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Southern California Grotto NSS |
If you're interested in doing some caving, you might want to check out the
Southern California Grotto. I've been planning on attending their monthly meeting to network with some local cavers. As a member of a grotto, you frequently get access to trails, and caves that the public will never get to see. I thought I would post a link to the grotto in case anyone else was interested.
"The Southern California Grotto meets the first Tuesday of
each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Beckman Institute Auditorium at the California
Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena.
Meetings are a great opportunity to meet other Grotto members,
learn about caves and caving, and get involved with grotto caving activities.
Each meeting features a slide show on recent trips and activities by Grotto
members, or other presentations about caves or caving." -
Southern California Grotto
Best of all: A membership in the grotto will only run you around 25$ per year.
Although I'm not a member of the Southern California Grotto, I've been on dozens of trips with the Louisville Kentucky Grotto. Caving can be seriously addictive. People either love it or hate it. If 7 hours crawling on your belly through a seemingly endless cavern surrounded by giant brown bats sounds like a nightmare to you, you might want to stick to hiking outdoors.
Don't get too excited, these photos are actually from the Louisville Grotto trips.
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Big Bat Cave Kentucky |
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Private Cave Kentucky |
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Big Bat Cave Kentucky |
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Cornet Cave |
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Big Bats in a Kentucky Cave |
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Lonestar Preserve Kentucky |
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Goochland Cave Kentucky |
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Neversink Pit |
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Pine Hill Cave |
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Private Cave in Kentucky |
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Raymond Cave Kentucky |