All: I've also been through the gun barrel in Knox Cave, NY. As Dwight mentioned it is tight and some crawling(?) on your side required. Interesting how some crawls get reputations. Another infamous crawl is the Blue Crawl in Tumbling Rock Cave, AL, not far from the NSS convention site. Of course there is a walking bypass to the crawl. I might add a crawl in water. I scrapped the ceiling with my back as I pushed the sand/gravel floor aside. There is only 2 inches of water, but it backs up when plugged with bodies. Don't drop you head as you will drown. No sleeping in this crawl. Riverside Cave, Indiana. Bill Tozer
In a message dated 3/12/2014 12:05:30 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: A young, beginning caver, I had been in perhaps 3 wild caves, when Dick Eggleston and I (RPI Outing Club) went to Knox Cave in New York in 1956.
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