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Airmen's Cave

I've been working up some information on creating an Airmen's Cave article but after finding this article, I think the Airmen's Cave section might fit better here assuming it could be worked win well.

The cave's length can be cited from here http://www-sop.inria.fr/agos-sophia/sis/DB/countries.html, making it the 7th longest cave in the state of texas. Also, news articles form CNN, CBS and my favorite, the Daily Texan Online all reference an occurrence in October 2007 where 3 students were lost in the cave for 37 hours before being rescued by local fire department. These articles contain bits of info about the cave that I believe qualify as citable since they are from accredited news sources.

Very detailed information reguarding the cave can be found here on the cave's first explorers and mappers web site, though since it is a personal account, it cannot be cited, though I think a link to the web page would be beneficial in the external links section. Lacitpo (talk) 06:12, 29 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Talk:Barton Creek Greenbelt

Airmen's Cave

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