Post by Taylor on Dec 10, 2006 13:08:53 GMT -5
(Repost from JIm Kennedy)
Cavers! Please mark February 4 on your calendars for the next Guano Gathering at Bracken Bat Cave in Comal County. We'll have the usual bucket brigade to haul out all the guano anyone cares to take home, PLUS we'll also have cedar mulch available this year. We'll also be doing some minor volunteer work on the Bracken property, namely cutting some small juniper, so bring loppers (no chain saws necessary). And if everything goes right, I'll have Guano Gathering T-shirts available for participants. All cavers, caver families, and caver friends are welcome to attend. No pets, please. More details will follow closer to the event, with directions, clothing suggestions, safety precautions, what to bring or not bring in the way of buckets and containers, and so on. Check out the past couple of years' announcements on CaveTex if you can't wait until the next email. Feel free to announce this at your grotto meetings, in newsletters, and on websites. Note that this is not an official BCI function, but rather a private event that I organize annually for friends.
Jim "Crash" Kennedy
Cavers! Please mark February 4 on your calendars for the next Guano Gathering at Bracken Bat Cave in Comal County. We'll have the usual bucket brigade to haul out all the guano anyone cares to take home, PLUS we'll also have cedar mulch available this year. We'll also be doing some minor volunteer work on the Bracken property, namely cutting some small juniper, so bring loppers (no chain saws necessary). And if everything goes right, I'll have Guano Gathering T-shirts available for participants. All cavers, caver families, and caver friends are welcome to attend. No pets, please. More details will follow closer to the event, with directions, clothing suggestions, safety precautions, what to bring or not bring in the way of buckets and containers, and so on. Check out the past couple of years' announcements on CaveTex if you can't wait until the next email. Feel free to announce this at your grotto meetings, in newsletters, and on websites. Note that this is not an official BCI function, but rather a private event that I organize annually for friends.
Jim "Crash" Kennedy