| The latest images from Memorial Day Cave are maintained at the new PSC Website in this
photo album
Peg
Renwick's photo album of the second survey trip
into the FLAD passage in Memorial Day cave.
Kevin Flanagan's photo album of the second survey trip
into the FLAD passage in Memorial Day cave.
Working Map of Memorial
Day Cave. Click to enlarge.
Cavers Steve Biggers, Rick Royer, Peter Penczer and Ralph Hartley head
north and east along Columbia Canyon from the base of the 125 foot
drop. Ceiling heights along this passage commonly approach 100 feet.
Note the infeeder high on the right hand wall, an indication of wet
conditions on the surface. © M. Frisina, 2003
(click on image to view at full size)
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 and extends underneath the already immense
Pinnacle Room. © M. Frisina, 2003
(click on image to view at full size)
Ralph Hartley's photo album of the first pictures to come back from Columbia Canyon, beyond the Puppet Buster, April 2003
PSC Cavers check out the air flow through the recently
installed air flow control gate at Memorial Day cave in Germany Valley.
© G. Brace, 2002
(right click to view larger image)
Photos from the survey to the north end of the cave and the Royer's Crypt area.
Duane Thompson 's photo album of the early days spent widening the original 8"x2" crevice that would ultimately lead to Memorial Day cave. |