Lava tube! Laaavaaa tuuuuuuuube
Jul. 9th, 2015 01:24 pmWashington State has one of the best publicly accessible lava tubes, Ape Cave.
I'm going! Along with J and
corivax, who is kind enough to drive.
If you peruse the official site, you will note it suggests two light sources per person.
... I own one tiny flashlight.
While I should own more flashlights, I don't own flashlights and headlamps for everyone, and headlamps seem to run $20 each, which is a lot for something I won't use a lot.
Anyone Seattle-ish care to loan me some light sources?
I'm going! Along with J and
If you peruse the official site, you will note it suggests two light sources per person.
... I own one tiny flashlight.
While I should own more flashlights, I don't own flashlights and headlamps for everyone, and headlamps seem to run $20 each, which is a lot for something I won't use a lot.
Anyone Seattle-ish care to loan me some light sources?
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Date: 2015-07-11 01:32 am (UTC)But I have 3 Attoparsec-branded hardhats, if you want to borrow them. :)
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Date: 2015-07-11 01:45 am (UTC)The lava tubes I've been in have been vastly friendlier than my usual speleological encounters, but, man, all it takes is one misjudged move.
And yeah, twisted ankles can be potentially deadly. Again, advantage lava tube, since EMT's can usually get in there and get you back out.
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Date: 2015-07-11 07:52 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2015-07-11 04:28 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2015-07-11 05:54 pm (UTC)I work downtown business hours and bus everywhere. If we wanted to do an evening meal, Tuesday is free. Otherwise, a drive-by at my house or coffee date drop-off would work great.