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Nutty Putty Cave discoverer doesn't want it to be closed

Salt Lake City resident Dale Green says he discovered Nutty Putty cave in 1960. A rancher in the area of the cave said he had noticed warm ...

Nutty Putty Cave, a remarkable subterranean wonder, was unveiled to the world's caving community in 1960 by Dale Green, a dedicated member of ...

A young man travels back home to explore a local cave in Utah called Nutty Putty ... Green and was temporarily closed in 2004, after a near fatal incident with ...

Discovered in 1960 by Dale Green, he named it Nutty Putty because of the clay (the kind that likely caused that pulley to give out) found in most of the ...

Originalmente descubierta en 1960 por Dale Green, la cueva hidrotermal recibió ese peculiar mote (masilla avellanada, en español) por una ...

The Nutty Putty Cave and the untimely death of a young ...

In 1960, Dale Green and his friends discovered and explored a cave in Utah. After having gone through its narrow turns and passages lined ...

STEAM GROUP Nutty Putty Cave Spelunkers Nutty Putty. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) An ... Salt Lake caver Dale Green was the first to explore Nutty Putty Cave in 1960.

In 1960, Dale Green and his friends discovered and explored a cave in Utah. After having gone through its narrow turns and passages lined ...

Nutty Putty Cave, near Salt Lake City, Utah, was discovered in 1960 and sealed ... Dale Green, compared to Nutty Putty, the original product name for Silly Putty.

The man who discovered & named the cave, Dale Green, had actually been caught in that hole at one point. But Ed's Push is extremely narrow ...

Caves of the United States of America: Nutty Putty Cave

cave discovered by Dale Green. 2003, cave surveyed by the Timpanogos Grotto. 2004, two cave accidents around Labor Day. 2006, cave closed by the local chapter ...

The 'Nutty' part of the name came from nut shaped rocks stuck in the putty. It was discovered by Dale Green in 1960, who was a caver in that area.

Nutty Putty Cave - Wikipedia. The cave, first explored in 1960 by Dale Green and friends, is currently owned by the Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands ...

Discovered in 1960 by Dale Green, he named it Nutty Putty because of the clay (the kind that likely caused that pulley to give out) found in ...

Dale green nutty putty. It is based on the 2009 rescue attempt of John Edward Jones in Nutty Putty Cave, west of Utah Lake. Nutty Putty LLC is in the ...

Nutty Putty Cave

Nutty Putty Cave is a hydrothermal cave located west of Utah Lake in Utah County, Utah in the United States. The cave was formerly popular with amateur and ...

Nutty Putty Cave Natti Patti Hydrothermal Cave was discovered in 1960 by caver Dale Green and is a system of narrow passages just over 400 meters (1355ft) ...

The Orem man said the cave has provided youth with opportunities to explore and learn how to use maps and compasses. Dale Green, the man credited with ...

Caver Dale Green discovered Nutty Putty in 1960 and named it after the clay he found in much of its 1,400 feet of chutes and tunnels. Hot rising water ...

... Nutty Putty Cave (2004 to 2005). I helped the University of Utah Museum of ... I completed Dale Green's map of Big Brush Creek Cave in 2024, and in 2024, I ...

2009 Darwin Award: Nutty Putty Cave

Darwin Award: Nutty Putty Cave: Nutty Putty Cave, named for its soft brown clay, was discovered in 1960 ... Dale Green, the 80-year-old who discovered the cave, ...

Jones died inside Nutty Putty Cave after he became stuck in a crevice. ... 1960 — Discovered by Salt Lake City resident Dale Green. July 1999 ...

— Dale Green, Nutty Putty Discoverer. "Some situations are simply not survivable, no matter who the rescuers are or how they are trained or ...