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(OT) Earthquake in LA--5.0
Calif. Quake Renews Worries About Destructive Newport - Inglewood Fault.
www.standeyo.com/index1.html Did you know part of Long Beach,California is below Sea Level? I have known that for years. There is a Long Beach,Mississippi too, but mostly the big worries there would be if a Hurricane is headin thataway. cuhulin |
(OT) Earthquake in LA--5.0
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Long Beach California Below Sea Level N'Awlins is about six feet below Sea level. The lowest point below Sea level in Los Angeles County is about nine feet below Sea level at Wilmington.There are some other Cities in America that are at least partially below Sea level. cuhulin |
(OT) Earthquake in LA--5.0
wrote in message ... www.devilfinder.com Long Beach California Below Sea Level N'Awlins is about six feet below Sea level. The lowest point below Sea level in Los Angeles County is about nine feet below Sea level at Wilmington.There are some other Cities in America that are at least partially below Sea level. cuhulin Parts of the area in CA from La Quinta through Indio, Coachella, and around the Salton Sea are at or below sea level. It's amusing to see my GPS showing below sea level readings. Like being at the Dead Sea. |
(OT) Earthquake in LA--5.0
I am about 281 feet above Sea level.Even the Easter Flood of 1979 didn't
flood my yard and house.Heh, those politicians around here asked for and got a lot of money to study flood control and for some new Levees along the Pearl River next to Jackson.They stold that money.They haven't done zip sh.t about flood control for Jackson and the suburb Cities around Jackson.There is a lot of new construction projects along that streatch of the Pearl River and more to come too.There will be another Jackson flood someday.They will be hollering for lots of more money too, so they can steal that money. Highy n Dry, that's the way I like it. cuhulin |
(OT) Earthquake in LA--5.0
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"David Eduardo" wrote: wrote in message ... www.devilfinder.com Long Beach California Below Sea Level N'Awlins is about six feet below Sea level. The lowest point below Sea level in Los Angeles County is about nine feet below Sea level at Wilmington.There are some other Cities in America that are at least partially below Sea level. cuhulin Parts of the area in CA from La Quinta through Indio, Coachella, and around the Salton Sea are at or below sea level. It's amusing to see my GPS showing below sea level readings. Like being at the Dead Sea. I'm currently 12 feet above sea level. If I go downstairs I'll only be about 2 feet above. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
(OT) Earthquake in LA--5.0
Telamon wrote:
I'm currently 12 feet above sea level. If I go downstairs I'll only be about 2 feet above. You should probably think about moving pretty soon. |
(OT) Earthquake in LA--5.0
If you move, be sure you move somewhere so you can judge those bikinis.
When does bikini judging season start over there? cuhulin |
(OT) Earthquake in LA--5.0
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(OT) Earthquake in LA--5.0
On May 19, 1:54*pm, Bob Dobbs wrote:
wrote: There is a Long Beach,Mississippi too, My first pirate (WLBM 1530) was there in the early 60s, used a rooftop two turn loop around the eaves, had an FM station on an "S" shaped folded dipole but never settled on a constant frequency and was on the verge of airing a pirate TV ch2 when I became a hippie instead. We used to hang out at the Merry Mansion over by Cowan Rd before Camille got it. -- Operator Bob Echo Charlie 42 That's a pretty good pirate story there. |
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