[Texascavers] Seeking Texas grotto information for the Texas Caver newsletter
Good morning, Texas cavers, Our new editor of the Texas Caver, Jill Orr, is seeking material for the next issue. I have volunteered to seek a couple of paragraphs from each grotto in Texas and have a regular column about grotto goin-ons. I just dashed out the two paragraphs below about my grotto. Please, would the chairperson of each grotto, or someone delegated by the chairperson or who just wants to do it, send me a couple of paragraphs about their grotto? I'd really like to get these by next Sunday. I'm leaving for a caving expedition to China on Dec. 16 and have a lot to get ready. DFW Grotto The Dallas-Fort Worth Grotto is about 52 years old. It meets once a month at the Dallas REI on the fourth Wednesday night of the month. The meetings last two hours with an hour of it being business, announcements, trip reports, and upcoming caving trips, and an hour devoted to a presentation, almost always a narrated slide show. After the meeting most people go to a nearby Taco Cabana restaurant for fellowship and talk of caving past and future. Members of the DFW Grotto are conducting a project to thoroughly explore and map Spring Creek Cave, Kendall Co., Texas, one of the dozen longest caves in the state. Its members go caving in a multitude of places such as Texas, Arkansas, New Mexico, Arkansas, TAG, Kentucky, Mexico, China, etc. The current grotto chair is Steve Webb, with the chair-elect being Natasha Glasgow. Besides Steve Webb as chair in 2012, the vice chairperson (in charge of grotto programs) was Natasha Glasgow, secretary Charles Goldsmith, and treasurer Diana Tomchick. Other incoming officers are Jay Jordan - vice chairperson, Jake McLeod - secretary, and Diana Tomchick will remain as treasurer. Thanks for your help with this. Cavingly yours, Bill Steele PS - Editor Jill Orr is looking for someone with each grotto to ride herd on grotto members to get articles written and sent to her. I'm going to do so for the DFW Grotto. Jake McLeod, if you read this, know that I'm going to ask you to write one about becoming a caver in Texas. You sure have done that over the past six months.
[Texascavers] Seeking Texas grotto information for the Texas Caver newsletter
Good morning, Texas cavers, Our new editor of the Texas Caver, Jill Orr, is seeking material for the next issue. I have volunteered to seek a couple of paragraphs from each grotto in Texas and have a regular column about grotto goin-ons. I just dashed out the two paragraphs below about my grotto. Please, would the chairperson of each grotto, or someone delegated by the chairperson or who just wants to do it, send me a couple of paragraphs about their grotto? I'd really like to get these by next Sunday. I'm leaving for a caving expedition to China on Dec. 16 and have a lot to get ready. DFW Grotto The Dallas-Fort Worth Grotto is about 52 years old. It meets once a month at the Dallas REI on the fourth Wednesday night of the month. The meetings last two hours with an hour of it being business, announcements, trip reports, and upcoming caving trips, and an hour devoted to a presentation, almost always a narrated slide show. After the meeting most people go to a nearby Taco Cabana restaurant for fellowship and talk of caving past and future. Members of the DFW Grotto are conducting a project to thoroughly explore and map Spring Creek Cave, Kendall Co., Texas, one of the dozen longest caves in the state. Its members go caving in a multitude of places such as Texas, Arkansas, New Mexico, Arkansas, TAG, Kentucky, Mexico, China, etc. The current grotto chair is Steve Webb, with the chair-elect being Natasha Glasgow. Besides Steve Webb as chair in 2012, the vice chairperson (in charge of grotto programs) was Natasha Glasgow, secretary Charles Goldsmith, and treasurer Diana Tomchick. Other incoming officers are Jay Jordan - vice chairperson, Jake McLeod - secretary, and Diana Tomchick will remain as treasurer. Thanks for your help with this. Cavingly yours, Bill Steele PS - Editor Jill Orr is looking for someone with each grotto to ride herd on grotto members to get articles written and sent to her. I'm going to do so for the DFW Grotto. Jake McLeod, if you read this, know that I'm going to ask you to write one about becoming a caver in Texas. You sure have done that over the past six months.
[Texascavers] Seeking Texas grotto information for the Texas Caver newsletter
Good morning, Texas cavers, Our new editor of the Texas Caver, Jill Orr, is seeking material for the next issue. I have volunteered to seek a couple of paragraphs from each grotto in Texas and have a regular column about grotto goin-ons. I just dashed out the two paragraphs below about my grotto. Please, would the chairperson of each grotto, or someone delegated by the chairperson or who just wants to do it, send me a couple of paragraphs about their grotto? I'd really like to get these by next Sunday. I'm leaving for a caving expedition to China on Dec. 16 and have a lot to get ready. DFW Grotto The Dallas-Fort Worth Grotto is about 52 years old. It meets once a month at the Dallas REI on the fourth Wednesday night of the month. The meetings last two hours with an hour of it being business, announcements, trip reports, and upcoming caving trips, and an hour devoted to a presentation, almost always a narrated slide show. After the meeting most people go to a nearby Taco Cabana restaurant for fellowship and talk of caving past and future. Members of the DFW Grotto are conducting a project to thoroughly explore and map Spring Creek Cave, Kendall Co., Texas, one of the dozen longest caves in the state. Its members go caving in a multitude of places such as Texas, Arkansas, New Mexico, Arkansas, TAG, Kentucky, Mexico, China, etc. The current grotto chair is Steve Webb, with the chair-elect being Natasha Glasgow. Besides Steve Webb as chair in 2012, the vice chairperson (in charge of grotto programs) was Natasha Glasgow, secretary Charles Goldsmith, and treasurer Diana Tomchick. Other incoming officers are Jay Jordan - vice chairperson, Jake McLeod - secretary, and Diana Tomchick will remain as treasurer. Thanks for your help with this. Cavingly yours, Bill Steele PS - Editor Jill Orr is looking for someone with each grotto to ride herd on grotto members to get articles written and sent to her. I'm going to do so for the DFW Grotto. Jake McLeod, if you read this, know that I'm going to ask you to write one about becoming a caver in Texas. You sure have done that over the past six months.
