Hey Mark!

GREAT issue.  Excellent cover photos - makes me glad I also get a hard copy in 
the mail!

julia

 


 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wed, Apr 28, 2010 6:57 am
Subject: [Texascavers] Hot Off The Press - The 2nd Quarter 2010 issue of The 
TEXAS CAVER is now online!



All,

 


 

the second quarter version of The TEXAS CAVER hasbeen posted to the Members 
Area (not the free area) by our very ownWizard of the Web, Butch Fralia. 

 


 

 
In this issue:
 
 
We have some excellent trip reportsand photos from Lacey Heath and Joe Datri on 
their La Navidad del Panquequeexpedition, Matt Turner’s account of his trip to 
Aquismon, San LuisPotosi, along with photos from Dr. Ann Scott, an Amazing Maze 
trip report fromJacqui Thomas, a report by Ellie Thoene and photos by Amanda 
Bentley on theNational Cave Rescue Commission Training at CBSP—February 26th to 
28th,and a Punkin Cave trip report by Jim Kennedy and Deep/Punkin Preserve news.
 
Also included, at no extra charge to YOU, our faithful TSAmember, is Bill 
Steele’s article on why he always carries a knife oncaving trips and a HUGE 
photo montage of pics submitted by Roger Moore, CanEvren Yarman and moi from 
the TSA Spring Convention held at the Texas CaveConservancy (TCC) world 
headquarters in beautiful (and growing!) Cedar Park,TX.
 
 
 
This second quarter issue of the TC for 2010 is available toall paid TSA 
members. Non-members will have to wait a year!
 


 

 


Not a TSA member? No problem! We still would like for you tocontemplate 
becoming a TSA member. Send me an email for yourcomplimentary past issue of the 
TEXAS CAVER and see what you'vebeen missing. 

 
Or better yet, visit the TSA website at www.cavetexas.org and become a paid 
memberand/or become an online member of the TSA TODAY!
 
Dues are as cheap as $15 a year! That’s a bargain in any language!
 
If you're a TSA member, but haven't yet joined the DigitalRevolution, it is 
extremely painless to do so. 

 

Go to http://www.cavetexas.org/members/ andsign up and enjoy the current and 
back issues!

 

Be sure to also peruse the back issues of the TEXAS CAVER, if youhaven't done 
so already. 
 
There now are a total of 19 (14 in thefree area) issues of the Pulitzer worthy 
TEXAS CAVER available foryour reading pleasure and available to all!
 
More to be added soon.
 
You can still opt to receive a hard copy TC, but will have towait a couple of 
weeks, at the earliest, to receive your latestnewsletter via snail mail and 
dues are $10 more.
 
We are in the process of transferring ALL back issues of the TEXAS CAVER tothe 
website and we will let you know when this monumental task has beencompleted.
 
Finally, I want to thank all of the cavers who submitted material for thisissue 
and all of the past issues of The TEXAS CAVER. 
 
This is YOUR newsletter and I couldn't do it without YOU!
 
So since the caving season is well underway, don't be bashful. Be sure toget 
those articles, photos, and summer trip reports written and sent in.
 
I know who you are and where you have been!
 
Without you, there is no TSA or TEXAS CAVER!
 
Thanks and have a safe summer and we’ll see you at TCR in October!
 
 
Mark Alman - TSA Chairman and TEXAS CAVER Editor
 



 

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