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Recent Sinkhole Near Disney Property Raises One Question: How Worried Should YOU Be?

POLY LOVER

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As the name suggests, sinkholes are naturally occurring holes in the surface of the earth. Sinkholes can form gradually or -- as in the tragic case in Florida -- suddenly. They form in areas where water flowing underground has dissolved rock -- typically limestone -- below the surface, leading to the formation of underground voids into which the surface sediment falls, according to the website of the Florida Sinkhole Research Institute. They vary in size from 1 to 600 meters.

Sinkholes are found all over the world. In the U.S., sinkholes are especially common in Texas, Alabama, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and Florida, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
 

Disnee4Me

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Imagine 50,000 people walking through the park with their heads down, looking for sink holes. They may not sink, but their will be bruises and broken toes for everyone banging into everyone.:joyfull:
 

Lucky

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Imagine 50,000 people walking through the park with their heads down, looking for sink holes. They may not sink, but their will be bruises and broken toes for everyone banging into everyone.:joyfull:

That is hard to imagine...
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Disney definitely could market a sinkhole. They do have a movie named "holes". Now if they were legit they would call it a ho and have characters dressed like pimps walking around it.
 

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