Ginnie Spring CCR

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I can' believe your not worried someone might silt out the basin, get a student turned around, and they head into the cave to die. Sounds like the makings of a 40 page A&I thread.
Obviously, you've never been in the Ginnie Basin or the Ballroom. We've had 60+ people in the Ball Room on a galaxy dive (no lights) and have yet to see it get silted out. That's why they let OW divers in there. It's pretty sanitized for non-cavers.
 
I think he was being ironic.
Judicious use of smilies helps identify humor. Just sayin'.
 
Obviously, you've never been in the Ginnie Basin or the Ballroom. We've had 60+ people in the Ball Room on a galaxy dive (no lights) and have yet to see it get silted out. That's why they let OW divers in there. It's pretty sanitized for non-cavers.

We call this the normalization of deviance in accident analysis. I've been on the ballroom side twice, but never in a CCR. Knowing what an intimidating overhead enviroment that it could become, I'd rather stay in the Devil's system where I feel safe.










































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