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Thursday, December 7, 2006. People have written their names with pencil on the calcite. I don't condone graffiti of any kind in a cave. This was interesting though, some of these were pretty old, from the 1930's. The interesting part was that they had not deteriorated at all even though this cave gets very wet and somtimes floods. Mitchel, you think if I hit him with a rock he will wear a helmet next time? Passage to second room from the oppositet side. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett.

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Thursday, December 7, 2006. People have written their names with pencil on the calcite. I don't condone graffiti of any kind in a cave. This was interesting though, some of these were pretty old, from the 1930's. The interesting part was that they had not deteriorated at all even though this cave gets very wet and somtimes floods. Mitchel, you think if I hit him with a rock he will wear a helmet next time? Passage to second room from the oppositet side. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett.

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Thursday, December 7, 2006. People have written their names with pencil on the calcite. I don't condone graffiti of any kind in a cave. This was interesting though, some of these were pretty old, from the 1930's. The interesting part was that they had not deteriorated at all even though this cave gets very wet and somtimes floods. Mitchel, you think if I hit him with a rock he will wear a helmet next time? Passage to second room from the oppositet side. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett.

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Homer Rand Cave

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Wednesday, December 6, 2006. This small hole seperates the first two rooms of the cave. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links to additional caves. Sirell Pit (198 foot drop). Flow stone People have written their names with p. Homer Rand Cave Entrance from inside Main passage. Entrance use to be some nice formations Need to d. This small hole seperates the first two rooms of .

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Homer Rand Cave

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Wednesday, December 6, 2006. Use to be some nice formations. Need to do a cave cleanup and get rid of some of the names written on walls and ceilings. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links to additional caves. Sirell Pit (198 foot drop). Flow stone People have written their names with p. Homer Rand Cave Entrance from inside Main passage. Entrance use to be some nice formations Need to d. This small hole seperates the first two rooms of .

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Homer Rand Cave: December 2006

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Thursday, December 7, 2006. People have written their names with pencil on the calcite. I don't condone graffiti of any kind in a cave. This was interesting though, some of these were pretty old, from the 1930's. The interesting part was that they had not deteriorated at all even though this cave gets very wet and somtimes floods. Mitchel, you think if I hit him with a rock he will wear a helmet next time? Passage to second room from the oppositet side. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett.

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Homer Rand Cave

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Thursday, December 7, 2006. Homer Rand Cave Entrance from inside. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links to additional caves. Sirell Pit (198 foot drop). Flow stone People have written their names with p. Homer Rand Cave Entrance from inside Main passage. Entrance use to be some nice formations Need to d. This small hole seperates the first two rooms of .

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Thursday, December 7, 2006. People have written their names with pencil on the calcite. I don't condone graffiti of any kind in a cave. This was interesting though, some of these were pretty old, from the 1930's. The interesting part was that they had not deteriorated at all even though this cave gets very wet and somtimes floods. Mitchel, you think if I hit him with a rock he will wear a helmet next time? Passage to second room from the oppositet side. Posted by Mark Hargett. Links to additional caves.

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Salt Peter Cave

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Sunday, December 31, 2006. Mud passage upper part of cave. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Link to Cave Blogs. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. Sirrel Pit, said to be deepest pit in Arkansas. Flow stone near the entrance passage to the smal. More descent into the pit good formations fro. Shauns using a hand line to descend into a smal. Cave cricket calcite more calcite deposits mu. Pool of water here more passage to upper room. Formation off the roof or fell over on floor u.

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Squirrel Pit

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Monday, March 5, 2007. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links To More Cave Pics. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. Sirrel Pit, said to be deepest in Arkansas. Pip Tim heading for the top. Well, we are kind of improvising a frog system, s. Tim Getting Ready to descend.

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Salt Peter Cave

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Sunday, December 31, 2006. Pool of water here. More passage to upper room. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Link to Cave Blogs. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. Sirrel Pit, said to be deepest pit in Arkansas. Flow stone near the entrance passage to the smal. More descent into the pit good formations fro. Shauns using a hand line to descend into a smal. Cave cricket calcite more calcite deposits mu. Pool of water here more passage to upper room. Various formations, stalagtites etc.

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Pit (Priate cave, name withheld)

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Pit (Priate cave, name withheld). Thursday, December 7, 2006. A look back up the Pit, sorry I think thats sideways or something. Mark preparing to rappel to second level. Things form very very fast in this cave. Logs, sticks, bones etc are covered. Ceiling in room on first level. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links to more cave pics. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. Ennis Cave 2 pics. Jeremy in front of formations Mark Jeremy Doug. A look up the pit Mark and Jeremy (Father and Son) Je.

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Squirrel Pit: March 2007

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Monday, March 5, 2007. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Tim heading for the top. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Well, we are kind of improvising a frog system, since I left mine up top. Posted by Mark Hargett. Tim Getting Ready to descend. Posted by Mark Hargett. Chaz Descdnding into Squirrel Pit. Mark Getting Ready to go. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Links To More Cave Pics. Bear Pit 136 feet deep.

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Ghostly Cave (name changed to protect private cave owner)

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Ghostly Cave (name changed to protect private cave owner). Wednesday, November 29, 2006. Mark Hargett Right and Tim Hargett Left at entrance. Ron from crag at entrance of cave. One of the water falls. very unsafe rope. Doug, Mark Tim, and two Texas cavers. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links to more Cave PICs. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. Cave karst haunted cave speleological ennis cave. Mark Hargett Right and Tim Hargett Left at entranc.

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Squirrel Pit

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Monday, March 5, 2007. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links To More Cave Pics. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. Sirrel Pit, said to be deepest in Arkansas. Pip Tim heading for the top. Well, we are kind of improvising a frog system, s. Tim Getting Ready to descend.

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Squirrel Pit

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Monday, March 5, 2007. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links To More Cave Pics. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. Sirrel Pit, said to be deepest in Arkansas. Pip Tim heading for the top. Well, we are kind of improvising a frog system, s. Tim Getting Ready to descend.

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Hargett Family Pictures: January 2005

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Various Pictures of Mark Julie Jeremy Timothy Hargett. vacations and lots of misc. Saturday, January 15, 2005. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 7:09 PM. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. St Louis House pictures 4. St Louis House pictures 3. St Louis House pictures 3. St Louis House Pictures 2. St Louis House Pictures 1. Jeremy jumping the Knee Board Mark Wake Boarding. Timothy, Jeremy, Julie. Bear in front yard. Bear Standing in Yard.

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Ghostly Cave (name changed to protect private cave owner)

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Ghostly Cave (name changed to protect private cave owner). Sunday, December 3, 2006. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links to more Cave PICs. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. I really dont have many good pictures of the cave . This was a Crag (central region arkansas groto)tri. One of the bigger areas of the cave Tim at the c. There is a lot of fossils in the ceiling haunted .

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Various Pictures of Mark Julie Jeremy Timothy Hargett. vacations and lots of misc. Monday, August 25, 2008. St Louis House pictures 4. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 8:29 PM. St Louis House pictures 3. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 8:19 PM. St Louis House pictures 3. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 8:11 PM. St Louis House Pictures 2. Labels: basement family room. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 4:43 PM. St Louis House Pictures 1. Labels: House and shop in St Louis. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 4:31 PM. Sunday, March 11, 2007. Knee B...

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Ennis Cave 1

Various Pics and info on Ennis Cave, Arkansas. Sunday, November 26, 2006. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 11:09 AM. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 11:02 AM. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 10:42 AM. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 10:26 AM. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 10:15 AM. This group of pictures are after the blow hole. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 10:03 AM. In one of the following pics you can just make out the underground lake through all the fog. Posted by Mark Hargett @ 9:53 AM. Bear Pit 136 feet deep.

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Ennis Cave 2

Sunday, November 26, 2006. Posted by Mark Hargett. Another wedding cake room. More wedding cake room. Tim in wedding cake room. Wedding cake room again. Posted by Mark Hargett. Another wedding cake room. More wedding cake room. Tim in wedding cake room. Wedding cake room again. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Some really good bacon. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). LInk to more CAVE PICS. Bear Pit 136 feet deep.

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Ghostly Cave (name changed to protect private cave owner)

Ghostly Cave (name changed to protect private cave owner). Sunday, December 3, 2006. I really dont have many good pictures of the cave yet. Our camera malfunctioned during this trip so we really missed most all the good stuff. Crag will be doing a clean up of this cave in the future, so I will try to get some pictures then. Posted by Mark Hargett. This was a Crag (central region arkansas groto)trip along with some Texas cavers. turned out some of the texas cavers were from missouri an Iowa, oh well.

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Pit (Priate cave, name withheld)

Pit (Priate cave, name withheld). Thursday, December 7, 2006. Jeremy in front of formations. Posted by Mark Hargett. A look up the pit. Mark and Jeremy (Father and Son). Jeremy and Tim (Brothers). Posted by Mark Hargett. A look back up the Pit, sorry I think thats sideways or something. Mark preparing to rappel to second level. Things form very very fast in this cave. Logs, sticks, bones etc are covered. Ceiling in room on first level. Posted by Mark Hargett. Dont knock that rock loose Chaz. Chaz on the ...

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Homer Rand Cave

Thursday, December 7, 2006. People have written their names with pencil on the calcite. I don't condone graffiti of any kind in a cave. This was interesting though, some of these were pretty old, from the 1930's. The interesting part was that they had not deteriorated at all even though this cave gets very wet and somtimes floods. Mitchel, you think if I hit him with a rock he will wear a helmet next time? Passage to second room from the oppositet side. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett.

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Salt Peter Cave

Sunday, December 31, 2006. Flow stone near the entrance. Passage to the small pit. Shaun by a stalagmite. Posted by Mark Hargett. More descent into the pit. Posted by Mark Hargett. Shaun's using a hand line to descend into a small pit in the cave. this goes through a crack down to the creek. there arre bones embeded in rock off of the creek passage. Another shot of the descent. Posted by Mark Hargett. Mud passage upper part of cave. Posted by Mark Hargett. Pool of water here. More passage to upper room.

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Alex Cave (Name changed to protect private cave owner)

Alex Cave (Name changed to protect private cave owner). Thursday, March 1, 2007. Posted by Mark Hargett. Sacraficial Alter, This was pretty cool. What you can't see is that the ceiling directly above this and only directly above extends about 80 to 100 feet straight up. R C doesn't want anyone climbing down to this to keep it nice. More rimstone dams. there were a lot of these with a bunch of water in them. Not a very good picture but still they are some cool stalagmites. These kind of give a desert feel.

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Bear Pit

Friday, March 2, 2007. Posted by Mark Hargett. Thursday, March 1, 2007. Posted by Mark Hargett. Getting ready to descend into bear pit. Posted by Mark Hargett. Bear Pit is 136 feet deep. I would hate to stumble through here in the dark. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Sirrel Pit (Devils Pit) 192 feet deep. My Web Page, Cave Exploration. Getting ready to descend into bear pit. Bear Pit is 136 feet deepI would hate to stumble .

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Squirrel Pit

Monday, March 5, 2007. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Tim heading for the top. Posted by Mark Hargett. Posted by Mark Hargett. Well, we are kind of improvising a frog system, since I left mine up top. Posted by Mark Hargett. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Links To More Cave Pics. Bear Pit 136 feet deep. Sirrel Pit, said to be deepest in Arkansas. Pip Tim heading for the top. Well, we are kind of improvising a frog system, s.

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