Is A New Sinkhole Forming Nearby? N.W. of Lake FUBAR

JULY 27, 2013 BY FLYINGCUTTLEFISH

Did the new video from On Wings of Care, Bayou Corne Fly Over #10, capture a new sinkhole starting up?

Look at this screen shot -

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MAP -

Map is from Yahoo. Source. Streets names:

This spot is NORTH of Hwy 70 to the west of Lake FUBAR.

Maybe it’s naturally watery at times – shows here in the newer bubble site map.

Weekend News

JULY 27, 2013

Scroll down for the seismic activity updates.

R E M I N D E R: Home buy out extended until July 31 … coming SOON!

DNR has a new Inspection Report dated July 25^th.
DOTD has added a lot of new monitors for Highway 70 and they specify them in a July 16^th Power Point file shown on this page. If you can’t view a Power Point file you can download this viewer (free). Texas Brine is supposed to be reimbursing all of the costs to DOTD. Have they paid a penny? Is anyone making them?
GOHSEP hasn’t put out a Situation Summary in over 10 days.
The Heath Dept. has no 2013 updates at all. That makes sense since they haven’t done anything all year.
Crosstex is STILL adding butane to their cavern a hair away from Lake FUBAR! They added 19,284 barrels of butane from July 15 to July 22.

El Barfo Reloads

JULY 27, 2013

Reader, Baymuse points out last night, after the work trucks were done (making solid shake lines on the helicorders) there were several big eventsunder Lake FUBAR. They showed on LA11-14 most.
Here’s what LA14 looked like Friday night:

And helicorder watcher, Darrell Goad recorded it -

LINK - http://youtu.be/9EI9XtD9mEA

and TODAY:

LINK - http://youtu.be/vOJCqo9MW6s

10:30 a.m. CST - Hold On!

They’re at it again!

Sonny, Sonny, Sonny . . .

JULY 25, 2013

A lot has happened since our last open-letter, “Dear Sonny Cranch,” on July 7^th. Back on July 15th, the Associated Press had this: Official: Bayou Corne sinkhole at least 500 feet deep

BAYOU CORNE — An official says the deepest part of the 22-acre sinkhole near Bayou Corne is at least 500 feet deep, and not between 110 to 220 feet deep that has been estimated by Texas Brine.

John Boudreaux, director of the Assumption Parish Office of Homeland Security, tells The Advocate previous depth reports released by Texas Brine Co. may have been inaccurate because the company’s sonar did not penetrate debris fields inside the sinkhole. . . .

. . . . Texas Brine spokesman Sonny Cranch said Sunday he is confident the company’s depth findings are correct. A Texas Brine contractor has said the sinkhole is from 110 feet to 220 feet deep, according to previous monthly depth-finding surveys. . . .

. . . . Boudreaux said he did not use a sophisticated method like sonar to measure the sinkhole. Instead, he said, he took a 10-pound crowbar with the ends cut off and attached it to a 500-foot surveyor’s tape measure, drove out to the center of the sinkhole in an amphibious vehicle and let the crowbar go, unspooling the tape measure until it could not go any further. . . .

The Parish put out this popular video on July 20^th. It shows 750′ of line unspooling without hitting bottom. When the video was released and seen by over ten thousand people you and Texas Brine had nothing to say in response.