Hey, good to see you guys back. I was thinking about you all weekend. I love Parkfield, especially the peace and quiet. I've been there so many times since our trip down there I've lost count. Shucks, I could have told ya where the cemetary was. So, I'm not the only nutcase? ;) lol
Unfortunately it was too soon after a rain and my little Neon balked at crossing that stream. Maybe it was me that balked, not the car. Especially after the repair bill from trying to off road it at Mammoth a few years back. I will see if Mel remembers what type of rock we got there. I didn't know about the Imusdale Cemetery. Is it worth the trip? Or should I wait till we buy a Durango later this year?

" Also Petra noted and I might add very ticked off that the signs on each side of the bridge marking the plate boundaries were missing. "

I noticed that too last time I was there, and the one south of parkfield where the road crosses the fault is gone too. Wonder why? Maybe they were stolen?

Does Donalee do that often, cause I think I've seen her there before? Very interesting lady if it's the same person I saw.

Turkey Flat road, just a bit east of the fault is my favorite listening spot down there. Hmmm, Castle Peak you say? How far down Turkey Flat road is it? I don't think I've been that far or didn't notice it? Well, Mel did say he wanted to take a drive next weekend. Maybe I can convince him. Did you happen to save the position in your GPS? I haven't played with mine in awhile. ;) Still trying to figure out how to work it.

Petra, did you hear any tones or other sounds while there? The sounds I heard over the weekend were very close to the "Pipe" sounds I hear for Parkfield, and rumbling has been up.

Thanks for the wonderful report, and the memories.

Bye for now.

Mary Maya