Montana's Rocking

This may help

[link to www.isthisthingon.org]

Flathead Lake region, and Ovando is the Rocky mountain front. Not surprising imho.

I don't see many listed on RSOE for Montana. I was somewhat surprised when I saw three listed.

We have been pumping crude back into the ground
all over the mid west for over a decade now.

Refilled dry past oil deposits, and empty salt caverns.

We are over filled beyond previous deposits.

Now they have to steam pressure inject the crude back
Into the ground, it is expanded until it condenses.
This is fracking, what they are really doing.
All that expanding and contracting makes for good shakin'

We have crude to run at our consumption rate for 4 more centuries !

They wanna change autos, or planes, boats and such,
and run on other sources, that's fine.

But leave the Fuckin' motorcycles alone !



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I know! But with Jellystone in play, we are definitely a spot to watch!

I think so too

Starting a thread--have "feet on the ground up here"
so may help! I will link our 2 threads!!


I am feeling very strange and have been taking lots
of aspirin for an awful headache. Cat's acting funny
and my chihuahua is especially "clingy!"

Will let you know!

O'sCookie

Last Edited by TheOracle'sCookie on 04/11/2015 11:47 PM

All seems normal east of the divide!

Yea my 18 year old sister had a headache moments ago aswell... Sun must be fucking mad but for what who knows.

Be safe and maybe it will calm down soon.

ROFL...
attention whore...

That ^^^^ wasn't very nice! This is a conspiracy and if someone is concerned about something why wouldn't they mention it?

Doesn't make them an attention whore when the state they live in is literally moving.

Yellowstone magma chamber can stretch from Wyoming to idaho and montana

There have been a few in Idaho recently too.

That creep follows me into every thread...had to ban
him from one of my recent threads and he's been spamming
my threads and giving me red karma ever since. Maybe
if he's learn to curb that potty-mouth, he wouldn't
get banned!
Sorry you had to read that Holly.

O'sCookie

The thing is gygantonormous--they don't even really
know how big it is or how many states are affected.
Sure is creepy knowing we are sitting right on top
of it! Luckily in our area, we did some minerology
studies and we are sitting on a big granite planet.
Our problem would be more likely to be quakes than
lava and ash (depending on the wind of course--that's
the key.)

ANYONE wanting to keep tabs on what areas would be affected
by a Y.S. eruption, be sure to bookmark this wind map
tool. It is interactive and you can click & drag to any
area of the globe you wish to check. It's a great little
weather aide!
[link to earth.nullschool.net]

O'sCookie



Last Edited by TheOracle'sCookie on 04/12/2015 12:21 AM

It covers an area that is 150 miles long. That's one big volcano!!!

Is that the size of the "mouth" of the volcano which would
explode if it were to erupt or is that just the size of
the entire thing? Just wondering.
O'sCookie

I think it's the whole thing. So large!!!

Idaho has it's own super volcano

Island Park Caldera 8 North-America USA State of Idaho 2.1 million years ago April 10 2015 11:33 AM

Is it not part of Yellowstone?

Listed as a separate volcano on RSOE.

Oh great! Two super volcanos that are neighbors!

Here is a link to what you folks are referring to.

[link to geology.isu.edu]

Thanks!