Hey, Im so sorry you got all that flack on the other board. I think you were right on with you comments, and life should move on or move out there. I have had a few high pitched tones lately followed by eqs within a few hundred miles. Could you please restate what kind of rock you have noticed high ,like Very high pitched tones occur from? Most of the tones I hear are very high pitched, and short lived, with faint if at all discernable trail. Usually followed by a quake up to a 4.0 in mag. I would like to know if my body position during hearing makes a difference or not. The timing is as you would think, within a few days, the louder, the stronger, the longer, the farther away. Please coach me if Im off base. I live on an active fault, near another active fault, so figureing which it is ,is hard for me. I used to rely on the syzygy sensitives for bouncing symptoms off of,,, but there arent any alaska folks there anymore, and mostly wailers. I agree. The land around me is mostly gravel, sand, bog and nearby glacial mountain. If anything in your latest study can guide me in interpreting what tones I hear, please forward. I assume my addy is enclosed in this post. I like you, Petra, please keep a smile on despite the bull on the boards,,,, later, Cori