Dr. Gary Storrick (NSS 12967FE, Michigan) has a website showing every
type of vertical device (ascenders, descenders, belay, and
miscellaneous) that he has been able to collect. Over 1900 items and
constantly increasing. You will recognize many of them commonly used in
caving. Many others are
Subject: [Texascavers] website of vertical devices
Dr. Gary Storrick (NSS 12967FE, Michigan) has a website showing every
type of vertical device (ascenders, descenders, belay, and
miscellaneous) that he has been able to collect. Over 1900 items and
constantly increasing. You will recognize many
Logan,
Thanks for posting this link. Gary had his collection posted online for
several years, but took the pages down a few years ago. It's nice to see
them back up again. Thanks, Gary!
Mark
On Fri, February 13, 2015 12:36 pm, Logan McNatt via Texascavers wrote:
Dr. Gary Storrick (NSS
For photos of Hinds Cave (including a coprolite) and a very informative description of the perishable archeological finds (fibers, netting,
cordage, etc), go to the Texas Beyond History website and click on the dot labeled Hinds Cave on the map of Texas. Texas AM excavated part of
the midden in
Sorta, and we always have problems with phishers... the software is
supposed to strip out email addresses from the archives, and it was only
partially working, so I took them down until and update can be provided to
fix it.
Hey - what happened to the archive view on Texascavers?
Trouble with
Surprisingly no one has said a word about it. Spam dropped off
dramatically across the web a few weeks ago when a major spam network was
shutdown. Spam across my server dropped by 75% or so and I saw a similar
drop at work on our antispam servers.
Spam will find you anywhere you go, the
Hey - what happened to the archive view on Texascavers?
Trouble with the phishers?
-Don C
That's understandable. I would imagine you had texascavers subscribers
making inquiries to whether there was a connection between their association
of texascavers and the arrival of fetid spam in their mailboxes. I know I
had a lot that seemingly came from nowhere.
It has declined quite a bit
