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 Just Another Night in Gasland
By VERA SCROGGINS
I drove up route 29 from a folk concert
in the Old Lynn Church in Lemon, Pa.
and saw silica dust in huge clouds and a frack crane to the right
of me
and saw the pulsating lights of the flare in Brooklyn--
it's 9:00 p.m.
and on my way home through Montrose.
I stopped and took a right on Davis to Stone Rd. off route 29 in South
Montrose
and there was
this huge frack site with massive clouds of silica dust
and all the sand trucks and water trucks;
took some video and told the young guard near the road to get himself
a respirator and protect himself from the silica.
He just listened and went back to his work;
And I could see the orange, pulsating light on the other side
and still could see it from my home in Laurel Lake, about 13 plus miles
away!!
The scenes were reminiscent of my images of Hell and/or of aliens
from another planet/dimension having landed and wreaking havoc
with our Planet.
and now to try to sleep in my personal cave hiding from the Horrors
of Human Creation ...
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Fracking the Warner Unit well pad in Franklin Township, Lycoming County.
IMAGE: Ann Pinca
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