National Speleological Society - pg. 2 including 1988 NSS Speleo Digest - Some water damage
The NATIONAL SPELEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (NSS) is a non-profit organization affiliated with the American Association for the Advancement of Science. It was founded for the purpose of advancing the study, conservation, exploration, and knowledge of caves. In addition, the Society collects and publishes information relating to speleology in this country and in all parts of the world. Membership in the Society encourages protection and conservation of caves and provides contact with thousands of serious explorers and scientists in the United States and foreign countries.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Annual compilation of selected articles from regional caving publications in good to very good condition. Some with names of previous owners inside. Insides clean and tight.
Autographed by author Roland Vinyard. 273 pages, paperback. 2020. We all knew Pete Hauer. With a foot solidly planted in two unique communities, cave explorers and hippie homesteaders, he was a gentle Pacifist, yet he supposedly murdered a young man he barely knew, an unpremeditated killing, with no discernible motive. In his informal will, he admitted to it. This solved the case for the police, but for everyone else, as many doors were opened as closed. Before Pete's remains were found, the case involved witches, drugs, caves, and homosexuality-and the FBI's search had spread across the US. That was in 1975; weird things started to happen as strange people, witches, moved into this quiet rural West Virginia county. Pete's livestock were brutally slaughtered. Emotions skyrocketed. As we tried to make sense of the events, pet theories formed, each with drawbacks, and we still wrangle over "What really happened?"
