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pyrangello · 02-08-2010, 03:47 PM

Well I just got back from snowmobiling around yellowstone this past saturday . Only a few of the locals have felt a few quakes, the local newspaper says it's not the magma that causing the quakes , it's actually the tectonic plates that are moving causing the quakes. Animal activity is very normal there , saw plenty of moose, eagles, wolves, and hens. I can first hand say they are more interested in eating than anything else. This is my annual trip out there and this is the 15th year I have been out there . I would say no worries right now , if it was the magma causing the quakes I would be worried but thats not the case, it appears to me it's just the magnetics getting less that are allowing the plates to move which is going to be the norm around the world in the next few years. There you have it , first hand reporting from team avalon 8 days in west yellowstone.

02-08-2010, 03:47 PM	#13
pyrangello Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Northern Michigan Posts: 412	Re: Yellowstone Eruption Days Away? Well I just got back from snowmobiling around yellowstone this past saturday . Only a few of the locals have felt a few quakes, the local newspaper says it's not the magma that causing the quakes , it's actually the tectonic plates that are moving causing the quakes. Animal activity is very normal there , saw plenty of moose, eagles, wolves, and hens. I can first hand say they are more interested in eating than anything else. This is my annual trip out there and this is the 15th year I have been out there . I would say no worries right now , if it was the magma causing the quakes I would be worried but thats not the case, it appears to me it's just the magnetics getting less that are allowing the plates to move which is going to be the norm around the world in the next few years. There you have it , first hand reporting from team avalon 8 days in west yellowstone.