European cavers apparently get together once a year at an old fort in
Belgium called Barchon, and they do a lot of fun sewerlunking.The video
below shows some of that and has some interesting shots.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAoUiTh99qM
I am guessing many of you have not seen the short
European cavers apparently get together once a year at an old fort in
Belgium called Barchon, and they do a lot of fun sewerlunking.The video
below shows some of that and has some interesting shots.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAoUiTh99qM
I am guessing many of you have not seen the short
European cavers apparently get together once a year at an old fort in
Belgium called Barchon, and they do a lot of fun sewerlunking.The video
below shows some of that and has some interesting shots.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAoUiTh99qM
I am guessing many of you have not seen the short
I can give a demo of WallsMap during Winter Tech this December. I have the full
TSS data set (since I'm still a data manager for TSS) and can show the full
power and versatility of the software. If any New Mexico cavers would like to
see how this database beautifully integrates with GIS, photos,
I can give a demo of WallsMap during Winter Tech this December. I have the full
TSS data set (since I'm still a data manager for TSS) and can show the full
power and versatility of the software. If any New Mexico cavers would like to
see how this database beautifully integrates with GIS, photos,
I can give a demo of WallsMap during Winter Tech this December. I have the full
TSS data set (since I'm still a data manager for TSS) and can show the full
power and versatility of the software. If any New Mexico cavers would like to
see how this database beautifully integrates with GIS, photos,
I agree about the dangers of using a knife while on rope. I
was not advocating doing such an ascender repair on rope. The couple
of times I've had to deal with this type of problem were on the
ground between drops.
Mark
At 06:06 PM 7/10/2013, Geary Schindel wrote:
Preston,
I agree
I agree about the dangers of using a knife while on rope. I
was not advocating doing such an ascender repair on rope. The couple
of times I've had to deal with this type of problem were on the
ground between drops.
Mark
At 06:06 PM 7/10/2013, Geary Schindel wrote:
Preston,
I agree
I agree about the dangers of using a knife while on rope. I
was not advocating doing such an ascender repair on rope. The couple
of times I've had to deal with this type of problem were on the
ground between drops.
Mark
At 06:06 PM 7/10/2013, Geary Schindel wrote:
Preston,
I agree
Preston,
I agree about the knife issue around loaded ropes. There are some real horror
stories here. I wrote an article on the use of knives in vertical caving and if
you use a safety ascender (Quick Attachment Safety), you should be able to
unload your rappel device, pull out the stuck item, r
Preston,
I agree about the knife issue around loaded ropes. There are some real horror
stories here. I wrote an article on the use of knives in vertical caving and if
you use a safety ascender (Quick Attachment Safety), you should be able to
unload your rappel device, pull out the stuck item, r
Preston,
I agree about the knife issue around loaded ropes. There are some real horror
stories here. I wrote an article on the use of knives in vertical caving and if
you use a safety ascender (Quick Attachment Safety), you should be able to
unload your rappel device, pull out the stuck item, r
Be very careful using a knife on rope. Some of you will remember the
demonstration on stage at a UTG meeting around 1977, when Steven Bittinger,
I think it was, gave a demonstration on rope hanging only a foot or two
above the stage floor, where he took a knife and barely touched the rope
above
Be very careful using a knife on rope. Some of you will remember the
demonstration on stage at a UTG meeting around 1977, when Steven Bittinger,
I think it was, gave a demonstration on rope hanging only a foot or two
above the stage floor, where he took a knife and barely touched the rope
above
Be very careful using a knife on rope. Some of you will remember the
demonstration on stage at a UTG meeting around 1977, when Steven Bittinger,
I think it was, gave a demonstration on rope hanging only a foot or two
above the stage floor, where he took a knife and barely touched the rope
above
This guy was described as an experienced caver, but he must
not have been very experienced with vertical work. I'm sure most of
us have been in very muddy vertical caves, and it's amazing to me
that vertical gear functions pretty well even when it is essentially
unrecognizably dirty.
This guy was described as an experienced caver, but he must
not have been very experienced with vertical work. I'm sure most of
us have been in very muddy vertical caves, and it's amazing to me
that vertical gear functions pretty well even when it is essentially
unrecognizably dirty.
This guy was described as an experienced caver, but he must
not have been very experienced with vertical work. I'm sure most of
us have been in very muddy vertical caves, and it's amazing to me
that vertical gear functions pretty well even when it is essentially
unrecognizably dirty.
texascavers Digest 10 Jul 2013 17:52:39 - Issue 1791
Topics (messages 22107 through 22111):
Re: cave rescue in Arkansas
22107 by: Logan McNatt
22108 by: Karen Perry
the government mind at work
22109 by: Mixon Bill
Re: For Sale: 2011 Tacoma TRD Prerunner
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texascavers Digest 10 Jul 2013 17:52:39 - Issue 1791
Topics (messages 22107 through 22111):
Re: cave rescue in Arkansas
22107 by: Logan McNatt
22108 by: Karen Perry
the government mind at work
22109 by: Mixon Bill
Re: For Sale: 2011 Tacoma TRD Prerunner
221
texascavers Digest 10 Jul 2013 17:52:39 - Issue 1791
Topics (messages 22107 through 22111):
Re: cave rescue in Arkansas
22107 by: Logan McNatt
22108 by: Karen Perry
the government mind at work
22109 by: Mixon Bill
Re: For Sale: 2011 Tacoma TRD Prerunner
221
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Not only did they have to use headlights in the cave because it was
nighttime, they conducted a "severity probability exposure (SPE) risk
analysis to help mitigate hazards." Hope they didn't waste too much
time at it. -- Mixon
God created the world in
Not only did they have to use headlights in the cave because it was
nighttime, they conducted a "severity probability exposure (SPE) risk
analysis to help mitigate hazards." Hope they didn't waste too much
time at it. -- Mixon
God created the world in
Not only did they have to use headlights in the cave because it was
nighttime, they conducted a "severity probability exposure (SPE) risk
analysis to help mitigate hazards." Hope they didn't waste too much
time at it. -- Mixon
God created the world in
What cracked me up laughing when I first got a copy of the report (via CCNP)
was that they had to use headlights because it was at night & dark.
Guess the cave wasn't in the dark otherwise??? LOL
Karen
From: Logan McNatt
To: Geary Schindel
Cc: Texas Cave
What cracked me up laughing when I first got a copy of the report (via CCNP)
was that they had to use headlights because it was at night & dark.
Guess the cave wasn't in the dark otherwise??? LOL
Karen
From: Logan McNatt
To: Geary Schindel
Cc: Texas Cave
What cracked me up laughing when I first got a copy of the report (via CCNP)
was that they had to use headlights because it was at night & dark.
Guess the cave wasn't in the dark otherwise??? LOL
Karen
From: Logan McNatt
To: Geary Schindel
Cc: Texas Cave
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