Reminder, the Midwest Workshop is September 14, and it is cheaper to pre-register.
Here is the link to Registration:
http://2013nsscdsmidwestworkshop.eventbrite.com/
Reminder, the Midwest Workshop is September 14, and it is cheaper to pre-register.
Here is the link to Registration:
http://2013nsscdsmidwestworkshop.eventbrite.com/
This is one of the best meetings there is. It's always fun, even when the caves are blown. If you've never been to a Midwest Workshop, plan on going to one. And if you've never dived Cannonball or Ru-B-Doo, then you are in for a real treat. This ain't florida cave diving! It's cave diving like only Missouri can do. Aren't too many caves I'd rather dive, but then I'm attracted to scenic caves, that challenge one's skill, that go deep and end in places no one has yet found. And don't forget mine lamotte. a true pre-civil war lead mine with more passages, large chambers, spider-web "T's" and ladders, rails, ore cars, machinery, in more places than anyone has yet been - and no guides, no one to follow, no one to tell you where you can and can not go. you are on your own as cave diving and mine diving should be. No one has attended the Midwest Workshop and ever came home unhappy, and if they got to dive even one of the caves, they grinned from ear to ear for a month at least. I know I do, every year!
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"Learning the techniques of others does not interfere with the discovery of techniques of one's own." B.F. Skinner, 1970.
See you there....
"Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in event of success."
Earnest Shackleton
That was Jerry who won the pink fins auction! And he did not leave the workshop unhappy.
WJH
Say, I registered back in august on the eventbrite site. I don't remember printing off any proof or anything. I just checked back on the site and it says, "you're going." but I don't see anywhere to print off proof. Is that how it is supposed to work? Or am I missing something?
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"Learning the techniques of others does not interfere with the discovery of techniques of one's own." B.F. Skinner, 1970.
thanks, I probably did get an email, didn't recognize it, and deleted.
see you,
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"Learning the techniques of others does not interfere with the discovery of techniques of one's own." B.F. Skinner, 1970.
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