[Matt](http://photomatt.net/2006/06/13/cave-explorer/) found a pretty cool weblog called [Rock Watching](http://rockwatching.wordpress.com/). This weblog is maintained by [Mick Gordon](http://rockwatching.wordpress.com/about/), who likes to get squished [between a rock and a hard place](http://rockwatching.wordpress.com/2006/06/11/looks-like-a-miner-who-has-been-crushed-by-a-thousand-ton-slab-of-stone-head-helmet-mud-and-rock-combine-in-an-underground-exploration-of-virgin-canadian-cave-passage/). It’s an interesting read (as far as I have come, with my limited time this past week) and quite inspiring. Geeks love caves. I know I’ll go over this for Dungeons & Dragons inspirations as soon as I get back from my next vacation. Mick, consider yourself blogrolled! 
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Thanks for visiting my site. I too was a big D&D player. I am not sure which led to what but caving and D&D have definite similarities. For one, aside from the fantasy encounters in D&D there is still a very real fear and the territory is totally virgin in many cases. You construct a caving team much as you would a party in D&D each individual with atributes that are of use to the goal – survival and exploration. I had been a seriously adicted D&D player about 30 years ago. People had no idea what I was up to, most thought I was a little cracked. Thanks for linking. Mick http://rockwatching.wordpress.com