Hi All,

The post I've listed below is a good example of how one learns to match the symptoms with the location. The left ear tones I hear are always north of me, but determining where is a learning experience.

(This comes from Critical Earthsensitives Post - Timing is Everything 5/8/00)

Posted by Pat In Petaluma (208.147.43.24) on May 08, 2000 at 06:14:24:

HI All,

The right ear tones I got the other day that I thought were for the San Andreas are obviously off and are for the Hayward Fault. I have not been doing well the past few months in keeping track of the sounds. To much stuff going on to keep a thought straight, let alone a sound.

Today in the late morning I got a very long, but low left ear tone. Seemed far away, but the duration shows it should be in the 4's or 5's north of me. It had little clarity at all, so I'm wondering if this is a new area. Eureka to Redding usually comes in clear, but not this one. So I'll keep a watch and see what turns up. I feel like I'm back in the kindergarten of learning this all over again.

Results:

4.2 2000/05/17 15:32:07 39.392N 123.067W 7.0 10 km ( 6 mi) W of Lake Pillsbury, CA

This is the wonderful part of the Internet. It provides a place to post, so symptoms are recorded and not only have I learned from a new sound where it belongs, but most likely, some others have as well.

Pat