The WIre Wiggle was named after the wire used to set off explosive
charges used to enlarge the passage in the 70s. We had almost given
up getting through (we were digging our way in), but we realized we
could see through to a bigger space. We placed a charge (probably
kinapak), and that broke
The WIre Wiggle was named after the wire used to set off explosive
charges used to enlarge the passage in the 70s. We had almost given
up getting through (we were digging our way in), but we realized we
could see through to a bigger space. We placed a charge (probably
kinapak), and that broke
The WIre Wiggle was named after the wire used to set off explosive
charges used to enlarge the passage in the 70s. We had almost given
up getting through (we were digging our way in), but we realized we
could see through to a bigger space. We placed a charge (probably
kinapak), and that broke
I enlarged the Wire Wiggle slightly when I went through it
back in the 80's(?). I couldn't get my long legs around the corner,
so I used my Swiss Army knife to carve away a bit of rock so that my
knees could make the turn. It was quite soft, likely due to some
type of surface corrosio
I enlarged the Wire Wiggle slightly when I went through it
back in the 80's(?). I couldn't get my long legs around the corner,
so I used my Swiss Army knife to carve away a bit of rock so that my
knees could make the turn. It was quite soft, likely due to some
type of surface corrosio
I enlarged the Wire Wiggle slightly when I went through it
back in the 80's(?). I couldn't get my long legs around the corner,
so I used my Swiss Army knife to carve away a bit of rock so that my
knees could make the turn. It was quite soft, likely due to some
type of surface corrosio
I do wonder if it was enlarged...it never seemed much worse to me than the
keyhole/birth canal. Does anyone have a section/vertical profile of it?
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by 120 degree bend...
-Andy
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 10:59 AM, Preston Forsythe wrote:
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> To the best of my k
I do wonder if it was enlarged...it never seemed much worse to me than the
keyhole/birth canal. Does anyone have a section/vertical profile of it?
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by 120 degree bend...
-Andy
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 10:59 AM, Preston Forsythe wrote:
> **
> To the best of my k
I do wonder if it was enlarged...it never seemed much worse to me than the
keyhole/birth canal. Does anyone have a section/vertical profile of it?
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by 120 degree bend...
-Andy
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 10:59 AM, Preston Forsythe wrote:
> **
> To the best of my k
To the best of my knowledge, Bill Russell pioneered that famous route at the
back of Airman's Cave. I know my trip there was with Bill. That section of the
cave has some amazing long thin selinite needles. But, the 120 degree tight
bend in the Wire Wiggle is a killer as the knees will not easily
To the best of my knowledge, Bill Russell pioneered that famous route at the
back of Airman's Cave. I know my trip there was with Bill. That section of the
cave has some amazing long thin selinite needles. But, the 120 degree tight
bend in the Wire Wiggle is a killer as the knees will not easily
To the best of my knowledge, Bill Russell pioneered that famous route at the
back of Airman's Cave. I know my trip there was with Bill. That section of the
cave has some amazing long thin selinite needles. But, the 120 degree tight
bend in the Wire Wiggle is a killer as the knees will not easily
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