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Warpy

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4. In an earlier video, he grumbled about trying to write with frequent shaking

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #3)

Wed Mar 10, 2021, 04:27 PM

Mar 2021

Nobody knows any sort of timing for this thing, the last eruption was 800 years ago and lasted about 2 centuries.

Ground deformation shows them the likeliest spot but so far no cracks have appeared in that area and Mother Earth has thrown curve balls before. The 1973 eruption in the Westman Islands happened with no warning earthquakes. I knew a guy whose parents sent him for a semester in Boston when that happened.

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Iceland earthquake swarm, over 20,000 in 10 days [View all] Warpy Mar 2021 OP

That's not all that far from where I was stationed, in Keflavik Siwsan Mar 2021 #1

I love Iceland. thucythucy Mar 2021 #2

Thanks for the alert, and the interesting link. There should be some very anxious people there.... Judi Lynn Mar 2021 #3

In an earlier video, he grumbled about trying to write with frequent shaking Warpy Mar 2021 #4