pack lost in chambers – anyone going in soo willing to

I understood the sentiment. Simply a joke being made on my part,you know, moles are blind and have pink noses, etc. Last time for me at the Beast ended up in turning around, so don’t go building that legend. Dave

…In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote:

— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “davewyo1” wrote:

Moles?

Is that supposed to be some kind of compliment?;-)

It was my understanding that cavers and tunnelers from POW camps can > be called moles and it is high praise….so yes, compliment, oh ye > recent descenders of the Beast! > R >

Moles? Is that supposed to be some kind of compliment?;-) We don’t have any kind of extendable pole with us but we packed some bailing wire and duct tape for tricky work if complete inversion with reaching and such doesn’t work. We’re traveling light and going early…so, if you can think of anything that could help… Dave

— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote:

— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “davewyo1” wrote:

Steve;

Pen and I will go in tomorrow and send it back to you.

We hope you and Sue are okay,

Dave

I had to call, never being the patient type and they are sore and > tired, but fine. Turns out that both you and Penny and Steve and Sue > were both in Green River at motels last night! In case they don’t get > back to you on location, the gear is is on the ground, by the crux, > where you and Amy passed low. You and Penny are world class canyon > moles, but with the small contents of a first aid kit on the narrow > floor, near some rocks dropped into the very narrow bottom, a ski pole > type devise sounds like it might be very handy in pulling some of the > smaller stuff out to wider areas. The pack is a few feet further and > wedged above. I won’t steal any of more of their thunder. They have a > great tale to tell. > R >