ine etonsexperience a really big earto jerk t  is ted jerks over eons t o t majestic s of sevent.

    t nine  misleading one. According toRobert B. Smito tory of t major teton quake  five and seven tetons, in s, are about t overdue eart.

    risk. time, pretty muc any predictability. “You knoors intotold me after o see. Did you kno springs at Yelloone t of the world combined?”

    “I didn’t kno.”

    en t migo a place called Duck Lake, a body of er a couple of  lookscompletely innocuous,” ’s just a big pond. But t used to be here.

    At some time in t fifteen tens of millions of tons of earted er blo at it  at Old Faitors’ centers.” he made an unhappy face.

    “ould there be any warning?”

    “Probably not. t significant explosion in t a place called Pork C left a crater about five meters across—not  bigenougo be standing t time. Fortunately, nobody  t   past t ell you  standing t does.”

    Big rockfalls are also a danger. t Gardiner Canyon in 1999, but againfortunately no one e in ternoon, Doss and I stopped at a place  any time,” Doss said tfully.

    “You’re kidding,” I said. t a moment , all filled  literal sense, happy campers.

    “O’s not likely,”  saying it could. Equally it could stay like t fordecades. t no telling. People o accept t t’sall to it.”

    As o o o Mammot Springs, Doss added: “Butt of time bad t  fall. Eartoccur. Nes don’t suddenly open up. For all tability, it’s mostly remarkably andamazingly tranquil.”

    “Like