I've just found your site and was referred to it, indirectly, by the "Rapture Ready" web site (http://raptureready.com/rap16.html).

I have ready your commentary "Multi-colored proof of Noah's Flood" (http://thefreepressonline.co.uk/news/3/22.htm) and had to provide my answer to your question "Have you found any signs of the Flood in your area?". The answer is absolutely yes. Here are a few points that
support Noah's Flood and a young Earth:

1. I and my dog have just crossed the Mojave Desert in Southern
California in my Jeep over a three day period. The desert
receives very little rainfall (2 to 3) inches per year yet, the
entire landscape is dominated by evidence of very deep water
draining away rather quickly. For example, large, rounded
boulders in solitary existence and groupings of dissimilar rocks
and stones (volcanic, granite, sandstone, etc...) in very close
proximity to each other.

2. Within view of the above, jagged mountains emerge thousands of feet into the air from the desert floor. The mountains exhibit
"plate tectonics"/continent separation occurred after a
catastrophic flood?

3. While not the desert, coastal sections of Southern California
are still fairly dry receiving on average 23 inches of rain per
year. Most of the rain comes in late January and
February. After every rainy season sections of cliffs collapse
onto the Pacific Coast Highway. The same storms that bring the
rain cause large swell in the ocean and the waves claim other
sections of the highway. Often the landslide on one part of the
highway is used to fill in what the ocean has taken away from
another. Last year, the highway repair people moved the sand
and rock that had fallen from a cliff onto the highway and
dumped onto the beach where I take my dog. The ocean
immediately took the finer particles and left the more coarse
rocks on the sandy beach. Within two weeks, the rocks were made round and smooth. In three weeks, the round, smooth stones were completely gone. They were now part of the sandy beach.
It's plain to me. What I don't understand, though, is how the
preachers of "Millions and millions of years" theories keep their own
heads from exploding. Have they been to the beach? Have they seen
anything with their own eyes? I call it Anything-But-God syndrome.

I've enjoyed reading your web site very much and will return
often. Thank You.

Sincerely,


Daniel Bibbens
Beverly Hills, California