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Maps of your local area may be bought at an outdoor sporting goods store, and in some cases, at book store. You can also order them from the [http://www.usgs.gov/pubprod/ USGS] if the area you want a map of is in the United States. The USGS also provides free downloads of digitally scanned topographical maps.

(Never post exact cave locations, (i.e. GPS coordinates) or directions to caves in public places, such as the internet.)

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This is a very broad question which we will break down into sections.

===How caves are formed===

===What do caves have in common===

===Types of formations===

===Effects of water activity===

===Fossils===

===Life forms===

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===Rappelling Equipment===

===Learning to Use Rappelling Equipment===

Joining a club or going with experienced cavers is going to be the best idea, although reading up on theory is a great idea.

===Planning and taking your trip===

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;A good cave log will contain:
* Cave Name
* Type of Cave (Horizontal or Vertical)
* Group Size
* Hours Spent in the Cave
* Comments about the Cave

The ten hours required in the Caving Honor are a good start, now get underground again.

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Teaching the Caving Honor would be a great way to fulfill this requirement. That will also earn you an instructor diamond for your Caving Honor patch.

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Develop a good relationship by respecting his cave and his property. Also try to give them a gift each time you go to their cave, if you give them the same thing each time, they will remember you better and give you more access to their cave.

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==References==
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