Uh oh

[Gologit]

There was a 5.7 earthquake, centered in Greenville, California, just a while ago. We're about 95 air miles from there and it rattled all the dishes and nicknacks on the shelves.

Might be a good time to start watching Mt. Lassen for volcanic activity again.

 

[roberte]

I hope its not mt . Lassen.
The peoples republic of California would barf all over themselves

 

[Sagetown]

There was a 5.7 earthquake, centered in Greenville, California, just a while ago. We're about 95 air miles from there and it rattled all the dishes and nicknacks on the shelves.

Might be a good time to start watching Mt. Lassen for volcanic activity again.

I used to live out there. The old saying was 'California's going to fall off in the ocean'.

 

[slowp]

Isn't Lassen in the state of Jefferson? Or is Shasta the boundary?

I know of a geologist living in Jefferson who says he controls his volcanoes. Perhaps he is out of state?
I keep the huckleberries on the floor or bottom shelf. It is my way of being prepared--oooh, I'm a prepper, I guess.:msp_wink:

 

[slowp]

There was also an 8.3 on the far east coast of Russia.

This is a good site. You have several round things in your area!

Earthquakes

 

[paccity]

and the bridge in mt.vernon. at least no one was killed.

 

[slowp]

and the bridge in mt.vernon. at least no one was killed.

That was a Canadian Big Truck Quake.:msp_smile:

 

[Trx250r180]

you sure earthquake that wasn't Randymac dropping a big redwood down the street ?

 

[roberte]

Isn't Lassen in the state of Jefferson? Or is Shasta the boundary?

.:msp_wink:

No I don't think so, Jefferson was/is on the coast. Lassen is on the east side, as I recall

 

[roberte]

you sure earthquake that wasn't Randymac dropping a big redwood down the street ?

No, but it could have been his battleship during manuvers

 

[Gologit]

you sure earthquake that wasn't Randymac dropping a big redwood down the street ?

Could have been. He gets bored, grabs a saw and....WHAM! There aren't any big Redwoods near the epicenter of the quake but he's been known to kill a big pine when he has a chance.

 

[Gologit]

No I don't think so, Jefferson was/is on the coast. Lassen is on the east side, as I recall

The boundaries are loosely drawn. The State of Jefferson can also be a state of mind. Not a bad one, either. :msp_wink:

 

[slowp]

Got the Casita ready to go? Looks like quake after quake after quake....a big cluster at the east end of Lake Almanor. Strange? Or usual?

 

[Gologit]

Got the Casita ready to go? Looks like quake after quake after quake....a big cluster at the east end of Lake Almanor. Strange? Or usual?

Dunno. But you can bet that everybody is paying attention. Me included. The temblor that we felt here, the Greenville quake, was one of those long rolling ones that seem to last forever.

 

[strangersfaces]

Got the Casita ready to go? Looks like quake after quake after quake....a big cluster at the east end of Lake Almanor. Strange? Or usual?

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Well, that didn't work quite as intended. Perhaps the try below will take one to the proper area page...

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[bustedup]

Dunno. But you can bet that everybody is paying attention. Me included. The temblor that we felt here, the Greenville quake, was one of those long rolling ones that seem to last forever.

Hope all goes well....there is always enough going on in folks lives without mother nature throwing a curve ball

 

[RandyMac]

Jefferson - The 51st State - Northern California / Southern Oregon - A State of Mind

the Southern boundary for the PNW is Lassen, then west to Cape Mendocino, both are geo problematic.