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02-29-2008, 22:34 PM
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Lord High Hullabalooster
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Was it on a fault line or was it just isostatic readjustment?
-dale
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03-01-2008, 05:48 AM
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Originally Posted by dalem
Was it on a fault line or was it just isostatic readjustment?
-dale
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I don't think we are very near to a fault line - or if we are it cannot be a very active one. We get the occasional mild settlement due to the easing of pressures that are to be expected as this still evolving planet prepares for its middle age.
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