Uggghhh this is so so good!! I just dipped back into Underland for the who-knows-how-manyth time, so the timing is just 🤌. Also, “a friendly reminder that every living thing is a tiny lightning storm?” Sending you gratitude and love for these gorgeous reflections. Your writing is a delight.
Omg, thank you so much!! *Of course* you love Underland!! It's such a gift that keeps on giving - looking at it for this newsletter made me want to just re-read the entire thing. 💖💖💖
WOW, you and I are in very similar research boats (pun intended) at the moment!! I've been researching the vast karst limestone cave system underneath central Texas for a few years now. So glad I found your newsletter through Landscapes, and if you ever wanna talk caves and limestone consider me interested. Loved this piece, cheers!
Omg, carter!!! That's a WILD coincidence! This didn't make it into the newsletter but the first cave I ever actually went down into was Natural Bridge Cavern - not sure if that counts as central Texas but I feel like y'all have some really incredible cave systems over there. Thanks for reading, the admiration is mutual and I *absolutely* want to talk about caves and limestone, please!
Uggghhh this is so so good!! I just dipped back into Underland for the who-knows-how-manyth time, so the timing is just 🤌. Also, “a friendly reminder that every living thing is a tiny lightning storm?” Sending you gratitude and love for these gorgeous reflections. Your writing is a delight.
Omg, thank you so much!! *Of course* you love Underland!! It's such a gift that keeps on giving - looking at it for this newsletter made me want to just re-read the entire thing. 💖💖💖
WOW, you and I are in very similar research boats (pun intended) at the moment!! I've been researching the vast karst limestone cave system underneath central Texas for a few years now. So glad I found your newsletter through Landscapes, and if you ever wanna talk caves and limestone consider me interested. Loved this piece, cheers!
Omg, carter!!! That's a WILD coincidence! This didn't make it into the newsletter but the first cave I ever actually went down into was Natural Bridge Cavern - not sure if that counts as central Texas but I feel like y'all have some really incredible cave systems over there. Thanks for reading, the admiration is mutual and I *absolutely* want to talk about caves and limestone, please!
YESSSS LONG LIVE NATURAL BRIDGE CAVERN <3 <3 <3