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Orion Morris · 01-05-2009, 05:39 PM

I have lived here in Wyoming for my entire life and I am only about 45 minutes away from Teton National Park. The earthquakes have continued and have been much larger then the earthquakes that we went through back in the 80's. If it does pop I will be part of the skin covering a zit so I am sure that I wont have much time to worry, which is nice.
Some other things to consider are that the bottom of Yellowstone lake, which is where most of the quakes are occuring has risen several inches in the past couple years..... And it is not a small lake... Also the ground around the whole park has become harder... and Old Faithful is not errupting on time any more...

01-05-2009, 05:39 PM	#34
Orion Morris Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 416	Re: Scientists watch unusual Yellowstone quake swarm I have lived here in Wyoming for my entire life and I am only about 45 minutes away from Teton National Park. The earthquakes have continued and have been much larger then the earthquakes that we went through back in the 80's. If it does pop I will be part of the skin covering a zit so I am sure that I wont have much time to worry, which is nice. Some other things to consider are that the bottom of Yellowstone lake, which is where most of the quakes are occuring has risen several inches in the past couple years..... And it is not a small lake... Also the ground around the whole park has become harder... and Old Faithful is not errupting on time any more...