I'm not lost. I know where I am. I'm right here.
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Scottish Highlands and Appalachia - a 400 million year old link
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This is also why the Green mtns and the Whites mtns are totally differentCheesecake> Ramen
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I stayed awake during geology class. Fascinating stuff.--
"What do you mean its sunrise already ?!", me. -
Probably why when my ancestors came from Scotland that they settled in the Appalachian Mountains, felt sorta like home. But probably a little warmer and drier.The road to glory cannot be followed with much baggage.
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I got some 2 million year old Pink Himalayan salt. It expires in November 2016. I guess they got it just in time.bacon can solve most any problem.
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got a salt sampler for Christmas, Himalayan pink is one of them...needless to say my doctor will not be to happy.
sheepdog wrote:
I got some 2 million year old Pink Himalayan salt. It expires in November 2016. I guess they got it just in time.
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Given the original topic - is this continental thread drift?
socks wrote:
got a salt sampler for Christmas, Himalayan pink is one of them...needless to say my doctor will not be to happy.sheepdog wrote:
I got some 2 million year old Pink Himalayan salt. It expires in November 2016. I guess they got it just in time.
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I learned that they use the northern pronounciation of "Appalachian" in the UK. But I guess that makes sense since they are very far north.
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except continental drift is at a rate of mm per year. Thread drift here is substantially faster.
AnotherKevin wrote:
Given the original topic - is this continental thread drift?socks wrote:
got a salt sampler for Christmas, Himalayan pink is one of them...needless to say my doctor will not be to happy.sheepdog wrote:
I got some 2 million year old Pink Himalayan salt. It expires in November 2016. I guess they got it just in time.
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not my fault it slipped in this direction
AnotherKevin wrote:
Given the original topic - is this continental thread drift?socks wrote:
got a salt sampler for Christmas, Himalayan pink is one of them...needless to say my doctor will not be to happy.sheepdog wrote:
I got some 2 million year old Pink Himalayan salt. It expires in November 2016. I guess they got it just in time.
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what the heck is a salt sampler?
socks wrote:
got a salt sampler for Christmas, Himalayan pink is one of them...needless to say my doctor will not be to happy.sheepdog wrote:
I got some 2 million year old Pink Himalayan salt. It expires in November 2016. I guess they got it just in time.
My attempt at the AT was in April 2013. That same month my sister was on a trip around Ireland. On one of the tours, the tour guide was talking about the IAT in Ireland and she was suitably impressed when my sister told her that I was backpacking the AT. -
I've seen a spice sampler on camping store shelves. Only table salt though.--
"What do you mean its sunrise already ?!", me. -
,......lets try that again
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Okay no Himalayan pink though, must a been drinking from the wrong nog when I opened that one
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our local spice merchant Sella large blocks of Himalayan salt. Not sure I need to impress my friends with expensive salt.
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Trillium wrote:
what the heck is a salt sampler?socks wrote:
got a salt sampler for Christmas, Himalayan pink is one of them...needless to say my doctor will not be to happy.sheepdog wrote:
I got some 2 million year old Pink Himalayan salt. It expires in November 2016. I guess they got it just in time.
My attempt at the AT was in April 2013. That same month my sister was on a trip around Ireland. On one of the tours, the tour guide was talking about the IAT in Ireland and she was suitably impressed when my sister told her that I was backpacking the AT.
Its a sample of salt from around the Earth. All of it table salt, but it also has different colors and different other minerals in it.--
"What do you mean its sunrise already ?!", me. -
salt is salt....maybe
JimBlue wrote:
Its a sample of salt from around the Earth. All of it table salt, but it also has different colors and different other minerals in it.Trillium wrote:
what the heck is a salt sampler?My attempt at the AT was in April 2013. That same month my sister was on a trip around Ireland. On one of the tours, the tour guide was talking about the IAT in Ireland and she was suitably impressed when my sister told her that I was backpacking the AT.socks wrote:
got a salt sampler for Christmas, Himalayan pink is one of them...needless to say my doctor will not be to happy.sheepdog wrote:
I got some 2 million year old Pink Himalayan salt. It expires in November 2016. I guess they got it just in time.
bacon can solve most any problem.
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