Charles, I am responding to you while copying your post and mine to the lists. I really appreaciate guys like you, the same kind I have on my team at WKPP. Anything I can help you with in this sport, let me know. I did nine dives one day looking for the body of my friend Parker Turner, and I can tell you , as I have unsubscribed from all of these lists, that you are dead right, and the cave diving community is dead wrong, and getting deader. Carl Heinzl sent a post out to one of them , that I really would like to personally send to all of them, but I lost it. That is ok, they all know what I am thinking, and they are thinking , "naw, he wouln't let me suck it anyway". - G On Sun, 25 Feb 1996, charles martin <martinc@CS*.Co*.ED*> wrote: >Hi George, > >Thanks for all the advice; I really appreciate it. > >My first first summer rock climbing, 10 years ago, I watched a >very athletic girl (a competent climber) smash her skull open >(literally) because she got careless on a easy decent. She >fell 200 feet. We watched her flatline on the scene. It was a joke >trying to haul an overweight chain-smoking paramedic up to the ledge >where she was. She left in a bag. > >Anyway, I take safty and competence dead serious and I've walked >away from climbs rather than climb with someone I didn't trust. >You can imagine how I feel about picking up a sport with as much >marketing hype as cave diving. > >Thanks again. > >Charles > >
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