nascrdad
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We are Rock N Rollin out here in Cali. 27 earthquakes in a hour and a half about 2 miles north of Disneyland. Largest was 5.1, and 3 over 3
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nascrdad
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We are now up to 35 in just over 2 hours. Most are real light, but they are at the point they feel the ground will not stop rocking.
ashaw
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Enjoy the rock n rolling. That is one feeling I can not get use to. Lighting, high winds, snow, rain that I can handle. Earth moving not so much. Stay safe and enjoy the ride.
Even down here in San Diego,it was shakin' pretty good!
We are on the 2nd floor of a 3 story apartment building,so we feel it probably more than a house.
The low,deep rumble noise is something you never get used to.
I hope we don't have aftershocks tonight.
Steve
We are on the 2nd floor of a 3 story apartment building,so we feel it probably more than a house.
The low,deep rumble noise is something you never get used to.
I hope we don't have aftershocks tonight.
Steve
toddlajoie
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Lots of small ones is WAY better than one big one!!!! Hope things stay light!!!
Be safe.
sbwertz
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During the big '94 quake, we were just south of San Diego. We had been visiting some friends to pick up a bunch of computer equipment, and got back to the motel quite late. We were moving boxes from the pickup to the trailer and my husband commented that so close to the border, he was surprised the police hadn't been called by someone thinking we were smugglers.
In the middle of the night we were awaked by a loud banging at the door. My husband immediately thought it was the police. Having lived in CA, I woke up about half way, and my subconcious concluded it was an earthquake making the door rattle, but not a dangerous one (down there!).
My New England born husband will never let me live down my response. "It's ok dear, it's just an earthquake. Go back to sleep."
In the middle of the night we were awaked by a loud banging at the door. My husband immediately thought it was the police. Having lived in CA, I woke up about half way, and my subconcious concluded it was an earthquake making the door rattle, but not a dangerous one (down there!).
My New England born husband will never let me live down my response. "It's ok dear, it's just an earthquake. Go back to sleep."
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Haynie
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Reason number 2 to never live in california
tbroye
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Rather deal with earthquakes, although where I live we only feel the big ones, rather than deal with Tornados, Hurricanes, and Ice Storms. Sacramento is probably one of the safest place to live in CA maybe that is one reason the Capital is here rather than SF or LA. My Wife had to go work in aftermath of both the SF and LA quakes as she worked for CA dept of housing, got many calls in middle of night when there were after shocks. California Shakes and Bakes