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• LightningRose commented on The Devil's Kettle
  On the opposite end of the scale is California's Burney Falls. A 100 million US gallons per day (4 m³/s) waterfall fed by a collapsed lava tube. If you hike the 1/2 mile (0.8 Km) trail upstream to the source, the crystal clear creek slowly diminishes in volume to just a trickle emerging from a murky pond. Very Strange. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=burney+falls...
• rechnen commented on The Devil's Kettle
  I graduated from the University of Minnesota in Electrical Engineering. One of the senior design projects was to create an electronic device to drop into devil's kettle to map out the cavity. They hadn't tested it yet since it wasn't warm enough, so I don't know how well it worked....
• Takuan commented on The Devil's Kettle
  electronic device? Pah! Whatever happened to direct measures? Just fetch a stout, oaken cask and an immigrant child....
• nursecarmen commented on The Devil's Kettle
  Cool! I made Boingboing!...
• Uncle Geo commented on The Devil's Kettle
  Funny, My money works just like that hole. And #13, We're not that nice -we lie on the license plate -we really have over 12000 lakes. Plenty of weird here too in the former home of former Governor and former Mayor of my town: Jesse Ventura. We also have Prince and if that ain't weird I don't know what is. But for truly ultimate weirdness we have Michelle Bachmann!...