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Hello--

On 3/18/2016 5:52 PM, 'Brad' unclefalter@... [Homebrew_PCBs] wrote:
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 >>I didn\u2019t realize Lancaster was in a home (although I kind of thought 
he must be getting up there age wise).  He was pretty detailed in some 
of his responses and he maintains a website (tinaja.com).  I tried the 
best I could not to pester him too much, sending an email only when 
necessary and months apart.  But yeah, I suppose maybe it\u2019s getting 
difficult for him to answer.

By coincidence, I'm thumbing through a copy of "Place: See America 
First", Volume 2 No. 1, October 1972,
Random House. It's a collection of essays, poems, drawings, and short 
stories contributed by many
recognizable authors (e.g., Scott Turow, Molly Ivins, etc). And there on 
pp. 171-177 is an article entitled
"The Hole Catalog: Access To Holes" by Don and Bee Lancaster. it's 
essentially a guide to spelunking--
the art and science of cave exploration-- and written in the typical 
Lancaster style of informal and
readable explanation of the topic.

73--

Brad  AA1IP

...Writing from the U.S.' east coast and offering a shoutout to the 
other Brad, wherever he may be....

P.S. the 1970s featured "The Whole Earth Catalog" which was followed by 
slew of "The Whole..."
catalogs of many things. So I guess that it's obvious that someone like 
Don Lancaster
would borrow the concept to discuss caves and caving.