We are moving the April 11th grotto meeting to Jean Devries' house in the Grand Rapids area: 5665 Barcroft, Wyoming, MI

From Jean:

Hey all,

It's time once again for the annual grotto meeting at my house!

So, the grotto meeting will be next Saturday night, April 11th, at 8 pm at my house.

My house is at 5665 Barcroft, in Wyoming, MI. It is right off of M-6 at the Byron Center Avenue exit.

For those who want to go to dinner first, meet at my house at 4:30. We will go to SanChez for dinner. SanChez is a tapas restaurant, with killer sangria. Expect to spend around $25-30 per person for dinner. But so much worth it.....

Let me know if you're coming for dinner so we know to wait for you.

See you then!

Jean

April 11th at the Deady Residence:
14441 East Pleasant Lake Road, Manchester, Michigan.



Come join us from 6pm on for the MIG Grotto Meeting. Talk about caving, plan future trips, or just brag about past endeavors. After the meeting, for the adventurous, you can play pool on a table more warped than a funhouse mirror.

And don't forget: Officer elections are this month, so make your voice heard in the grotto.

Just don't shout too loud, okay?

I've just added a few items to the Kavin Kalendar. I expect to be able to update the Kalendar page roughly monthly, so be sure to check back on occasion.

More news as events warrant.

February 14th, 2009

Join us at the Michigan Karst Conservancy's Fiborn Karst Preserve early on Saturday, February 14th for the 5th Annual MIG Snowshoe Trip. Take a trek through the beautiful snow covered preserve as ice forms on your face and you slowly lose the feeling from your fingers and toes.



Just a sample of what you might find during this year's snowshoe trip

The MIG grotto meeting will be held later that day, at 8pm (whenever that is), so plan for an eventful and memorable weekend.

Contact tmd@cavefrog.com for more details.

And what better way to start the new year than with a snazzy new web page? Keep an eye on this website for late breaking news regarding the grotto and caving in general.

Here's wishing everyone a successful and karst filled 2009!

- Tim