Update: Bayou Corne Sinkhole/Community Tour By Local Resident~

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025

Комментарии • 20

  • @222Mission
    @222Mission 12 лет назад

    I am sitting here in NW Georgia shaking my head dear.
    First. Thanks much for your time and effort posting this . Gives all a great idea of proximity to community from ground level .
    I read enenews daily and infrequently leave comments . A great place for information on this and other serious issues .
    I was there this morning .
    Please continue sharing rainbeaulous . I think it is important to have eyes on the ground locally .

  • @Staredowngun
    @Staredowngun 12 лет назад

    i'm following this from canada, with great interest and concern. thank you and take good care.

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    Thank you 222Mission. I appreciate the feedback and support.

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    Thank you Caballingus. I hope people here wake up too. Thanks for your support!

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    TheMindfull1....thank you for helping to spread the word. We are slowly dying here....a quiet slow death of a beautiful little community that the reast of the world is unaware of.

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    We get crudeoil/diesel fumes as far away as 8 miles at time. Sometimes we go days without the smell. It is mostly when there has been what they call "an event", like a sinkhole burp where debris from the bottom rises, or a sloughin, or if they are working cleaning oil, the wind, etc. Some have left. Some stayed. Mandatory evac is not a forced evac. It just means you have been warned you are living in a known dangerous area.

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    You are welcome....and please note. "Most of this area" is NOT fenced off, as was stated in another video full of mis information.

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    Thank you J.....:-). I trust your judgement in reusing it however YOU may want to.

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    Scott, there is butane and propane stored in some caverns, not drums. It is a salt dome. Read upon salt domes and caverns. Mostly Brine though.

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    Thank you MuffMallory.....:-)

  • @0ToolingAround0
    @0ToolingAround0 12 лет назад

    I'm doing good at the moment..can't complain. I hope all is well with you.

  • @0ToolingAround0
    @0ToolingAround0 12 лет назад

    Thanks rainbeaudais!

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    Hi there OToolingAround....how are you?

  • @scottmcf2011
    @scottmcf2011 12 лет назад

    Do you happen to know what they have stored in the mines near the sinkhole. I've been seeing a lot of different videos basically stating the storage of propane and butane in drums. If this is true, I hope it isn't, this could be a major catastrophe in the makings.

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    Oh, I'd like to thank my new fan for the dislike. Looks like every new video I make he will feel the need to "mark".

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    Umm,depends on what "the obvious"is...LOL. I'm not a professional, and don't have an expensive camera. No, it wasn't a gaseous atmosphere. Yes I live here. Actually, there are several private FB groups and one great open page called Bayou Corne Sinkhole, with 1100 plus members. Check it out.
    Bayou Corne Sinkhole
    1,115 likes · 796 talking about this.

  • @makeitallrite11
    @makeitallrite11 12 лет назад

    Do you know anyone with a geiger counter, thats the only way you will know how bad the radioactive stuff is. I wish you well and long life, praying for yall.

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    Was kind of stupid, huh?mI admit it.....:-)

  • @rainbeaudais
    @rainbeaudais  12 лет назад

    LOL @ tailgate party,and you should see the weekends here!!!...LOL...just kidding. Our property values are zero now. Banks have refused to make loans. I know ofone family that evacuated and already bought another home and attempted to sell their home to some one not as afraid, and the bank flat out refused a loan because of the situation. I don't at all feel the situation is stable, and did evacuate at first, but it was too hard. 4 months is a long time...