No
incidents to report in
- Report provided by Ken Paramore -
No safety concerns; we dont have much up north, only a couple of sea caverns. I am not aware if we have ever had an y accidents in this area. Since we dont really have caves up here....The activity is restricted to infrequent cavern classes conducted in the two caverns we do have.
- Report provided by Mark Grant -
No activity to report.
- Report provided by Grant Graves
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Lafayette Blue (aka: Green Sink Cave System): Visibility is around 15-20ft, moderate to moderately strong flow makes this cave an advanced dive, at least until the visibility improves.
- Report provided by Mike McAuliffe
Nothing to report this quarter.
- Report provided by Brett Floren .
No report received.
Its been
another quiet quarter in the
A couple of jump lines off of the Double Lines circuit in
the Devils system were reported broken, these were repaired promptly and the
gold line is still running along the floor of the Gallery.
We have not had our usual spring flooding as of yet, so the
visibility is good everywhere in the region, apart from
There was a temporary line run in Little River from the
steps past the rebar and down to the mainline during the period when the basin
was tannic, but that was removed approximately three weeks ago. Please remember
if youre using the rebar as a primary tie off, that it is not in open water
and you might want to consider starting your primary line on one of the logs or
rock protrusions in the basin.
We still do not have an update for the states plans about
the sign at Manatee so until we hear otherwise, that has temporarily been put
on hold.
We would like to thank everybody involved with the clean ups
at Telford and the phosphate pit in High Springs, and also everyone who was
present at the citizens meeting at the High Springs Civic Center to discuss the
proposed Wal-Mart Super Center abutting Mill Creek Sink.
- Report provided by Rich Courtney -
No report at this time from me.
- Report provided by
Nothing
new from
- Report provided by
No report received.
No report received.
We
have been exploring and surveying several mines in the southern
- Report provided by Richard Dreher -
Last month,
- Report provided by
No report received.
No report received.
No report received.
No report
received.
We have a
lot more snow this year than the last 15 years.
Most of the people here are skiing diving is still wintersleeping.....
So nothing is really going on with cave diving at the moment!
- Report provided by Horst Schmid
No report received.
No report received.
No report received.
No report
received.
Accidents or Incidents: We have an outstanding
safety record on
Line Changes: After Wilma some the permanent guidelines had some damage. Finally all of them had been replace in those particular passages.
Jungle paths: All are open now.
Site conditions: All The Cozumel Cenotes are in good conditions for diving. you may find a couple debris inside some main entrances but 20 ft inside its perfect.
In some passages percolation has been a problem for some cave divers but its just after wonderland section of Aerolito. its getting less and less in every dive.
Research: The
This research it has been made by Phd Luis Mejia.
During the international WATER DAY, the University organize seminars in geohidrology, hidrology and cenotes.
The only damage from Wilma was the partial collpase of the right side of la Quebrada cave system from the ocean entry. didnt affect the guidelines or the divers entrance. is stable and doesnt represent any mayor hazard.
- Report provided by German Yaρez -
No report
received.
Reports have been compiled by Richard
Dreher NACD International Safety Director