Australian Ground Crew Members?

vesta · 10-05-2008, 10:15 PM

Brinty,

thanks for the book suggestions, the 'Worlds in Collision' sounds vaguely familiar to me....not sure why though perhaps I've read it many yrs ago as well???

I have an interest in tectonic plates and earth movements, again I think it comes down to the fire elementals that are around with all that friction creating sparks

The kids and I rode out a biggish 5.? in Te Anau in January, when we were over visiting some rellies and they were greatful to have been on land to feel it rather than on the lake at the time!
We also felt some bump & grind a few yrs back in San Fran and my husband has been in Rabaul for an 8.0 and as a family were in Newcastle for the 5.5 - I guess you could say we like to shake, rattle and roll!!!

The GDR is the result of volcanic activity many aeon ago and is dotted with cave systems along it's length. Makes for some interesting camping trips!

Blessings,

Vesta.

10-05-2008, 10:15 PM	#11
vesta Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Rural NSW, Australia Posts: 141	Re: Australian Ground Crew Members? Brinty, thanks for the book suggestions, the 'Worlds in Collision' sounds vaguely familiar to me....not sure why though perhaps I've read it many yrs ago as well??? I have an interest in tectonic plates and earth movements, again I think it comes down to the fire elementals that are around with all that friction creating sparks The kids and I rode out a biggish 5.? in Te Anau in January, when we were over visiting some rellies and they were greatful to have been on land to feel it rather than on the lake at the time! We also felt some bump & grind a few yrs back in San Fran and my husband has been in Rabaul for an 8.0 and as a family were in Newcastle for the 5.5 - I guess you could say we like to shake, rattle and roll!!! The GDR is the result of volcanic activity many aeon ago and is dotted with cave systems along it's length. Makes for some interesting camping trips! Blessings, Vesta.