never seen such a shiny clean bunch of cavers
Nancy
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Palmito was also the first significant cave I visited in Mexico, in
1968. Someone in our cave club (Mid-Illinois Grotto at University of
Illinois) had a copy of the newly minted AMCS Bulletin 1, Caves of the
Inter-American Highway. We marveled at the huge passages and deep pits
in Mexico, and o
Orion Knox spent years mapping the great. I have his detailed map. It was
done prior to the digital age. Many UT cavers spent hours mapping with him.
And I do recall the birthday passage and the wonder of seeing it.
Bustamante was my first major cave trip to Mexico. Myself, Clark Santos,
and Denni
As a special pre-convention trip for the last TEXAS NSS National Convention,
Aimee and Pete Strickland put together the above trip. The temperature daily
hit 107, but that was a cost of a great week.
We went swimming at the springs in Bustamente Canyon, below Precipcio. From the
road I tried to
