Tracy, watched an interesting documentary about the caves in Kentucky. Had no idea Kentucky had more caves than any other state.

 

They gotta live somewhere.

 

Hahahaaa....aren't ya glad Tracy has a good sense of humor?

 

First cave that I was ever in was up by Eger Hungary. Right on the Hungarian/Slovakia border.

 

Yeah! He is bigger than me.
A little Fireball and he will get over it Hahahaha

 

Yep. You should visit Mammoth Cave if you ever make it out this way.


http://www.nps.gov/maca/index.htm


We also have more shore line than any other of the lower 48.

Fixed it for ya

 

hahahaha

 

That many underground caverns begs the question, does Kentucky have a large number of earthquakes? Based on a quick perusal it would appear no more than any other area.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquak...egion=Kentucky

Just more TOAK enrichment.

 

Betcha Mick is Googling my comment about the shoreline. It's true!


I can remember a few in my life that we could feel and there have been a couple doozies in the past. I live about 50 miles from part of the New Madrid fault zone.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Madrid_Seismic_Zone

 

Here ya go Tracy. To soothe the savage beast!