Background
Steele, C. William was born on October 17, 1948 in Dayton, Ohio, United States. Son of Charles William Senior and Helen Jolly Steele.
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(This is the gripping account of the history and explorati...)
This is the gripping account of the history and exploration of Mexico's most dangerous and challenging river cave, Sumidero Yochib, located in a remote valley in the highlands of Chiapas, southern Mexico. The exploration takes place from the spring of 1974 through the spring of 1977 and is possible only during a few dry months each winter and spring. This is a descriptive volume of the almost unbelievable exploits of Steele and his companions exploring a cave prone to frequent flooding, and containing almost two dozen sheer drops as much as 45 meters deep. Well-drafted maps in each chapter guide the reader through the action taking place, whether it is the near drowning of team members, the horror of being trapped in a flooded cave, or the thrill of the first one down a waterfall.
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Steele, C. William was born on October 17, 1948 in Dayton, Ohio, United States. Son of Charles William Senior and Helen Jolly Steele.
Bachelor of Science, Indiana University, 1973.
Professional scouter Boy Scouts American, San Antonio, 1980-1996. Director Alumni Relations & National Eagle Scout Association, Irving, since 2001.
(This is the gripping account of the history and explorati...)
Fellow: National Speleological Society, Explorers Club. Member: Council Advancement in Support Education, Texas Speleological Association, Boy Scouts America.
Children: Brian, Audrey.
