Here's one reporter's story on cults of this type posted one day before the alleged event. The following was written here on that day, looking for signs of this claim.
20 May 2011 The Guardian "It's Not the End of the World."
The following are the closest things I could find of anything resembling the Apocalypse.
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| The Eastern Cottonwoods, their fluffy, dropping catkins or racemes, make for ghostly-like appearances along the Lehigh Gorge. |
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| Serpents among us lingering from Genesis? |
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| The Copperhead slinks away. (Click here to see video of this serpent slinking away.) |
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| About 4:00 AM, a southbound train derails at the Penn Haven Junction trestle. Certainly the engineer may have thought his end was near. Well, at least the derailment happend at the end of the trestle anyway. |
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| Workers were on the scene most of the day. The two boxcars seen here were off the tracks. |
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| This black snake defying gravity is traveling in the wrong direction. |
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| This Five-lined Skink raced about as if needing to get somewhere. |
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| This skink is facing, looking for God in a Thunderhead. |
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| The Serpent prepares for the battle that surely is to come. |
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| The Skink looks to be sulking. Disappointed by the day's non-happening? |
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| Still, he looks ever vigilant. I can't tell if he's hopeful or if he feels left out. Do lizards have emotions? Souls? |
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| A rock slide could be evidence of nature in turmoil on the front edge of impending doom. |
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