This is pretty wild
A small earthquake shook buildings and rattled dishes in at least four Western North Carolina counties Thursday night, the seventh noticeable temblor to shake the region in the past year.
There were no reports of damage in the 3.1-magnitude quake, centered 28 miles north of Franklin and felt from Maggie Valley to Bryson City to Cashiers just before 9 p.m.
Not to jump subjects, but this shows that the Earth is a living, dynamic system. Much like with “Global Warming.”
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