Charles,
You might also want to ask for grants from the TSA, the TCMA, and the DFW
Grotto. Or I'll do it for you. How much money would you be happy with?
Bill
Charles Goldsmith wo...@justfamily.org wrote:
I'm sending this email out to everyone I host sites/email for. I've
never
So you're looking for $300 or so?
Bill
--Original Message--
From: Charles Goldsmith
To: Bill Steele RR
Sent: Nov 2, 2009 4:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] Server donation
Since they all are on cavetex, it should cover it. If everyone on the
mailing list put in $1, I'd be happy. I
Actually, I disagree. I think the TCMA should go the other way and seek to
recruit one of those yard art sculptors, those guys who make slip molds and
those plaster statues, and have a garden of them at Punkin and Deep. Just think
of how much fun it would be to have statues of the 200 Texas
I don't know about Chinese compasses being oriented to the south, but I do
remember reading once
how some of the compasses Lewis and Clark had were mistakenly oriented to the
south. They
carried the best compasses of the day, made by an Alfonso Tate, but somehow a
couple of them had
the wrong
I wonder if there are any other statues of cavers in the world? Are there of
E.A. Martel or Norbert Casteret in France? There ought to be one of Stephen
Bishop at Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. Maybe with Roger Brucker's new book about
Bishop such a thing could happen. I would think the
but what about those people sleeping in the back--do they need bed belts?
You do on an airliner if you are able to secure three seats and try to sleep.
Bill
Gill Edigar gi...@att.net wrote:
I think it would be a good idea to have all the new laws (even the old ones)
posted by
Those of you who know Jim Elliott (wasn't he from San Marcos?) better than I do
probably know of his whereabouts, but I just happen to run across where he is
now. I was around him several times about 20 years ago when we were actively
exploring and mapping Pozo de Montemayor in Nuevo Leon,
Very nice of you Charles, thanks.
Something you might want to know about who did the typesetting is that it was
done by very much a professional. The book's release was delayed two years
waiting for the Cave Books volunteer, Karen Lindsley, to get around to
typesetting and laying out the book.
Does anyone know the current whereabouts of Mike Boon? If not, how about any
cavers in Alberta, Canada? I have a friend who would like to correspond with
Boon. T.R. Evans used to keep tabs on him. Could someone get me in touch with
T.R.?
Thanks,
Bill Steele
It was late last night when I posted, and I'm no good at that hour, so I should
have written:
Waco caver James Jasek is interested in obtaining a copy of J.M. Boon's
caving
book, Down to a Sunless Sea.
Bill
speleoste...@tx.rr.com wrote:
Waco, Texas James Jasek is interested in
The paranoid national security types here will just say you shouldn't leave
the country. I actually had a customs agent tell me that one time when
coming back from Mexico.
I've been told that, too.
Bill
Mark Minton mmin...@caver.net wrote:
Katy Roodenko said:
Well,
Waco, Texas James Jasek is interested in obtaining a copy of J.M. Boon's caving
book, Down to a Sunless Sea. It was published in 1977 and is out of print. If
anyone has a copy that they would like to sell to James, please let me know and
I will pass it on to him.
Thanks,
Bill Steele
What time did you get home?
Bill
--Original Message--
From: Charles Goldsmith
To: TexasCavers
Sent: Aug 23, 2009 10:55 AM
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] NSS Members Manual
There is an extra period on his link, it should be
https://secure.caves.org/nssapps/changeinfo.shtml
Charles
On Sun,
From TagNet this morning:
Man vs. Wild
By: Karl Niles (Bowling Green, Kentucky)
Caught an episode of Man vs. Wild Wednesday night. Bear Grylls (host)
got dropped off by chopper in a remote area of Alabama. He got some
whitewater in on a hand made raft, scaled a tree down a
Re: Lost: 8 feet of Rope; Tag-Net Digest #5367
By: Adam Byrd (Auburn, Alabama)
adam.b...@gmail.com
RE: Lost: 8 feet of Rope
By: Paul Aughey (Atlanta, Georgia)
Paul I think that the majority of the rope shrinkage occurs after the
first time you get it wet, as opposed to
It's sad to lose a good friend. I first met Carl when I went to work for the
Alamo Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, in San Antonio in 1980. He was a
Scoutmaster and a high school teacher and he'd gone caving before back in
Pennsyvania. He used to have me to his classroom at least once a
Or maybe Herman Miller?
Bill
mark gee markageetxca...@yahoo.com wrote:
Could it be Marvin Miller
From: Rick Corbell rlcorb...@hotmail.com
To: her...@cavechat.org; texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 1:14:06 PM
Subject:
Oh c'mon, Charles, don't have rock paranoia. I've had my chance to get you and
didn't.
Bill
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From: Charles Goldsmith wo...@justfamily.org
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:52:50
To: speleoste...@tx.rr.com
Cc: jpbrook...@sbcglobal.net;
Ok, all y'all can relax now. I've quit rocking packs. The pinnacle of my
rockin' career was Frank Binney
last week and James Brown this week. I'm going to quit now. So, you don't need
to guard your packs. Don't
practice rock paranoia in other words.
Bill
Charles Goldsmith
Nah, most of the fun of rockin' is funnin' about it on and on.
Bill
Charles Goldsmith wo...@justfamily.org wrote:
Want me to stop? :)
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 10:58 PM, speleoste...@tx.rr.com wrote:
You troublemaker.
Bill
--Original Message--
From: Charles
Ok, I'll do it. I rocked James Brown last night at the grotto meeting. I even
told him I was going to. I placed two decoy rocks and a well hidden rock in a
pack he had left at our house. He probably found the decoys and didn't look
hard enough to find the third one. Tee hee.
Bill
mark
You troublemaker.
Bill
--Original Message--
From: Charles Goldsmith
To: Frank Binney
To: TexasCavers
Sent: Jul 29, 2009 10:46 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] backpacks
So Frank, what's this I hear about you and your extra big backpack?
Charles
There were five from Texas:
Butch Fralia
Allan Cobb
and the other three you listed
Bill
vivb...@att.net wrote:
David posted a few of them a few days ago. I deleted that. But I know that
Aimee Beveridge, Julie Jenkins, and Vivian Loftin were among them. (of
course, I remember
Does anyone have a couple of photos of the rope trick artist standing on his
horse they could send me?
speleoste...@tx.rr.com
Bill
speleoste...@tx.rr.com wrote:
Will someone help me out, please? The Howdy Party was my baby. I was so busy
emceeing it and tending to details as it
Right, and they can't be downloaded.
Bill
--Original Message--
From: Charles Goldsmith
To: Bill Steele RR
Cc: Texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent: Jul 28, 2009 4:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] Photos of the ICS Howdy Party rope trick artist
Thanks.
Coming to the meeting tomorrow night?
Bill
Charles Goldsmith wo...@justfamily.org wrote:
Maybe not the full resolution, but I can right click and save-as each photo.
On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 5:05 PM, speleoste...@tx.rr.com wrote:
Right, and they can't be downloaded.
Will someone help me out, please? The Howdy Party was my baby. I was so busy
emceeing it and tending to details as it passed, that
I didn't take any photos of the rope trick artist standing on his horse, the
band, the mechanical bull, or the dancing. I'm giving the program for our
grotto
Nice, Charles, thanks. And we really couldn't have succeeded like we have
without beer man.
Bill
--Original Message--
From: Charles Goldsmith
To: TexasCavers
Sent: Jul 22, 2009 12:44 AM
Subject: [Texascavers] Shiner
I dunno if we have anyone on the list that knows or is associated with
My mistake. The racquetball courts at Shreiner Univ. will not be available to
us. Therefore, I will not
be bringing ranquets to loan people.
Bill
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Are you at Schreiner University?
Bill
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From: Charles Goldsmith
To: gv...@warpdriveonline.com
Cc: redl...@arkansas.net
Cc: TexasCavers
Sent: Jul 10, 2009 1:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] ICS Internet access
Per George, and I concur, ATT EDGE only (2g not 3g)
I play racquetball. I'll bring three racquets and balls. Bring the right shoes
(not black soled).
Bill
David dlocklea...@gmail.com wrote:
Near the quite campground is a new recreational facility that
has 2 glass enclosed raquetball/squash courts.
It is possible some visitors might
Now if only we could get you as fired up about coming down in the cave with
us :)
What she said.
Bill
Mallory Mayeux mmay...@gmail.com wrote:
No!
David, I just skimmed your review, but you have to label it SPOILER ALERT
before you write a review
Keith,
The e-mail address I have for you is an old one and e-mail bounces back. Please
e-mail me.
Bill Steele
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Well, we did it. And it may well have been the Last Honey Creek Cave tank haul.
Or, at least, I think, the last one I organize.
I was among the last three to get out of the cave yesterday, coming out at 9:00
a.m. after a 23 hour trip. Nine hours of that was spent in one place, on a
From TagNet last night:
WNS testimony today -- Video online!
By: Cheryl Jones (Mclean, Virginia)
cheryl.ca...@verizon.net
The testimony on WNS before the joint sub-committee* today went very
well. Our panel of Peter Youngbaer, Merlin Tuttle (BCI), Scott
Darling
Tomorrow, June 4, Merlin Tuttle (BCI), Peter Youngbaer (NSS WNS Liaison),
Scott Darling (Vermont Fish and Wildlife Dept.) and Tom Kunz (WNS researcher,
Boston University) will present testimony at a joint House subcommittee
hearing on WNS.
Also scheduled are Secretary Salazar (Department of
Hello Texas Cavers,
There will be an Epic, Historic, and quite possibly the Last, Honey Creek Cave
tank haul trip on Saturday, June 6. James Brown and Jean Creature Krejca will
dive the 1,435 foot long HS upstream sump (only Brown has reached the other
side), taking a cave radio to transmit to
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2009/06/tag-caves/jenkins-text
Deep South Hard-core cavers in three southern states stop at nothing to
probe an underworld wilderness.
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We love you, Charles.
Bill
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From: Charles Goldsmith wo...@justfamily.org
Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 13:43:37
To: Jules Jenkinsjulesje...@yahoo.com
Cc: Texas Cavers ListTexascavers@texascavers.com
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] TSA Members Area
Yes, and most of them go caving very often either.
Bill
--Original Message--
From: Charles Goldsmith
To: Bill Steele RR
Sent: May 15, 2009 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] TSA Members Area Update - More TC's Are Now Online!
Thank you for the kind words, we have too many critics around
I saw on Chris' Facebook page that he was on TV on MSNBC talking about his
incredible find
and what it has led to. He sent me this today:
The below link takes you to MSNBC, but there is a short commercial before the
piece on Priest's Grotto begins.
Last week Diana Tomchick, Emily Zuber (Anacortes, WA), Charles Fromen, and I
were caving together in the Southern Mexico state of Guerrero. We took a tour
of Grutas de Juxtlahuaca, a national park. I helped explore and map this cave
in 1971, before it was a national park, and when there was a
From TagNet this morning:
Re-survey of Mammoth Cave by: Mike Rogers (Knoxville, Tennessee)
Saw this on a park listserv and thought I'd share with the group.
-Mike
National Park Service to Recommend Re-Survey of Mammoth Cave (Cave
City,Kentucky)
In an effort to conserve paper
How about someone in Austin helping this aspiring young speleologist? It's a
chance for you to have a caving son for a year. He'll surely forever
be grateful.
From: Laura Romer [laurarom...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 2:37 PM
My name is Laura Romer and I work for a non-profit
Check out the DFW Grotto Web site at:
http://www.dfwgrotto.org/
Our webmaster Ed Goff has greatly enhanced it and it's super cool.
Bill
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Well, I'm sure whether or not it's the best could be debated, but I like it.
However, I'll admit to being biased. I'm the grotto chairman of the DFW Grotto,
and I'm proud of our grotto newsletter, the Oztotl Caver. I think our editor,
Diana Tomchick, does a very good job. We publish 11 issues
Those of you on this listserv, and it's also in the latest issue of the Texas
Caver, have probably read about our epic trip to Honey Creek Cave last month.
I'm sure that all 27 cavers who helped with the tank haul to the far reaches of
Texas' longest cave will never forget it. This certainly
Those of you on this listserv, and it's also in the latest issue of the Texas
Caver, have probably read about our epic trip to Honey Creek Cave last month.
I'm sure that all 27 cavers who helped with the tank haul to the far reaches of
Texas' longest cave will never forget it. This certainly
This is from British caving filmmaker Sid Perou:
The British Cave Library Audio Archive is up and
running.!http://caving-library.org.uk/audio/
There is some great listening - largely thanks to a load of tapes that we
obtained from Geoff Yeadon that were done as research for a book which never
Does anyone have a current telephone number for Austinite Barb MacLeod? And
also, Rae Nadler-Olenick? Please send me one or both offline.
Thanks,
Bill Steele
Irving, Texas
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I thought I posted this remark earlier today, but I don't see that it
succeeded. That does not look like a natural cave to me. Instead, it looks like
a limestone quarry, like the one near Milltown, Indiana where a party was held
at the NSS convention a couple of years ago.
Bill
Louise
I thought I posted this remark earlier today, but I don't see that it
succeeded. That does not look like a natural cave to me. Instead, it looks like
a limestone quarry, like the one near Milltown, Indiana where a party was held
at the NSS convention a couple of years ago.
Bill
Louise
Boy, do I ever agree! I love Precipicio and have done it many times. It on my
list of my top 10 favorite caves.
Bill
Minton wrote:
Joe Ranzau said:
Also any caving input for the area is appreciated, Grutas de Garcia is on
the list but wild caves would be nice too.
Boy, do I ever agree! I love Precipicio and have done it many times. It on my
list of my top 10 favorite caves.
Bill
Minton wrote:
Joe Ranzau said:
Also any caving input for the area is appreciated, Grutas de Garcia is on
the list but wild caves would be nice too.
Boy, do I ever agree! I love Precipicio and have done it many times. It on my
list of my top 10 favorite caves.
Bill
Minton wrote:
Joe Ranzau said:
Also any caving input for the area is appreciated, Grutas de Garcia is on
the list but wild caves would be nice too.
We stopped in the canyon and looked closely at the route up to Precipicio early
last month. All looks the same. One thing though, given how many people go into
the canyon these days, I recommend that someone remain with the vehicles and
make sure no one tampers with them.
Bill
Linda
We stopped in the canyon and looked closely at the route up to Precipicio early
last month. All looks the same. One thing though, given how many people go into
the canyon these days, I recommend that someone remain with the vehicles and
make sure no one tampers with them.
Bill
Linda
Hi caving community,
I'm seeking a lead on finding some videos that I would like to get to donate to
the annual TCMA auction, which I suppose will be held at the TSA convention on
April 25th. Does anyone know anything about tracking down these videos:
* The freeclimbing of the wall of Sotano
I spelled a couple of names wrong in my posting yesterday and omitted one too.
These cavers fully participated in the tank haul and I spelled their names
wrong:
Stephen Bryant
Jean Creature Krejca
And I ommited Paul Bryant's name. He helped in a major way (hauled a tank)
Again, a hearty
Last weekend an epic trip was taken into Texas' longest cave, Honey Creek Cave.
The objectives were 1) to do a tank haul in support of two cave divers, James
Brown and Jean Creature Kreja, to dive the 1,435 foot-long HS upstream sump,
which is nearly six hours of travel from the shaft entrance,
And it's spelled Steele, thanks.
Bill
Gill Ediger gi...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
At 09:06 AM 1/22/2009, Robert B wrote:
Just a quick thank you to some past NSS Directors from Texas.
Bill Mixon (1971-1997)
Bill Steee (1978-1981)
Dwight Deal (1967-1977)
Gill Ediger (1973-1976)
Texas cavers,
I had some things a little wrong in what I posted yesterday about running for
an NSS Director position. So I'll try again:
Are you a firm believer in the goals of the NSS? Would you like to get
involved with in managing the Society at the national level? Do you have
management
Hi cavers,
Last fall the outgoing president of the NSS recruited me to serve as this
year's Nominating Committee Chairman. It is my duty to find candidates for the
four director positions (of 12) for which there will be an election this
spring. Directors are members of the NSS' Board of
No, Nico, don't give up on them! We need you connected to us. Maybe they'll
stop. Maybe they'll even go caving.
Bill
--Original Message--
From: Nico Escamilla
To: Texascavers Mailing List
Cc: Charles Goldsmith
Sent: Jan 17, 2009 3:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] A bit of history for
Terri Sprouse posada...@yahoo.com wrote:
Peter thinks the solution is to raise the dues and keep printing the hard
copies. I agree.
So do it. Raise my dues. So what if it's another $10 a year? Ten dollars a
year? If that breaks you, then you surely can't buy batteries for your LED
I think it depends on whether or not they sue and can prove negligence in
court. Remember the lawyer's proverbial question, Did you know, or should you
have known?
Bill
Lyndon Tiu l...@alumni.sfu.ca wrote:
... The children climbed a security fence to gain access to the cave. ...
Smiling Gary Franklin,
Please e-mail me directly. Boy, do I have a deal for you.
Bill
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Hi again, Texas cavers,
Whille at Los Toros for two weeks four of us, Diana Tomchick, Ellie Thoene,
Paul Heinerth, and I hired mules to haul our camping, caving, and Paul's cave
diving gear, and went down into the canyon to the east where the probable
resurgence of Sistema Los Toros is, about
Yo Cavers,
Sunday afternoon we got back to Texas from two weeks of caving in the Sierra
Madre Oriental on the state line of Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas, Mexico. I am
happy to report that the cave we are working on in the P.E.P. (Proyecto
Espeleológico Purificación) area, Soplo de Los Toros, is
Personally, I don't think there's been a cave filmmaker anywhere close in
excellence to Britain's Sid Perou. Sid now has his films on DVD. Here's a list.
Bill
SID PEROU - FILMS AVAILABLE ON DVD
PRICES INCLUDE POSTAGE AND PACKI
GAPING GILL (27 MINS)
Good morning, Texas cavers,
This morning as I was leaving home to go to work I noticed a very thick white
envelop hanging out of our mail slot on the front porch. I got it and it was a
complimentary copy of the new Alpine Karst magazine. I wrote several articles
that are in it, so that's why I
Hi Bill,
Great idea! It would be a good alternative for someone to the dark, dirt, and
sometimes danger of going into a cave.
Mixon Bill bmixon...@austin.rr.com wrote:
An extremely worthwhile Speleo Digest project that somebody could
undertake would be to compile a cumulative index
THANKS , Ed! I'm going to buy something right away. Hey, if friends don't buy
your goods, who will?
Bill
Ed Goff eg...@rice.edu wrote:
For eco-minded cavewomen who wear clothes:
My fiancee Laura Chapuis designs a line of organic/sustainable women's
clothing called Habitude.
THANKS , Ed! I'm going to buy something right away. Hey, if friends don't buy
your goods, who will?
Bill
Ed Goff eg...@rice.edu wrote:
For eco-minded cavewomen who wear clothes:
My fiancee Laura Chapuis designs a line of organic/sustainable women's
clothing called Habitude.
Hey,
My favorite T shirt is a Victoria's Secret shirt I bought at Goodwill for
$1.89. I love how sheer and soft it is. I looked for new one, but they told me
they don't carry men's clothing. So online they won't know.
Bill
John Brooks jpbrook...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Bill, are you an
Hi Jackie,
I'm curious: how many TSA members voted out of how many eligible to vote? Also,
how much of a difference did it seem to make having ballots at TCR? I thought
that was a good idea.
Bill
J. LaRue Thomas jlrbi...@sonoratx.net wrote:
Thanks, all who worked on the elections.
Hi folks,
I know this guy. He's a successful though amateur documentary filmmaker. He's
going to Honey Creek Cave with us in late January 2009 on the monumental tank
haul trip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9LCapEbMt4feature=PlayListp=CCE40ED433643198index=0$fmt=16
Bill
Let me know if you would like to have an electronic copy of the Nov. 2008 issue
of the Oztotl Caver sent to you.
Contents:
Two Caving Vices -- trip report about Vancouver Island caving
exploits, by Bobby de Vos
DFW Grotto Project Report -- Spring Creek Cave -- two trip reports
from
CALL FOR NSS AWARD NOMINATIONS
Once again, it is time to nominate that deserving member of your grotto,
section, or region for an NSS award to be presented at the 2009 Convention.
Please submit nominations to the appropriate award sub chair by November 15,
2008. Need to find all the award
CALL FOR NSS AWARD NOMINATIONS
Once again, it is time to nominate that deserving member of your grotto,
section, or region for an NSS award to be presented at the 2009 Convention.
Please submit nominations to the appropriate award sub chair by November 15,
2008. Need to find all the award
From TagNet:
40 years ago
By: Allen Padgett (Lafayette, Georgia)
On November 1, 1968 the first descent of Fantastic Pit in Ellison's Cave
Georgia occurred. Richard Schreiber was first down followed by Della
McGuffin, Jim Wilbanks, Mike Lemonds, David Stidham and Rob Culbertson.
The
Who would like an electronic copy of the Oztotl Caver sent to them? It's a
beauty! This is the newsletter of the DFW Grotto, which some say is the NEW
Center of the Caving (or Texas) Universe.
Bill
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Why not camp at the convention site? The noise will be caver noise, music to
the ears of a caver.
Bill
germa...@aol.com wrote:
Don't delay - make your reservations today for the NSS/ICS - it's just a few
months away!
I just
http://www.ics2009.us/welcome.html
Sheryl Rieck shri...@cableone.net wrote:
I guess because I didn't know there was a campsite at the convention? More
info, please?
Sheryl
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Sent: Sunday,
Their home-bound cowbell player wants to know too. By God I'll have my cowbell
with me in Kerrville next summer!
Bill
vivb...@att.net wrote:
So .. What did the Terminal Siphons do? They play the campground party
Wednesday night. Was there a shelter or a building? Their home-bound
NSS Convention - All Photos have been uploaded
By: Scott Fee (Birmingham, Alabama)
scott...@bellsouth.net
http://flickr.com/photos/25173944@N05/sets/72157606635567460/
Copy and Paste the URL.
If anyone is a member of the Texas forums, please share with them per
some
I'm going to say this isn't OT (off topic) since a lot of cave entrances got
found between say 1810 and 1865 in search of good sources for saltpetre, an
ingredient of gunpowder.
This from TagNet:
40,000 Pounds Of Saltpeter---How Many Pounds Nirates?
By: Doug Plemons (Sevierville,
I'm willing to send an electronic copy of the July issue of the Oztotl Caver,
the monthly newsletter of the DFW Grotto, to anyone who e-mails me and asks for
it.
If you would like to subscribe to the Oztotl Caver, and receive it every month
for $10 per year, say so when you e-mail me and I'll
I'm willing to send an electronic copy of the July issue of the Oztotl Caver,
the monthly newsletter of the DFW Grotto, to anyone who e-mails me and asks for
it.
If you would like to subscribe to the Oztotl Caver, and receive it every month
for $10 per year, say so when you e-mail me and I'll
Texas cavers,
You may remember Steve Hensley. He came to our TSA Convention in 2007 and gave
a presentation. He's a great guy. This would be a great job. The cost of living
in NE Oklahoma is low. The people are friendly and it's the prettist part of
the state.
Steve wrote:
It looks like I
OT if you ask me.
Fritz Holt fh...@townandcountryins.com wrote:
This BB Brain doesn't watch BBC.
Fritz
From: Ted Samsel [mailto:tbsam...@infionline.net]
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 1:13 PM
To: Fritz Holt; Don Cooper; Philip L Moss
Cc:
I can recall rigging at least three tyrolean traverses in caves, but none were
ever this long.
From TagNet:
Tyrolean Traverse Video - What a scream!
By: Scott Fee (Birmingham, Alabama)
http://tiny.cc/KzikP
This is an absolute hoot. This video features Anne Elmore (posted with
her
I've waiting patiently, but now I've just got to ask, is someone going to post
a report on EspeleoCoahuila? Were there any caving finds of note? What happened?
Bill
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Okay, you can come over and see it. But I'm not going to give it to the TCMA
for their auction. Like I said on Texascavers.com, I've thought about it. My
ex-wife and daughter went to LA with me on that. They were there for the
earthquake and all. I'll give the script to my daughter. It's family
Charles,
Why thanks. True story.
Bill
Charles Goldsmith wo...@justfamily.org wrote:
Bill, you amaze me with your stories. That is a great one!
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 8:39 PM, speleoste...@tx.rr.com wrote:
Here's a story for you all.
A few days after Christmas 1993 I got a
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Louise Power power_lou...@hotmail.com wrote:
As we used to say in East Texas, Same difference. Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008
08:54:52 -0700 From: stefan.crea...@arm.com To: gprichm...@gmail.com;
bmorgan...@aol.com CC: texascavers@texascavers.com Subject: RE:
[Texascavers]
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Louise Power power_lou...@hotmail.com wrote:
The Hyperdictionary defines illusory as:
Deceiving, or tending of deceive; fallacious; illusive; as,illusory promises
or hopes.
If the religion fits... Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 09:00:03 -0700 From:
jpbrook...@sbcglobal.net
Here's a story for you all.
A few days after Christmas 1993 I got a phone call from a man who said he was a
producer with Disney films. I thought some caving friend of mine was putting me
on, like I've done a time or two (like the time Rick Bridges was on TV talking
about Lechuguilla, so I
Now I want to look. Inquiring minds want to know. Thanks, Mark.
Bill
Minton wrote:
David Locklear said:
There are 41 questions on the new wiki-answers page after just one week of
being up:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/4337
I take issue with the suggested answer to the
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