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Here is a copy of the email sent to the writer:
Bob Arndorfer,
The image used in the article “Danger in paradise” is not Blue Grotto in Williston. It is from the Devil’s Ear @ Ginnie Springs. The dark tannic color is from were the river water mixes with the clear spring water.
This is a very popular image.
V/R
Dwain Thompson
So, ... having scrutinized the article, pondered the subject, and added up all the apples and oranges, it appears that it is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS to fly a plane 3000 feet back into a cave in winter, overstreching a rubber band for guideline, to get a 100$ hamburger. Something is going to break.
(So bored at work ... I want to go diving)
Strange article... it guess the (rambling) point is that the outdoors can be dangerous in all kinds of ways.
:roll:
And if i can't at least i will rich my 'cave bottle'Quote:
Originally Posted by anders
This article is to bring you to the right extreme direction. Once done with cave diving you might find your way buzzing clouds or having hypothermia in the middle of the storm in Blue Grotto. Or climb Mout Dora...
that no amount of training, skill, discipline, or equipment can protect you... are the brain dead drivers you encounter on the roads during the drive home.
Just because I'm paranoid... doesn't mean they aren't out to get me...
Not me, things are lively.....but I do have to wait at least 4 more hours before going cave diving :-DQuote:
Originally Posted by anders
Safe diving,
Rich
Thank you Rich! *SIGH* ... I gather it will be around 250-some hours before I get back in the water ... 90 hours, if I'm really lucky. *BIIIG SIGH* At this stage, even deco sounds like lots of fun.Quote:
I do have to wait at least 4 more hours before going cave diving
You guys missed the point. It isn't cave diving, flying or even the outdoors that is dangerous. It is Springtime!
:-)
Are us people from Georgia the most dangerous ones that come down there? :wink:
JB
No John, it's the ones that leave their vans down here indefinitely ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by resolute
Safe diving,
Rich