Source: Silent Hill Historical Society Newsletter
Author: Louis Guitteau
With the coming winter many people are bundling up to keep warm, but not Mr. Travis Groves, a geologist who teaches at Henry Wirz High School. With the schoolchildren's winter break underway Mr. Groves is free to pursue some fascinating research.
His preliminary studies are encouraging to the scientific community. "The preliminary findings suggest that Silent Hill lies on hundreds of 'micro fault lines,'" said Mr. Groves when I interviewed him, "Though what exactly this means for Silent Hill, I am not quite sure. It is my hope that further research will examine these fault lines and how they interact with surrounding geological structures and in turn influence Silent Hill."
Truly this is a fascinating discovery and the Historical Society is proud to honor Mr. Groves with a three hundred dollar donation to his research. Congratulations Mr. Groves.
With the coming winter many people are bundling up to keep warm, but not Mr. Travis Groves, a geologist who teaches at Henry Wirz High School. With the schoolchildren's winter break underway Mr. Groves is free to pursue some fascinating research.
His preliminary studies are encouraging to the scientific community. "The preliminary findings suggest that Silent Hill lies on hundreds of 'micro fault lines,'" said Mr. Groves when I interviewed him, "Though what exactly this means for Silent Hill, I am not quite sure. It is my hope that further research will examine these fault lines and how they interact with surrounding geological structures and in turn influence Silent Hill."
Truly this is a fascinating discovery and the Historical Society is proud to honor Mr. Groves with a three hundred dollar donation to his research. Congratulations Mr. Groves.