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The Bridger-Teton National Forest Emergency Area Closure, Order #04-03-562 went into effect Friday, August 5. This modification to the closure allows public access to areas WEST of Granite Creek. Burned areas, Granite Creek Campgrounds, Granite Hot Springs and numerous forest trails remain closed. The area closure also encompasses everything east of Granite Creek, the ridge north of Granite Hot Springs within the Gros Ventre Wilderness, and easterly to the Sawtooths and south along the Shoal Creek Wilderness Study Area to Jack Creek Basin and the private land boundary.
originally posted by: elouina
I would still like to prove 100% that this is the Little Jennie ranch. Help would be appreciated.
The crack, which is about 50 yards wide, is located 40 miles south of Ten Sleep.
originally posted by: coffeetalk
originally posted by: elouina
I would still like to prove 100% that this is the Little Jennie ranch. Help would be appreciated.
It is not Little Jennie Ranch ...
Mysterious huge crack developing in Wyoming
The crack, which is about 50 yards wide, is located 40 miles south of Ten Sleep.
originally posted by: pheonix358
a reply to: elouina
There was one EQ that had two reports generated. One by USGS and the other by EMSC.
This is how RSOE reports them.
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originally posted by: coffeetalk
originally posted by: elouina
I would still like to prove 100% that this is the Little Jennie ranch. Help would be appreciated.
It is not Little Jennie Ranch ...
Mysterious huge crack developing in Wyoming
The crack, which is about 50 yards wide, is located 40 miles south of Ten Sleep.
Now from what I read this is gov owned land in the middle of a private ranch.
originally posted by: lacrimoniousfinale
Now from what I read this is gov owned land in the middle of a private ranch.
I saw that too, and it piqued my curiosity more than the original landslide story did. Is that a normal situation: a Government-owned parcel of land within a privately-owned piece? Does anyone know what the particular circumstances are in this case?
originally posted by: lacrimoniousfinale
Now from what I read this is gov owned land in the middle of a private ranch.
I saw that too, and it piqued my curiosity more than the original landslide story did. Is that a normal situation: a Government-owned parcel of land within a privately-owned piece? Does anyone know what the particular circumstances are in this case?
originally posted by: Imagewerx
originally posted by: lacrimoniousfinale
Now from what I read this is gov owned land in the middle of a private ranch.
I saw that too, and it piqued my curiosity more than the original landslide story did. Is that a normal situation: a Government-owned parcel of land within a privately-owned piece? Does anyone know what the particular circumstances are in this case?
They're normally for seismological monitoring sites aren't they? Not just placed randomly but where they're most likely to pick up any activity.
originally posted by: 123143
Why is it important to know what specific property is involved?
originally posted by: 123143
Why is it important to know what specific property is involved?