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Rick Royer crosses large mud dunes in a newly
discovered room in Memorial Day Cave. The chamber measures 100 x 300 feet with
60 foot ceilings. © M. Frisina, 2003
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Club News
New Access Procedures for Fieldhouse Cave
Images of Judy Spring, new and old
A Wet Survey in Memorial Day Cave
New Discovery: No Karst Cave
Apex Cave Gate Installation
Two Trips to Simmons Mingo
Finally, THE big breakthrough in Memorial Day Cave
A large turn out for a cold weekend in Germany Valley
The survey of Allen Property Cave
Roy Sites' recounting of the discovery of Wind Cave in Grant County
Spring Var 2003 Info!!
Coon Cave - December 2002
Highland County Update Annual Report - 2002
Germany Valley Karst Survey - October 2002
Highland County Update - September 2002
Highland County Update - August 2002
Highland County Update - July 2002
Highland County Update - June 2002
The End For Akwa?!
Earl leads in Cave Rat Cave
Rushing Headlong in Highland
Highland County racks up 25 new Caves, April 2002 report
Breaking Ground on the Akwa Dig, May 2002
Survey Report from Memorial Day cave, May 2002
Photos From the North End of Memorial Day Cave, April 2002
Charles Danforth's April 2002 Cassell Report
Germany Valley Karst Survey Report, April '02
How Dig Projects Get Started, 14 April 2002
Wire Sink Dig photos, 14 April 2002
Pendleton County Survey, April 2002
Highland County Survey, 23 March 2002
PSC Spring Party, March 2002
Photon Fusion Headlamp Report
Germany Valley Karst Survey, 9 March 2002
Highland County Survey, 23 February 2002
New cave and a rebuilt fieldhouse, all in one day! February, 2002
Day Trip to a Little Known Cave, 2 February, 2002
Highland County Survey, February 2002
Highland County Survey, 26 January 2002
Fire at the Germany Valley Fieldhouse, 12 January 2002
Memorial Day Cave Breakthrough, 12 January 2002
Charles Danforth's September 2001 Cassell Report
Peter Penczer's Article on the Frog System
Grimes Cave
OTR 2001 Across The Gulch Tourist Trip
Carpenter-Swago Re-opened
Simmons-Mingo
Chiapas 98, Chiapas Diary
Charles Danforth's July 2001 Cassell Report
Charles Danforth's May 2001 Cassell Report
Charles Danforth's February 2001 Cassell Report
Charles Danforth's November 2000 Cassell Report
Charles Danforth's September 2000 Cassell Report
Indy Kochte's Cassell Survey 2000
Amateur Geology in Five Springs Cave
Five Springs Cave Survey Lineplot, September 2001
My First Survey in Five Springs Cave
Photos from Five Springs Cave
Five Springs Cave Wrap Up
Installation of the Five Springs Cave
Early Survey From Five Springs Cave
Break Through at Five Springs Cave
A detailed description of Cave Rat Cave
Miles and Miles, ala Miles
Cave Trips To Remember
Poor Farm Cave
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