Greg

I don't think that this will be necessary. I am just curious about their
activity over there.

During the Montserrat episode we got lightly ashed once when there was a rare
shift in the wind pattern. Even if Guadeloupe goes, I doubt we will be in
danger here. I remember there was a small eruption there in the early 1970s.

Wayne

Greg wrote:

> Wayne Abraham J73WA wrote:
>
> > between the Montserrat Volcano Observatory and Guadeloupe as there is
> > increased gas emission from the volcano. Does anybody on this list have
> > links or information on that volcano and the scientific work being done
> > there? This volcano is only 35 miles from my home.
>
> You do have a 1000 HP Ferrari in the garage right? To get away in a
> hurry, I mean. ;)
>
> If it is close to Montserrat, it will probably act similar to it. I
> think Montserrat is/was composite or felsic? I know someone will correct
> me on that, if I'm wrong. :) Please do so. Watch for an increase in
> seismic activity, if you're worried it's going to go. I'm thinking
> volcanos are pretty hard to predict, but it might be a good idea to
> think about where to run now, before it blows. Really. Seriously. I'm
> not kidding. All joking around aside. Don't wait for the alarms to
> sound, take a vacation in an ugly, boring place. Get as far away from
> paradise as necessary.
>
> Good luck,
> Greg
>
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