Caving

Peter IW Harvey’s Diary

Nov 12 2009 by Gaina Morgan, Western Mail Whitsun Holiday 1946 DURING the Whitsun Holiday [of 1946] we visited the Swansea Valley once more. The Gwyn was already the centre of the caving activity in the Swansea Valley although...

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14 Tips For Cave Photography

Copyright Hidden Creek Photography Hawai’i’s Big Island is rife with photography opportunities, including those below the surface. I recently was a guest on an underground tour of the Kazumura Cave, the world’s longest lava...

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Bartley: Explore the mysterious depths of Idaho's many caves

GET INVOLVED IN CAVING The quickest way to become a caver is by joining a club where you learn procedures and techniques and can take part in trips and conservation projects. Gem State Grotto The club meets at 7 p.m. on the...

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Virginia officials trying to solve 'white-nosed bat' mystery

BATH COUNTY Breathing Cave is the name of a deep, dark hole in the ground off an unmarked mountain road here in western Virginia, a foreboding place mostly because of what lurks within – bats, hundreds of them. Inside the mouth...

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High-adventure cavers crawl in search of hidden treasure and the legend of Indian Caverns

By Jennifer Rizzi, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Rolling smoothly off the tongue, the word "spelunking" is perhaps as fun to pronounce as attempting the underground adventure it represents. Indian Caverns in Spruce Creek, Centre...

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7 of the Coolest SciTech Courses in the U.S.

Undergrads at Engines and Energy Conversion Lab (EECL), Colorado State University, tinker with a prototype laser ignition system on an industrial Caterpillar engine. So you want to explore the deepest caves? Design the cars of...

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PopSci U: Seven of the Country's Coolest SciTech Courses

As students everywhere return to school, the luckiest are heading for caves and rocket firing ranges instead of lecture halls So you want to explore the deepest caves? Design the cars of the future? Fire rockets? Don’t wait...

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The subterranean life

GLENWOOD CANYON — Over Labor Day weekend two years ago, Andrea Croskrey and a friend came here from Denver to explore Cave of the Clouds, a two-room cave with a crawlspace-sized entrance nestled high upon a sheer scree canyon...

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Deep Impact: Dicing with death 3,700ft below ground

The bright young adventurers of the Oxford University Caving Club plumb some of the deepest systems in the subterranean world. David Rose went below ground on a 132-hour odyssey to explore man's compulsion to map its furthest...

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Falls Brook caves

setting: forested Minerva Area, Adirondack State Park, New York The day passes at a slower pace when one is vacationing at a yurt in the Adirondacks, far from cellphone connections and packets of internet data that, when...

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