Wind Cave Room Names - Q

Room	Date	Named By	Explanation
Quagmire Constriction	08/03/2004	Chris Amidon, Meredith Dreyer, Valoree Varick	A tight paleo fill constriction
Quasimottos Chamber	01/22/1987	Joe Austin, Chris Gerow, Rich Brame	A 30-foot high dome that the explorers had to crawl to get to.
Queen of Shebas Head Dress			Named for the abundance of flatly bedded boxwork in this room that has the appearance of drawing tables.
Queens Drawing Room	<1901		A room where boxwork is found on all the walls, which resembles tapestries and draperies, some as deep as two feet.
Quick Discovery	08/07/2007	Chris Amidon, Abby Tobin, Scott Babinowich, Kristen Schulte	The surveyors named this because this lead quickly opened into walking passage after only a couple shots.
Quicksand Causeway	08/03/2004	Chris Amidon, Meredith Dreyer, Valoree Varick	A crawlway partially filled with crumbly paleofill.
Quicksilver Pit	08/21/2001	Rod Horrocks, Ajax Dalman, Alexis Kumfer, Michael Landrum	A 20-foot deep pit in an area that has beads of water on the walls that have a silvery sheen to them. There are also filamental threads with rows of water drops on them, much like strings of beads.
Quiet City	08/03/2004	Chris Amidon, Meredith Dreyer, Valoree Varick	Named after Aaron Copland's symphony called Quiet City and because the named seemed appropriate to the surveyors.
Quiet Desperation	08/07/2007	Chris Amidon, Abby Tobin, Scott Babinowich, Kristen Schulte	It was only realized that this passage was way too small for two people after two people from the survey crew had squooze into this dead-end crawl. It took some tricky manuvering to get back out.