Atlas des Cavites non Calcaires du Monde (Claude Chabert and Paul Courbon,
1997) lists one Nigerian cave in granite, one in lava, and six in sandstone
(Speleobooks provided my copy).
Five of the sandstone caves are listed from the southern state of Anambra
and the sixth in Imo, in the SE part of
texascavers Digest 14 May 2014 14:11:45 - Issue 1977
Topics (messages 23809 through 23826):
Caves of Nigeria
23809 by: Preston Forsythe
23813 by: Mark Minton
23816 by: George Veni
23817 by: William Tucker
23819 by: Mark Minton
23820 by: Gill
http://news.msn.com/science-technology/alien-catfish-baffles-scientists
As a federal employee, I have to say cavers are not the only publics we have to
work with and try to satisfy And to say that we not going to be swayed by
logic, reason or evidence that does not conform to their preconceived ideas,
is a small-minded way to look at the situation. You could turn
This is leaving the realm of a discussion on the origin of WNS and jumping into
the pile on government agencies because they don't agree with me area. Grow
up and go throw your tantrum somewhere else in another country, perhaps, where
you can freely criticize a government whose policies you
I am loving the parody... Weird al watch out... If only you record it in a
cave
On May 13, 2014 11:23 PM, Carl Pagano pagan...@comcast.net wrote:
A llitle levity
(the best I could come up with at a late hour-early apologies for this)
Roughly-best sung to a popular Beatles song only in the
The NSA will be compiling locations from these emails. Lysol drones will
soon arrive to disinfect you all.
Remember,
Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre
minds
- Einstein
On May 14, 2014 5:51 AM, Louise Power power_lou...@hotmail.com wrote:
This is
On May 14, 2014, at 3:48 PM, Stephen Fleming wrote:
Maybe so, but this is where the role of the volunteer could step in to
assist in cave management, and in fact this is already being done by various
volunteer caving groups around the country. Join your local group (NSS,
CRF, cave
There is a small sandstone cave in Texas worth visiting once if you live
within a 4 hour drive of it. The only reason cavers do not regularly visit
it, is that it is about as remote as some of the caves in far west Texas.
My theory about the cave, is that a natural water flow about that of a
