Originally posted by mrsdudara

BUT the Native Americans have a lot of legends about the Cascades. The way their legends go, "when the grandfather speaks his granddaughters will answer".....or something along those lines, tells me otherwise.

"When little sister speaks... Grandfather will answer"

Little sister = Mt. St. Helens

Thats right! (slaps leg) my bad. You get the point though.

Thanks Hellmutt.

[edit on 28-10-2005 by mrsdudara]

Originally posted by mrsdudara

Thanks Hellmutt.

No problem. I think there might be many different versions...

"When little sisters are whispering, Grandfather will yell"

Hellmut im searching for it however as far as I remember reading wasnt it


When the 7 sisters speak (rainer and the most close 7 Volcanoes) Grandfather will awaken again and Roar.

Grandfather taken as either Mt St Helens or a supervolcanoe like the recent documentary. The indians may have been referring to some mounts further north into canada too,

anyhow when 7 of the volcanoes are all acting up within a short space of time, Something much much bigger is meant to come.

Hopi/Iroquay I Believe will post links after digging tommorrow, late now

Regards

Elf

I just wanted to bring up again that Mt Rainier has acted up prior to all the recent Indonesian quakes again. I wonder what the connection between the two areas are.

mrsdudura,

Thank goodness you have been commenting each time you see this. It seems the record is pointing to proving you right!

I think I got the right version now.

"The time will come when Little Sister will speak, and Grandfather will answer. And the land will be swept clean to the ocean. The Little Sister is called Mount St. Helens. Soon, the Grandfather is going to answer so much bigger. That one is called Mt. Rainier."

RUN AWAAAAAY!

YES that is the one. Good finding Helmut

i just got back this morning from washington. i was there with my dad climbing mount rainer and we also went to visit mount st, helens. i got pics and everything. i can post some once we get them loaded from our cameras. there was an earthquake when we were there. it was a 3 point something. i cant remember the exact number right now. when i was actually climbing mount rainer i didnt feeling any earthquakes or anything. and when i was at mount saint helens nothing looked suspicious at all and i didnt feel any quakes. the people at the information center at mount saint helens said they dont believe that it will erupt anytime soon but they said anything is possible.

just so you know (in case this thing doesnt date my post) i was in washington at these two places from july 20th and got back this morning(july 27th)

cheerio!
Digitalgrl

bumped only for historical purposes in light of increased activity in Cascade region and Yellowstone.

Hope something is useful for correlating purposes.

Originally posted by Valhall
bumped only for historical purposes in light of increased activity in Cascade region and Yellowstone.

Hope something is useful for correlating purposes.

I can't find any sources on the cascades activity, not that I've concentrated on this chain. I looked at their observatories and news stories if any and didn't see anything on this. Apart from the guy who said his father was called out to the cascades early in deecember, before the yellowstone swarms.

I'm interested because I live near the cascades volcano chain. I did read on how Mt Baker's drainage, and not sure if that meant lava flow, drains into right where I live.

Does anyone have any sources showing this activity in the cascades?

On a side note, it got me thinking today when I was shopping at the pharmacy, to ask for a "dust mask". They don't stock them. You think they would considering we live near all these volcanoes and I know some (with respitory problems) needed them when St Helens blew. I didn't want to say what it was for, not wanting to appear a paranoid case or a micheal jackson wannabe. so I made it sound as if I wanted it for construction purposes and so maybe they carry them at hardware stores? I'm sure and hope I won't need one, but seems a good idea to add to the emergency kit, even for other reason besides volcanic ash.