Reported by: Butch Fralia, Keith Heuss

Report date: April 18, 1995

Personnel:

R. Marcus Barksdale	Pete Baron	Dale Barnard	Butch Fralia
Jennifer Hargrove	Christopher Heuss	Keith Heuss	Alvis Hill
Jody Horton	Christopher Jagge	Chris Kriczky	Pamela Massey
Sharon Mastbrook	Alfred Santangelo	Tina Schmid	Chris Sobin

 Keith, Alvis, Chris Heuss and Chris Kriczky surveyed the entrance area of Gorman Creek Crevice. We spent about 2.5 hours at that task. Next we spent an hour looking for, with no success, Be Snaky. After that, we dropped by our vehicles and got our caving gear to go to Mystery Hole. We explored it for about 30 minutes. The ceiling was covered with cave crickets. A dead raccoon was in the middle of the passage near the entrance. We went to several clean up caves to look for buckets to use this coming up earth day. It was getting late by now, so we headed back to camp.
 Another team made up of Pam Massey, Chris Sobin, Jody Horton and Alfred Santangelo went to Cicurina to practice verticle work. They spent 5.5 hours practicing and exploring the cave.
 Another team made up of Jennifer Hargrove, Marcus Barksdale and Dale Barnard spent 4 hours mapping SAB 194. They mapped 35 feet of passage which puts the total depth is down to 42 feet.
 Butch Fralia reports that he, Sharon Mastbrook, Pete Baron, Tina Schmid and Chris Jagge went to the Lively pasture to get data for cave descriptions. Butch and Sharon mostly remained on the surface and took notes while the others gathered data. Wrote descriptions of caves 193, 218, 197, 186 and three untagged caves, lost from ridgewalking in February 1988. These lost caves are the same caves Keith and Alvis explored late one night. They are located in the southwest corner of the Lively pasture, near the fence intersection. Time out was 10:00 AM and they returned to camp at 5:30 PM.