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Originally Posted by BadNick
Nope, good guess though since there is a lot of interesting wetness associated with Yellowstone. But I'm on the other side of the Mississippi.
I'm totally fascinated by Yellowstone, especially the caldera. Did you know that the earth's crust at Yellowstone is the thinnest of anyplace on earth? That thing is a gigantic volcano that will erupt again some day. I was fortunate to be able to explore that area before tourist season so there was practically nobody there but me...and I kept thinking "me and the grizzlies" who have been sleeping all winter and are just waking up and what do they smell for food?...me.
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Old Faithful didn't meet the "states" clue. If you enter Yellowstone from Wyoming there's a large sign that reads "Grizzly Bears are dangerous, do not approach." No kidding! "Hey honey get a picture of me feeding and petting this bear." "Yeah let me grab the camera out of the car... Uh, honey? Honey where'd you go?"
Didn't know that about the earths crust in that area. Interesting.
Ok, Erie Canal?