On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 16:23:04 -0600, wrote:

I want to take my Tolman out there and go boating on Yellowstone and
Jackson Lakes.

Before of after, Yellowstone blows. ;-) Seriously, do they allow boating
on those lakes?

Yes, but you have to get a special permit which requires filling out
several pages of bureaucratic nonsense and paying a fee. In return
you get a huge park sticker which must be placed on the side of the
boat. We took one of our inflatable dinghies with a 15 horse Merc on
Jackson Lake back in the mid '90s and it was way cool.

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On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 16:05:34 -0500, Boater wrote:

Frogwatch wrote:
I thought there was no way I'd suffer from the real estate meltdown cuz
I dont intend to sell my Wyoming property. Of all the bad luck, now
Yellowstone is having earthquake swarms. Maybe a REAL meltdown coming.
In reality, probably not but anybody within hundreds of miles oughta
keep an eye on it.


Bought the property over the fault line, eh?

It's not a fault line, it's a supervolcano. Not that it's going to blow,
but if it did, it could be an extinction event.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellowstone_Caldera

Actually is a Hot Spot. The spot does not move but the Tectonic Plate
slides over the top. Just like the Hawaiian Islands. Eventually Chicago
dirty politics will cease as it will be over the hotspot, and fry the bad
pols. You can actually track a lot of thermal activity all the way up the
Snake river. At least I think it is the Snake Canyon.

On Dec 30, 4:05*pm, Boater wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
I thought there was no way I'd suffer from the real estate meltdown
cuz I dont intend to sell my Wyoming property. *Of all the bad luck,
now Yellowstone is having earthquake swarms. *Maybe a REAL meltdown
coming.
In reality, probably not but anybody within hundreds of miles oughta
keep an eye on it.

Bought the property over the fault line, eh?

Yep, you have to be right over a fault line to worry about
it........damn you're dumb.