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The Youtube video linked in the OP is pushing the doomsday scenario a little bit too much.
by baking 8y ago
The Youtube video linked in the OP is pushing the doomsday scenario a little bit too much.
- taneq 8y agoThat last line does change the vibe from "a cliff develops a new crack and a tourist attraction is closed" to "omg Yellowstone supervolcano Armageddon!!1"
- hamburglar1 8y agoYea probably more likely the super volcano than than Exum hoisting tourists all summer long
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- teilo 8y agoWell, it’s a crackpot website, so consider the source.
- AnimalMuppet 8y agoPun intended?
- dan353hehe 8y agoI went to watch it because of your comment. Wow does it ever. I'm guessing the cracks are caused ultimately by water freezing in the winder and melting in the summer, and not by a giant super volcano ready to explode. That being said, Jenny Lake is a great hike to go on. I live about 1.5 hours away, and and gone twice. It is a hike around the lake with some great views of the surrounding valley.