Earth shook again

S

somdwatch

Well-Known Member
Loved Julian, Great Apple Pie!

Took a tour of the mine on the hill above town! The guide said there were 52 mines in the area that still have more gold in them then the rush of 1849. The federal govt won't let them mine it any longer! Doesn't make much sense to me!
 
Kyle

Kyle

Beloved Misanthrope
PREMO Member
somdwatch said:
Loved Julian, Great Apple Pie!

Took a tour of the mine on the hill above town! The guide said there were 52 mines in the area that still have more gold in them then the rush of 1849. The federal govt won't let them mine it any longer! Doesn't make much sense to me!
Click to expand...
Government greed.
 
  • Like
Reactions: BOP
BOP

BOP

Well-Known Member
somdwatch said:
Loved Julian, Great Apple Pie!

Took a tour of the mine on the hill above town! The guide said there were 52 mines in the area that still have more gold in them then the rush of 1849. The federal govt won't let them mine it any longer! Doesn't make much sense to me!
Click to expand...
Question: what happened to the gold in Ft. Knox?

Oh, and why did they take us off the gold standard?
 
PJay

PJay

Well-Known Member
Video from the San Diego Zoo Safari Park shows a herd of African elephants respond to the movement, first running as the ground shakes, then coming together to form a tight circle around a young elephant. The group stayed tightly together for about four minutes. A Zoo spokesperson said the behavior is called an “alert circle” and said it is “intended to protect the young — and the entire herd — from threats.”
Click to expand...

How sweet..


www.sandiegouniontribune.com

Magnitude 5.2 earthquake northeast of San Diego shakes most of Southern California

The temblor’s epicenter was immediately south of the Elsinore fault zone
www.sandiegouniontribune.com www.sandiegouniontribune.com

 
Last edited:
seekeroftruth

seekeroftruth

Well-Known Member
I'm in Arizona.... a drivable distance from San Diego. Yesterday I had one of those cheap bottles of water sitting on a side table. You know the type, they sit kind of wonky even when full. Anyway.... out of nowhere... for no apparent reason... The water started to ripple in the bottle. The cheap plastic bottle didn't shake but the water in it formed ripples. Then I heard about the earthquake.

Wasn't there an earthquake in the Philippines about the same time?

I asked my daughter, who's been in Arizona for at least 20 years. She says it is possible the ripples were from the earthquake. But she warned me not to worry... She's only been shaken by earthquake once in Arizona and it was a very long time ago.

Just thought that might add to your post about the earthquake. Geologists also report Mt. Spurr in Alaska as well as a couple others in Washington and Oregon are heating up. AND... the caldera in the Grand Canyon is heating up as well.

:coffee:
 
RoseRed

RoseRed

American Beauty
PREMO Member
seekeroftruth said:
I'm in Arizona.... a drivable distance from San Diego. Yesterday I had one of those cheap bottles of water sitting on a side table. You know the type, they sit kind of wonky even when full. Anyway.... out of nowhere... for no apparent reason... The water started to ripple in the bottle. The cheap plastic bottle didn't shake but the water in it formed ripples. Then I heard about the earthquake.

Wasn't there an earthquake in the Philippines about the same time?

I asked my daughter, who's been in Arizona for at least 20 years. She says it is possible the ripples were from the earthquake. But she warned me not to worry... She's only been shaken by earthquake once in Arizona and it was a very long time ago.

Just thought that might add to your post about the earthquake. Geologists also report Mt. Spurr in Alaska as well as a couple others in Washington and Oregon are heating up. AND... the caldera in the Grand Canyon is heating up as well.

:coffee:
Click to expand...
You worried over rippling water?
 
Kyle

Kyle

Beloved Misanthrope
PREMO Member
1744725471203.png
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top