I would like to thank Mr. Fuzzy McG ( of the Wellington Caving Group
WCG ? ) for turning me on to the guitar music of Justin Johnson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_6-6reMDRQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk-8jMFvP9c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96XHr6E3awM
One of the unique things about cavers is how they sometimes help each other.
Yesterday, I visited some old-timer Houston cavers and they fed me a
delicious hand-made sandwich and a glass of cold tea.
Their house flooded with muddy yuck six months ago, and they are still
living in poor condition.
There is a caver who allegedly fell down the stairs a few days ago and
broke their arm pretty bad.
She has a gofundme page.
I wont embarass her here by naming her, but since she needs help, I will
drop a hint.
She has been very active in the NSS Arts Salon for many years.
If you want to help
>From David Locklear
Numerous cavers helped me by looking at my experimental website and now I
have my first proto-type.
I finally have a basic grasp of how SQUARESPACE works and how ro make a
web-page by yourself. You need a good computer and a very fast internet
connection.
David Locklear
From David Locklear
dlocklea...@gmail.com
I would like to thank about a dozen cavers for helping this past week
develop my new business flyer.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4yuhd2oqwj8qgpz/Criminal%20Process%20Server.pdf?dl=0
It isn't perfect yet, but it is far better than what I could have put
Hit delete button now.
This post is from David Locklear.
dlocklea...@gmail.com
This is a follow-up to a post 2 weeks ago about helping a retired caver
clean out his old house.
Today, I delivered some of his donated items to my rental unit in Brenham.
Some of the items once belonged to caver
David,
If you are paying even $100 a month for your storage unit (which is a
really good price), then you are paying $1200 a year. So the cost of the
unit is more than what you say the contents are worth. In 50 years you
will have paid over $60,000. That is just poor economics.
Jim
On Sat,
Hi David!
You might want to consider donating your cave gear now to your local grotto. If
it's in good shape, they can use it as loaner gear for newbies who have none.
The commemorative items like Mammoth and CaCa would make excellent donations to
the TCMA for their auction at TCR. The money
Maybe you can auction all those items off instead of giving it away for
free. Proceeds pay for your storage and whatever is left donated to the
grotto to help maintain existing grotto gear and run the various websites
we have for member recruitment.
Maybe do it sooner than later to stop the cash
David, quote me a price for that MACA plate and I'll start helping you pay for
your storage unit right now. :)
Mallory
mmay...@gmail.com
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On Aug 30, 2014, at 7:50 PM, Lyndon Tiu via Texascavers
texascavers@texascavers.com wrote:
Maybe you can auction all those items
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