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| COMPETITION 2002 |
Aim of the Competition: A meeting of young vertical-cavers from all over the world to compete in showing their skills in difficult caving conditions using single rope technique.
Place and Date of the Competition: Certova Diera (-186 m) on Horny vrch in Slovensky kras on 22nd - 25th August 2002.
Official Language of the Competition: English (one member of each team must be able to use basic English expressions and terminology of SRT).
Participation (Registration) Fee: EUR 30,- (for a two person team, paid by bank cheque or cash during presentation).
Team Composition: Team members may be from any foreign country. A maximum of five 2-person teams (two men, two women, or man and woman) may be entered from each country. Men‘s, mixed and women‘s teams will be scored in the same manner.
The maximum number of participating teams is 20.
Terms of Competition:
Extra prize is canceled!
A team's registration will be guaranteed if they provide a bank cheque for EUR 30,- not later than [date of presentation in the camp]. Participants who decide to pay the registration fee just before the competition, can not be assured of participating in the competition. The limited number of teams (20) participating in the competition has been agreed by Board of the Slovak National Nature Preservation in order to be able to assure freedom of movement in the cave and in the open country of the Slovensky kras National Park.
Camp of the event: In the territory of the Town-hall Borka. In tents only. The nearest hotel is situated in Roznava, 25 km.
Accompanying persons: Registration fee per person 5,- EUR
Side-held program: Lectures about caving activities, slide-shows and video-movies in the rooms of the Borka`s town-hall.
Excursions: Will be guided to the most important strictly protected caves in the region usually not allowed to visit.
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Contact address: Gustáv Stibrányi, 0400 02 Turňa nad Bodvou č.328
Tel/Fax: 00421 55 4899101, 4662230, meander@meander.sk, www.meander.sk
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He was popular with his friends under the nickname "Drúz". He finished his studies in chemical automatation. His speleological career started in a 10-day underground camp in Szemlőhegyi Cave. In the following years he carried out and led the exploration of a number of caves in Hungary, as well as some in foreign countries.
In 1980 he joined a Polish expedition into Jubileum Schacht (- 1173 m). He also joined a one-week expedition of discovery and mapping of the Hölloch System in Switzerland. He visited all the important caving areas in Hungary and he was fond of joining excursions into caves in the area of former Czechoslovakia, Romania and Bulgaria. He reached the bottom of Jaskinia Snieľna in Poland with the first succesful Hungarian expedition to this cave.
As a rock-climber he climbed several of the highest peaks in the former Soviet Union and in Mongolia. He also enjoyed exploring the most popular walls in the High Tatras.
He received an international honour as an expert in the field of speleological and climbing techniques. He became a member of the Board of BTSZ and FTSK Applied Exploration and he was also a member of Hungarian Cave Rescue.
He wrote a book "Barlangjárás" (Speleological Techniques), published by himself in 1982, and this book remains current.
He died in an avalanche in the High Tatras in the very prime of his life, one month before his son´s birth, along with his 16-year old brother Zoltan and an 18-year old girl Timea.
MEANDER, s.r.o., O4402 Turna nad Bodvou, c. 328, Slovakia
Tel./fax: 00421 55 4899101, 4899102, 4662230
Fax/tel.: 00421 55 4662230, 4899101, 4899102
E-mail: meander@dodo.sk
http://www.meander.sk/
