I remember as a kid having one of those encyclopedias with a bunch of cool illustrations, and it mentioned the Bermuda Triangle. It really scared me! Like wtf why was no-one doing anything about this
So there’s this really neat geological structure up by Mt. St. Helens called Ape Caves. You can hike through lava tubes/caves where lava flowed eons ago. It’s SO COOL. both metaphorically and i think it’s about 40 degrees hamburger inside. there’s maybe three miles of hikeable tunnel? i forget.
I remember as a kid having one of those encyclopedias with a bunch of cool illustrations, and it mentioned the Bermuda Triangle. It really scared me! Like wtf why was no-one doing anything about this
Must be the same book I had that also warned me about quick sand.
And killer bees.
And my axeAnd lava flows! I always imagined avoiding lava and quicksand would be a daily occurrence as an adult.Playing Mario Bros. 3 non-stop didn’t help either with that assumption.
So there’s this really neat geological structure up by Mt. St. Helens called Ape Caves. You can hike through lava tubes/caves where lava flowed eons ago. It’s SO COOL. both metaphorically and i think it’s about 40 degrees hamburger inside. there’s maybe three miles of hikeable tunnel? i forget.
I personally can’t stand 40 degrees hamburger… that’s WAAAY too meaty
They probably mean Celsius.
absolutely and it’s the only thing that makes sense, but it’s a GREAT autocorrect
Nah it’s totally Fahrenheit but hamburger is more fun
It is. Just metaphorically.