join us at the Center in the upcoming year for many projects and events!
> 
> Joe Mitchell
> President, Texas Speleological Survey
> 
> Gregg Williams
> President, Texas Cave Management Association
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Re: [Texascavers] Robber Baron Open House Report

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Congratulations to all! What a wonderful turnout for such a worthy cause. 
Hopefully we will be able to help again next time, but Jim’s heart trouble 
prevented us from doing so this time. It is always such a fun event, and sounds 
like you had enough volunteers so that all got a break
without being in the cave or at a specific post all day.

We will look forward to next time.

Mimi and Jim Jasek



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> On Nov 12, 2017, at 9:20 PM, Joe & Evelynn Mitchell via Texascavers 
>  wrote:
> 
> Yesterday was the 7th Robber Baron Cave Open House held since we started 
> doing them in 2008. Even though there were a few brief showers, it was a 
> record setting event, shattering previous attendance and fundraising records! 
> We had 569 visitors get a chance to explore the cave either through the 
> regular self-guided tour of several passages close to the entrance or on 
> guided off-trail trips to other parts of the cave. The event was very busy 
> all day long and there were other activities for visitors while waiting for 
> their time to go underground including a TCMA sales table with t-shirt, 
> booklets and guano along with photos taken of the visitors while exploring 
> the cave. There were multiple exhibitors/vendors including NSS, BCI, TSS, San 
> Antonio Master Naturalists, and Sticks & Stones Bat Rescue. We even had a 
> food truck on site. More than $5300 were raised for TCMA through donations 
> and sales.
> 
> The huge thank you goes to the 67 caver volunteers (listed below) who put in 
> nearly 600 hrs yesterday, coming from all over the state including San 
> Antonio, Austin, Houston, the DFW area, to make the event such a success. And 
> also to those who put in uncounted extra hours preparing for it.
> 
> Thanks so much to everyone who has helped make the Open House such a popular 
> event for the public and fundraiser for TCMA these past 9 years.
> 
> Joe Mitchell
> 
> 
> 2017 Open House Volunteers
> 
> Mike Harris
> Lori Harris
> Evelynn Mitchell
> Kayla Mitchell
> Ann Scott
> Garry White
> Fran Hutchins
> Emily McGowan
> Kevin McGowan
> Don Arburn
> Christin Miller
> Allan Cobb
> Leah Miller
> Marvin Miller
> Leia Hill
> Cyndi McFalls
> Derek Weicht
> Kendi Weicht
> Q. Rodriguez
> Steve Gutting
> Jason Rodriguez
> Roy Wessel
> Matt Zappitello
> Jess Kelley
> Linda Palit
> Tom Florer
> Mike Nunley
> Noble Fisk
> Matthew Jaurez
> M. Juarez
> Jay Jorden
> Geary Schindel
> Sue Schindel
> Jim Kennedy
> Ray Hertel
> Amy Morton
> Tao Fells
> Greg Mosier
> Joe Schaertl
> Gregg Williams
> David Adamoski
> Lindsey Adamoski
> Ross Webb
> Ross Webb Jr
> Lex Hatzenbuehler
> Lyndon Tiu
> Barbara Tiu
> Emma Tiu
> Bennett Lee
> Ethen Lee
> Pam Campbell
> Arron Wertheim
> Victoria Sommers
> Alex Aceves
> Araceli Moreno
> Rob Bissett
> M.J. Gibbons
> Kalina Tostado
> Joe Ranzau
> Jake Ranzau
> Josh Ranzau
> Catherine Berkley-Jones
> Michael Cicherski
> Melissa Cicherski
> Sonya Mullerin
> Denise Predergast
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Re: [Texascavers] more footage

[Mimi Jasek via Texascavers]

Sorry about earlier no content. Got pulled away. Not cave related, but about 
Rockport damage footage.

My brother lives in Rockport, and made it out with a friend and his cat to I 
believe a Quality Inn in Buda. He said in some of the footage that Nancy 
showed, there was a large, tall building with siding all stripped off etc. That 
was a place holding @ 350 boats, and was where he most often launched his boat 
to go out fishing. His RV park is about 1.5 miles away as the crow flies.

The owner of the park somehow made it back down from San Antonio later today to 
check on things, and told my brother the tongue of his trailer was in the sand, 
but otherwise looked ok, the friend he took out of the area and her neighbor's 
trailers looked untouched, Tuck's chicken coop and chickens were miraculously 
ok, but every other trailer was on it's top or side really messed up ☹️ I 
believe his bigger boat and kayak were also intact, but no sign of his 5 
wheeler. When they are allowed back in the area, they will find somewhere close 
to live for a while till they can rebuild.

At least today we have warning systems and ways of communication to allow 
people to escape a natural disaster such as this if they choose to. Things can 
be replaced, but not life!

Thoughts with all those affected, including evacuated cavers who made it to SA 
and Austin. Hope flooding does not give you trouble there, and devastation to 
your homes not too intense!!

Safe returns.

Mimi Jasek

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> On Aug 26, 2017, at 3:23 PM, Nancy Weaver via Texascavers 
>  wrote:
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> thursday aft I returned from a 7 week housesit on the coast due west of 
> rockport.  I spent that time paddling swimming eating out in all these 
> places.  No idea how my house fared.  Wont know til owners can get back in.  
> May be a while
> Nancy
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Re: [Texascavers] more footage

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> On Aug 26, 2017, at 3:23 PM, Nancy Weaver via Texascavers 
>  wrote:
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> thursday aft I returned from a 7 week housesit on the coast due west of 
> rockport.  I spent that time paddling swimming eating out in all these 
> places.  No idea how my house fared.  Wont know til owners can get back in.  
> May be a while
> Nancy
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Re: [Texascavers] more footage

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> On Aug 26, 2017, at 3:23 PM, Nancy Weaver via Texascavers 
>  wrote:
> 
> thursday aft I returned from a 7 week housesit on the coast due west of 
> rockport.  I spent that time paddling swimming eating out in all these 
> places.  No idea how my house fared.  Wont know til owners can get back in.  
> May be a while
> Nancy
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Re: [Texascavers] potential future TCR attendees

[Mimi Jasek via Texascavers]

As to the Jaseks, we missed the last two years due to my recovering from 
unexpected surgery both years which made travel and camping unacceptable risks 
to total recovery. This was known to those who needed to know. I also still 
work, and being a responsible person, can not always take off when convenient 
for me if it jeopardizes the FI where I work for. 

But as I said, this is need to know for those in charge ☺️

Mimi Jasek
NSS 15206 FL

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> On Oct 18, 2016, at 11:54 AM, David via Texascavers 
>  wrote:
> 
> The purpose of this post is not to make anybody mad or hurt their feelings
> for missing TCR 2016. The purpose is to create an aid to help the guru who
> is in charge of getting the word out about TCR 2017.
> 
> I am starting a list of potential attendees ( off the top of my head ) that 
> MUST
> receive early "personal" invitations to attend TCR with a possible incentive 
> to encourage
> them to come such as "free admission," or a free door-prize, etc.
> 
> I think this list needs to be in a Wiki-page, so that everybody can edit it 
> and 
> add and remove names or improve on it somehow.I have no idea yet
> how to make Wiki pages, but hope to learn next year.
> 
> Here is a short list of just 43 cavers ( in alphabetical order ):
> [ sidenote:  the text in parenthesis is just my mental way of cataloging them 
> in
> my repressed-memory-banks, and is inaccurate ]
> 
> 
> 
> Pete Baron ( A.S.S. President 1994 )
> 
> Rick Corbell ( Bexar Grotto 80's to present )
> 
> Charles "Chuck" Cluck ( DFW 1990's, on Linkedin )
> 
> Michael & Amber Currie ( A.S.S. 1993, live in Loveland, Colorado )
> 
> George & Kay Crosby ( active Louisiana cavers in 1980's )
> 
> Sid Formanek  ( GHG, 50+ years of active caving )
> Don Formanek  ( GHG, 50+ years of active caving )
> 
> Alan Glennon ( A.S.S. President 1993 )
> Ashley Glennon ( A.S.S. President 1985 )
> Bob Glennon ( DFW 1960's )
> 
> Will Harris ( A.S.S. late 80's, I think )
> 
> Dr. Tom Iliffe ( life-long professional caver in Galveston ? )
> 
> James and Mimi Jasek ( lifetime Waco cavers )
> 
> Tommy Joe ( GHG late 1990's )
> 
> David Jones ( GHG 1990, has a welding shop in Terlingua ?? )
> 
> Tim Jones ( A.S.S. President 1987, lives in Austin )
> 
> Travis Kitchen ( A.S.S. late 80's, I think )
> 
> Cesar Koppel ( A.S.S. 1985, from Nuevo Laredo, but once moved to Austin )
> 
> Carl Phillip Fromen ( GHG, bad-ass rope-climber, 1990's )
> 
> James Loftin ( Bexar Grotto, very active caver in 1980's )
> 
> David Mainz ( A.S.S. member 1987, lives in San Antonio )
> 
> 
> Mary Kay Manning ( A.S.S. member 85-86 )
> James Manning ( active caver in 1950's and lives in Dickinson, Texas )
> 
> Mr. Seco Mayfield ( owns a cave somewhere )
> 
> Carol McGee ( GHG President  - 1980's )
> 
> Kenny McGee ( GHG Artist - 1980's )
> 
> Emily McGowan ( GHG officer ~1996 - 2007 )
> 
> Kevin McGowan ( GHG President ~ 1996 - 2007 )
> 
> 
> 
> Mark McIntyre ( A.S.S. 1985, maybe lives in Colorado )
> 
> AnnMarie Mikelski ( Del Rio caver - 1990's era )
> 
> R.D. Milholin ( current Fort Worth caver/cave-diver )
> 
> Roger Moore ( GHG President 1995 )
> 
> Jim Mueller ( A.S.S. President 1984 )
> 
> Pam Ozkowsky ( GHG member 1989 moved to Bexar Grotto )
> 
> Lee Perry ( A.S.S. 1987, lives in Albuequerque
> 
> Mike Pearson  ( Loftin's sidekick ?? )
> 
> Freddie Platt ( A.S.S. 1984, missing for 32 years )
> 
> John Ragsdale ( A.S.S. 1984, works at A in College Station )
> 
> George Sanders ( GHG 1990's era )
> 
> 
> 
> Travis Scott  ( A.S.S. most active caver )
> Amanda Scott ( A.S.S.)
> 
> Troy Shelton ( DFW caver late 1980's )
> 
> Susan Shupak ( Cronak ? ) ( A.S.S. 1985 )
> 
> Tom Summers ( owns a cave somewhere )
> 
> Jackie Thomas ( west texas caver - 2000 era )
> 
> Steve Tonnessen ( A.S.S. 1984, maybe lives in Austin )
> 
> Lyndon Tiu ( GHG 2000 era, email:  lyndon.tiu at gmail.com  )
> 
> Spencer Wood ( Bexar Grotto - 1980's )
> 
> Eddie Yonemoto ( GHG 1990's era )
> 
> I have zero info on old Corpus Christi cavers or Lubbock cavers,
> or west Texas cavers, etc.There are a 100 NSS members scattered
> across east Texas, listed in the member's manual.
> 
> Also, I think the TSA should at least make an offer to pay the gas & food 
> to a NCKRI representative and an NSS representative to set up a booth.
> 
> 
> I have emails and Facebook addresses for some of the people listed
> above, and have already contacted them.
> 
> David Locklear
> NSS # 27639
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Re: [Texascavers] Sad news

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Wow, he was a really nice guy and a long time friend.  He will be missed.

James Jasek

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> On Sep 22, 2015, at 12:33 PM, Bill Steele via Texascavers 
>  wrote:
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> Texas cavers,
> 
> I just learned that Houston caver Jim McLane has passed away. 
> 
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Re: [Texascavers] Texas Caver issue

[Mimi Jasek via Texascavers]

When will the hard copy be mailed to those who get that?

Mimi
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 On Oct 9, 2014, at 5:24 PM, Jill Orr via Texascavers 
 texascavers@texascavers.com wrote:
 
 The Texas Caver online issue is up.
  
 And now there is also an eBook  version!  However since neither I or the TSA 
 webmaster own a Nook or tablet, and I haven’t gotten around to downloading a 
 digital book ap, I’m depending on readers with the capability for feedback.
 Thanks!
  
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Re: [Texascavers] Friends of Colorado Bend Shirts

[Mimi Jasek via Texascavers]

Kris,

Please send me a form. We know one of the trail building crew - Rusty. He and 
his group built the trails in our fantastic city park here in Waco, and he told 
Jim they were working out there now. Our trails are awesome, so CBSP is in good 
hands.

Mimi Jasek
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1019 Melrose Drive
Waco, Tx 76710-4237

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 On Sep 23, 2014, at 4:52 PM, Kris Pena via Texascavers 
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 The Friends of Colorado Bend is the trail building group at Colorado Bend 
 State Park. They will be having T-Shirts made and wanted to extend the 
 invitation to order shirts to any cavers that have volunteered at the park 
 with the TSA CBSP Project. 
 
 The shirts will have a picture of Gorman Falls on the back and say I'm a 
 Friend of Colorado Bend on the front pocket.
 
 They have various colors and styles in cotton and moisture wicking. Cotton 
 t-shirts are $10 for S-XL or $12 for 2X and 3X. Moisture wicking are $15 for 
 S-XL, $17 for 2X and $18 for 3X. There is some minimum that needs to be met 
 to have the shirts printed.
 
 They will be taking orders until September 30. Let me know before then if 
 you're interested and I can forward you additional info with the order form 
 and the address where you can send checks. If you'll be seeing me some time 
 in the near future and would rather give me cash, I can lump you in with a 
 group order I'm placing for other cavers.
 
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Re: [Texascavers] mystery photo

[Mimi Jasek via Texascavers]

A simple query to the person who would know revealed this info:

From left to right is Don Erickson, me, two guides, Lee Warrington, and Frank 
Ghigo.

Spelling not confirmed, but identities sound. Thank you, Terry:)

Mimi Jasek

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 On Sep 19, 2014, at 2:12 PM, Mixon Bill via Texascavers 
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 Can anybody identify the people (at least the gringo cavers) in this photo? 
 It is on Terry Raines's web site at http://amcs.org/history.html, but it 
 doesn't seem to go with the paragraph below it.
 
 While I'm at it, I could swear I've seen a published map of Sótano de 
 Huitzmolotitla, San Luis Potosí, but I have no idea where. ???
 
 Personal responses can not be sent by clicking reply. -- Mixon
 gecfafgd.jpg
 
 
 Do you really think it is weakness to yield to temptation? There are terrible 
 temptations that require strength and courage to yield to.
 
 You may reply to the address this message
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Re: [Texascavers] tcr

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I'm with you, Don:(

Several of us have suggested what you just did - sign with name and e-mail 
address at least! Or put From and name at top for delete purposes:) As it is, 
most messages anonymous and no way to reply except to list.

Mimi Jasek
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 On Aug 31, 2014, at 10:28 AM, Don Arburn via Texascavers 
 texascavers@texascavers.com wrote:
 
 These conversations are making me very confused, I cannot determine who is 
 typing what due to the changes in the listserve function. In order for me to 
 determine who said what I must hit reply and find the return header to read 
 it's senders name. Then cancel and close. Maybe it's just me or my email 
 software, but unless you sign the paragraph
 
 
 --Don
 
 On Aug 31, 2014, at 10:24 AM, Charles Loving via Texascavers 
 texascavers@texascavers.com wrote:
 
 Where is this list?
 
 
 On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 2:15 PM, Logan McNatt via Texascavers 
 texascavers@texascavers.com wrote:
 So how many cavers on this list were there?  I was, and can think of about 
 10 others for sure, probably more. All you Old Timers let us know. You more 
 recent cavers probably will just want to delete these messages as yet more 
 trivial reminescenses from folks who don't go caving anymore (except for 
 notable exceptions like Steele, Sprouse, Minton, Garza, Broussard, Binney, 
 and a few others--not sure who is on this list).
 LowGun 
 
 
 On 8/29/2014 12:08 PM, Gill Ediger via Texascavers wrote:
 TCR--On this day (the Friday before Labor Day) in 1978 the participants in 
 the 1st Texas Cavers Reunion (TOTR at the time) were gathering at the old 
 cotton gin in Luckenbach, Texas--89 of um as I recall.
 
 
 
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Re: [Texascavers] tcr

[Mimi Jasek via Texascavers]

Logan,

For some reason we missed the first one - around daughter Amy's birthday - but 
made second.

Jim and I would need to be on that list of old timers who still go caving, too:)

Mimi Jasek

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 On Aug 29, 2014, at 4:55 PM, Logan McNatt via Texascavers 
 texascavers@texascavers.com wrote:
 
 remanysensories memories
 LowGun
 lmcn...@austin.rr.com
 
 
 
 So how many cavers on this list were there?  I was, and can think of about 10 
 others for sure, probably more. All you Old Timers let us know. You more 
 recent cavers probably will just want to delete these messages as yet more 
 trivial reminescenses from folks who don't go caving anymore (except for 
 notable exceptions like Steele, Sprouse, Minton, Garza, Broussard, Binney, 
 and a few others--not sure who is on this list).
 LowGun 
 
 
 On 8/29/2014 12:08 PM, Gill Ediger via Texascavers wrote:
 TCR--On this day (the Friday before Labor Day) in 1978 the participants in 
 the 1st Texas Cavers Reunion (TOTR at the time) were gathering at the old 
 cotton gin in Luckenbach, Texas--89 of um as I recall.
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Re: [Texascavers] tcr

[Mimi Jasek via Texascavers]

George,

I just checked Jim's caving logs, and he was on a reconnaissance trip to a cave 
that would end up being his life's work from then to now. I was home with Amy. 
We had all been to the whole NSS Convention in New Braunfels earlier in the 
summer - perhaps where we first met you?

Mimi

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 On Aug 29, 2014, at 9:29 PM, George Veni via Texascavers 
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 I know why I skipped it. I didn’t understand what it was and could become, 
 and I had a good caving trip planned to the Langtry caves.
  
 George
  
 
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 From: Texascavers [mailto:texascavers-boun...@texascavers.com] On Behalf Of 
 Mimi Jasek via Texascavers
 Sent: Friday, August 29, 2014 8:22 PM
 To: texascavers@texascavers.com
 Subject: Re: [Texascavers] tcr
  
 Logan,
  
 For some reason we missed the first one - around daughter Amy's birthday - 
 but made second.
  
 Jim and I would need to be on that list of old timers who still go caving, 
 too:)
  
 Mimi Jasek
 
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 On Aug 29, 2014, at 4:55 PM, Logan McNatt via Texascavers 
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 remanysensories memories
 LowGun
 lmcn...@austin.rr.com
 
 
 
 So how many cavers on this list were there?  I was, and can think of about 10 
 others for sure, probably more. All you Old Timers let us know. You more 
 recent cavers probably will just want to delete these messages as yet more 
 trivial reminescenses from folks who don't go caving anymore (except for 
 notable exceptions like Steele, Sprouse, Minton, Garza, Broussard, Binney, 
 and a few others--not sure who is on this list).
 LowGun 
 
 
 On 8/29/2014 12:08 PM, Gill Ediger via Texascavers wrote:
 TCR--On this day (the Friday before Labor Day) in 1978 the participants in 
 the 1st Texas Cavers Reunion (TOTR at the time) were gathering at the old 
 cotton gin in Luckenbach, Texas--89 of um as I recall.
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Re: [Texascavers] Moonshadow

[Mimi Jasek via Texascavers]

Absolutely adorable:) Made my day, and took me back. I still have that album!

Mimi Jasek
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 On Aug 25, 2014, at 10:43 AM, Julie Jenkins via Texascavers 
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 Moonshadow.m4a
 
 
 I think u can just select this and it will play. Hens 1st music recording!
 
 
 
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