The Kelso Dunes (Mojave National Preserve, California) are “notable for the phenomenon known as singing sand, or ‘booming dunes’. Enthusiasts sometimes climb to the top of the dunes and slide down slowly, generating a low-frequency rumble that can be both felt and heard.” It’s pure conjecture as to whether musical tones are created by sliding down hills of flint. In any event, I’ve never heard flint’s tones.
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The Kelso Dunes (Mojave National Preserve, California) are “notable for the phenomenon known as singing sand, or ‘booming dunes’. Enthusiasts sometimes climb to the top of the dunes and slide down slowly, generating a low-frequency rumble that can be both felt and heard.” It’s pure conjecture as to whether musical tones are created by sliding down hills of flint. In any event, I’ve never heard flint’s tones.
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Hah!
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Thank you, B!
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Conjecture? I’m as crestfallen as tref gazing at yet another confounding meal.
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The Flintstones as the Jestons took me to a place I couldn’t go on my own
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Moorezart!
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Father, I need more sustenance. Wherefore art thou?
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Working on it, Young Brian. Working on it.
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As a Biblical fundamentalist, I interpret Barney’s pronouncements literally.
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That is why I always looked at you as the “smart one”. And thanks for reading, Barry.
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