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On Friday, September 3, 1999 at 1:00:00=E2=80=AFAM UTC-6, Fleg wrote:
> If you ask me, and no one did, It is people like Mr. McKagen that can hel=
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> this sport out the most. The best way for the public to understand how
> fragile caves are is to get them envolved. What's a better way to get the=
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> envolved than to show them the location of a few caves? I am in the
> process now of organizing the locations that I got into a generic databas=
e.
> I understand that some locations that I have are on private land and this
> database will reflect that. When I am done or at least a good way started
> on this database than anyone that wants it can have it if thats ok with t=
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> people that gave me the locations. Only with the permission from the
> original person will the database be given out.
> Michael Fleigle
All it takes is one semi-undumb individual with an Internet connection to=
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find these sort of caves and in a month you'll have teenagers throwing
beer bottles around and spray painting the rock in them.