Post by Brian Roebuck on Mar 21, 2008 17:51:21 GMT -5
This week I have been assisting Faye B in looking at facilities and attractions that the Junior Speleological Society (JSS) might like to experience, and ferrying her around to meet helpful civic and caving resource people.
Yesterday we visited four caves that she might take the kids to explore this coming summer. Our first stop was Bat Cave, located in Alachua County and owned by Santa Fe Community College. Jim S took of from work so that he could obtain the keys to the property’s perimeter fence and cave entrance gate. Photo 1 shows Karen, Faye and Jim at the entrance gate to the cave.
floridadayadventures.blogspot.com/2008/03/cursory-caving-trip-report.html
Yesterday we visited four caves that she might take the kids to explore this coming summer. Our first stop was Bat Cave, located in Alachua County and owned by Santa Fe Community College. Jim S took of from work so that he could obtain the keys to the property’s perimeter fence and cave entrance gate. Photo 1 shows Karen, Faye and Jim at the entrance gate to the cave.
floridadayadventures.blogspot.com/2008/03/cursory-caving-trip-report.html