The Chinese Government has given
the final go-ahead to what is expected
to be one of the world's largest
water-transfer projects.
Posted on 06/21/2007 2:29:58 PM PDT by Kimmers
Edited on 06/21/2007 3:11:34 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Mother Nature did. I'm betting there's a big earthquake on the way.
The Chinese Government has given
the final go-ahead to what is expected
to be one of the world's largest
water-transfer projects.
I noticed in the WSJ that Halliburton started selling “Spring Water” today?
Coincidence? I think not :P
It happened in Lakeland, Florida, when Scott Lake was sucked down a sink hole in the middle of the lake. Gave new meaning and value to “lakeside” property.
http://www.madridengineering.com/scottlake.htm
Mother Nature did. I'm betting there's a big earthquake on the way.
A tidal wave will probably spring up at the bottom of the mountain.
And my wife says that I'm wasting my time watching those disaster shows on the History Channel. Yes, Alex, I'll take earthquakes for one thousand.
I’ve seen it happen here in Florida several times.
Heck in North Central Florida there is a river called the Santa Fe. It goes on for miles and then disappears underground for a while. The whole thing. You can be going along on raft or canoe an all of a sudden you come to signs to beware and get out as the river will suck you underground for miles.
Wow, that is amazing. Did anyone ever get sucked underground?
Not sure but there is chain link fences up over the opening ans signs like crazy way before you come up to it.
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