In the event, such a structure were to ever be built, I am currently able to offer the following. 30 plus items for donation to be used there.
1) 1 bookshelf 2 ) 1 respectable speleo-library 3 ) old office furniture and equipment for a small office 4 ) old furniture ( coffee table, end table, loveseat-bed ) 5 ) 1 metal storage rack 6 ) 3 plastic tote boxes. 7 ) a tool box with some tools 8 ) a vinyl LP and cassette and CD collection of 70's music 9 ) a white-gas lantern 10 ) plastic folding table and plastic folding chair 11 ) a nice work-bench 12 ) 100 plastic drinking glasses for a fancy party ( used once in 2001 ) 13 ) various decorative antiques such as a 1950-ish brass backpacker stove 14 ) a decorative old picture of the UT campus from 1949. 15 ) some vertical gear to put on display ( inchworm system used by Carl Philip Fromen in Precipicio 1991 ) 16 ) items owned by caver Jim McLane 17 ) a small dormitory refrigerator 18 ) a small cot 19 ) large stainless steel serving plates ( XXL turkey-size ) 20 ) a bottle of wine 21 ) a small kid-size bed, an oak futon, 22 ) a rope owned by Oren Tranbarger 23 ) a rare un-used GHG patch circa 1992 24 ) a rare unused TSA patch from 1987 25 ) a heavily worn TSA shirt from 1987 26 ) various caving shirts to display including a never opened Bob&Bob soda-straw shirt from 1988. 27 ) lots of miscellaneous garage-sale-type cr*p. 28 ) a decent National Geographic collection ( every issue from to 1955 to 2003, and a few antique issues ) 29 ) various books and magazines 30 ) Coleman camp stove. 31 ) tarp 32 ) large metal storage box David Locklear P.S. This is all assuming I live that long and can continue to pay the monthly rent on my storage unit.
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