Cavers explore a hidden world
Posted: Aug 24, 2007 7:50 amSpelunkers get dirty, take risks underground
By Christy Mehrlich
Special to The Journal Gazette
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ark. – If you enjoy maneuvering between fallen boulders barely far enough apart to fit your inhaled torso, I have a sport for you.
Like traditional sports, helmets are mandatory. A steady stance is recommended, seeing as how there are drops of more than 100 feet. And upper body strength is a must.
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By Christy Mehrlich
Special to The Journal Gazette
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ark. – If you enjoy maneuvering between fallen boulders barely far enough apart to fit your inhaled torso, I have a sport for you.
Like traditional sports, helmets are mandatory. A steady stance is recommended, seeing as how there are drops of more than 100 feet. And upper body strength is a must.
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