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Old 11-07-2008, 02:35 AM
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I have a friend who takes pics of volcanos he lives in Hawaii
Now those are some beautiful images, certainly...those are lovely volcanoes in that region.
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I have a friend who takes pics of volcanos he lives in Hawaii
We had Augustine, across from Homer on the peninsula going a few years ago, three years ago, almost 4 when we visited here from MN I saw puffin" and puffs once in a while since I think. Would not like to be close.....but magnificent if from a distance....
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11:24 PM AKST Thursday November 6th, 20081.28 MLin the central region of Alaska11:12 PM AKST Thursday November 6th, 20081.26 MLin the central region of Alaska11:04 PM AKST Thursday November 6th, 20082.24 MLin the Kodiak Island region of Alaska10:45 PM AKST Thursday November 6th, 20083.49 MLin the Cook Inlet region of Alaska10:29 PM AKST Thursday November 6th, 20081.16 MLin the central region of Alaska10:24 PM AKST Thursday November 6th, 20082.09 MLin the central region of Alaska

These are from the GEO Inst at UAF
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I have alot of archive pics from Augustine. I followed that one close.
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I do recall Augustine...and I did follow that closely as well. Mt.St.Helens is another that I keep my eye on...I remember when she initially blew in 1980 and how the air was so thick with ash. I had been up there prior around the lake - Tootle Lake.
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OK Cori - from what John just posted looks like about 17 miles from you...are you on swamp ground by any chance???
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Not swamp, per se, but spongy. It was almost a definitive 'ripple'...but we are a bit closer than 17 miles, from where we live at any rate.

I recall in 1985, I felt my first earthquake and didn't even realize until after. This is my first in Alaska...aside from the moments of vertigo from the light ones.
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Local Date:Thursday November 6th, 2008Local Time:10:45 PM AKSTUniversal Time:11/07/2008 07:45:18.897 UTCMagnitude:3.49 MLLatitude:61.6295Longitude:-149.9301Depth:23 miles (38 km)Author:UAF:dutylap

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9 miles (14 km) SSE of Willow17 miles (27 km) WNW of Wasilla23 miles (36 km) NW of Chugiak23 miles (36 km) WSW of Hatcher Pass25 miles (39 km) NNW of Eagle River27 miles (43 km) N of Elmendorf AFB27 miles (44 km) W of Palmer27 miles (44 km) NNW of Fort Richardson29 miles (46 km) N of Anchorage35 miles (56 km) W of Sutton47 miles (75 km) ESE of Skwentna48 miles (77 km) S of Talkeetna50 miles (81 km) N of Hope54 miles (87 km) NNW of Girdwood56 miles (90 km) NE of Tyonek73 miles (117 km) NW of Whittier79 miles (127 km) N of Cooper Landing80 miles (129 km) ENE of Mt. Spurr81 miles (130 km) NNE of Sterling82 miles (131 km) NNW of Moose Pass83 miles (134 km) E of Hayes Volcano87 miles (139 km) NNE of Kenai88 miles (141 km) NNE of Soldotna101 miles (161 km) NNE of Kasilof107 miles (172 km) N of Seward109 miles (175 km) NNE of Clam Gulch121 miles (194 km) WNW of Tatitlek124 miles (198 km) NE of Redoubt Volcano124 miles (199 km) WNW of Valdez124 miles (199 km) NNE of Ninilchik233 miles (373 km) SSW of Fairbanks585 miles (936 km) WNW of Juneau

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That is the one I felt..it was at that time, estimating here..
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Not swamp, per se, but spongy. It was almost a definitive 'ripple'...but we are a bit closer than 17 miles, from where we live at any rate.

I recall in 1985, I felt my first earthquake and didn't even realize until after. This is my first in Alaska...aside from the moments of vertigo from the light ones.

Cool and you just got dizzy I didn't even know how bad earthquakes were supposed to be up here...until March...We got here a year ago this past August, I am so stupid....man-guy shoot him in the butt, says you knew that...yah right - I watched the earthquake watcher site for three months, then got over it....If you are spongy - thinks explains...we have had them within 10 miles or so and not felt..I almost wish could have been with ya..
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