There has gotten to be quite a "cave diving section" in UT Grotto, and
there is a lot of interest elsewhere in Texas, as indicated by the
Honey Creek tank hauls, etc.
I just ran across an article from 1988 that I think is the best
article on cave diving I've ever read. I reprinted it in 2008 in AMCS
Activities Newsletter 31 of the Association for Mexican Cave Studies.
For a limited time, I've put a compressed PDF file of the AMCS version
of the article at https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26580089/The%20Deepest%20Dive.pdf
As an advert for the AMCS, note that we've published a lot of material
over the years on cave diving in Mexico. See the list at
http://www.mexicancaves.org/nl/cave%20diving%20biblio.html
Issues of the AMCS Activities Newsletter through number 30 are free on
the web, although paper copies of most of those are still available
for $3. See catalog at
http://www.mexicancaves.org/nl/cat.html
-- Bill Mixon
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