#sanandreasfault

[thesonsofchaos]

#streetart by #mac around #coachella #coachellavalley #downtowncoachella #coloradodesert #sanandreasfault #riversidecounty #socal #graffiti #installation #mural #murals #murales #arteurbano #urbanart #foto #fotografia #photo #photography (at Coachella, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/COGeBwED-2h/?igshid=ljlakr9dba1m

[danholmesphoto]

Fault Line and Oaks, After a roadside stop to watch a coyote run up a hill, and a look over the shoulder, I saw this uplift /slip zone. This slope face is part of a ridge that rises directly up from a gently rolling valley - a powerful example of uplift & movement along the San Andreas Fault, between Parkfield and Pinnacles National Monument. #california #oaktrees #sanandreasfault #geology #danholmesphoto #discoverearth #earth pix #beautifulplanet #fantastic_earth  #earthgallery #ourlonelyplanet  #travel  #ShotOnCanon #canon #photooftheday #phototour #photography #colors  #landscapephotograpy #landscape #travel (at California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5i4VF3AcFi/?igshid=altsgyssjuba

[nolonelyroads]

Endless Highway, Unmarked Dirt Road, Carrizo Plain National Monument, CA

[amytavern]

I’ve been staring at this image since last winter. It’s an aerial view of the San Andreas Fault near the Carrizo Plain National Monument in southern/central California. I applied for a grant through my school and was awarded funding to travel there and to Pinnacles National Park, places where the fault is visible above ground. I will visit both next week and walk and observe, take photographs and record video, draw, write, and collect data. 

I’m going to try something new when I walk, too. Using GPS and a walking tracker app, I will map where I go and record the data within my walks. Part of me just wants to keep things simple and as they are, meaning walking with little accouterments, but I am curious about the addition of this app. Overall, I expect to gain insight and true visual understanding into the actual size of the fault, its textures, and its details, which I can only imagine from looking at photographs like the one above. 

Thanks for reading.

[newf-surfboard-net]

Surfing, Newf Surf (www.newfsurfboardnet.con) at the San Andreas Fault area. Our Surf (sold out), SUP, Race, & Foil board bags comes in sizes 4’2”-14’0”. . #California #sanandreasfault #photography #art #design #photography #style #surfing #standuppaddleboarding #paddleboarding #sup #foilboarding #hydrofoilsup #supfoiling #foilsup #efoilbattery https://www.instagram.com/p/CPivYlErXeW/?utm_medium=tumblr

[knowledge-runs-supreme]

And Coming Up Next. Earthquake Storms: The Fascinating History and Volatile Future of San Andreas Fault. By John Dvorak Narrated by Malcolm The 1906 San Francisco earthquake struck the coast of Northern California at 5:12 a.m. on Wednesday, April 18 with an estimated moment magnitude of 7.9. This is just a sample of what brought the understanding and our ongoing fascination, questions and knowledge of earthquakes. To learn from our past to hopefully understand one of our planets devastating forces in hope to save lives. Join me on this historical odyssey. #mothernature #earthquake #sanandreasfault (at Coppell, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNVgpE4B6fL/?igshid=2uz1wk7p3fnf

[totaldankness]

1st visit to Pinnacles Nat’l Park, Christmas Day 🎄⛰ spires, crags, monoliths, talus caves = Gabilan Range 🌋 ancient volcanic field, San Andreas Fault Zone #pinnacles #pinnaclesnationalpark #sanandreas #sanandreasfault #sanandreasfaultzone #findyourpark #optoutside #nationalpark #nationalparks (at Pinnacles National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJct_KZMGRp/?igshid=m7by14fshniw

[monsoonx]

The end is near!!!!!!!!! Repent! And prep your emergency kits!!!! DONT forget your pets!!!!! I’m gonna need to google tomorrow and see if this fault lines goes through Calabasas! I hope it does! #Repost @latimes ・・・ A swarm of small #earthquakes in #California, close to the Mexican border, is being closely monitored as to whether it might raise the chance of a much larger event on the #SanAndreasfault.    It’s only the fourth time in the 88 years of modern records that such a swarm has occurred in this part of California. The San Andreas fault’s southernmost stretch has not ruptured since 1680 to 1690. Big earthquakes on this section of the southern San Andreas fault rupture on average every 250 years — although there can be wide variations as to how often they actually do occur.    In general, there’s a 20% chance of a magnitude 7 or larger quake on this part of the San Andreas fault over the next 30 years. Visit the link in our bio to read more. https://www.instagram.com/p/CDvJ3UhgrnpfJitxmNrFLQhPXHyx6mtPoOjl3s0/?igshid=1krilqvpvhz97