Oh wow, that's pretty cool too. A bit less outdoorsy than I had in mind. @Grenadier

Yeah, it's definitely more of an educational/rule of cool kinda thing. I threw up in the submarine when I went as a kid.

Centrailia PA is another great example of what I am talking about

It's that town that has had a fire burning under it for like 40 years.

Ohhh yeah I've heard of that place. Yeah that's a cool one.

Coal mining fuckup or something if I recall.

really cool stuff on youtube, the last resident only left a few years ago.

erm, natural gas I think.

I'd have to check.

Something unpleasant and flammable at least.

Nope, coal.

You were right.

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Dangerous

pretty sure its coal

Dragon's eyes all along graffiti highway

Yeah it is. Makes sense too, slow burning vs explosive...

There is a similar place in the middle east that's natural gas. I think it's called the Gate to Hell or something.

I think they just call that "the middle east" actually.

😂 🤣 gottem

Yeah here it is, it's in Turkey.

Also yeah you're not wrong though.

Yikes.

Yeah that's pretty horrific looking...

Turkmenistan

Not Turkey

Wow I'm closer to Centralia than I thought

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I find it hard to believe that yall don't have epic spots like that in your states.

I have a snow hill

Maybe PA is just superior, which is understandable, given it's membership 😏

Pretty ebin

> tfw when no flaming hellpit in MA

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Unless the entire state counts.

Indian Echo Caverns, another epic spot

a bit less self-guided than I'd like

Thinking about it, I remember reading about some really esoteric rock that you can hike to, let me see if I can find it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dighton_Rock

@Aaron O'regan women are less likely to race mix than men

That crater in Turkmenistan looks v cozy, wonder how much money that's costing them a year though, al that gas just being wasted