Mike Chambers
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To all the Hayabusa brothers and sisters in the SoCal area , take care out there
To all the hayabusa brothers ans sisters in the SoCal region. Take care out there .
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These have been rollers, enough to get the water sloshing in the Sparkletts bottle, but not the abrupt variety that sends stuff off the shelves, thankfully. Not yet, at least. They still haven't decided if these recent quakes are reducing the overall stress (and likelihood of larger events), or compounding it. I do, however, after every tremor, go out to make sure the bike's still on its stand. It is, so Fontana, CA is good to go! Thanks @Mike Chambers !
Northern Territory Australia , got a 7 + magnitude that lasted quite a few seconds , just the other day . I know people up there and it was the strongest in a long time , and freaked them all out pretty much.... mother nature at its most powerful , shaking the earth like that .
When NZ got a 7.2 quake
the shaking lasted 4 and a half minutes!!
Now that is one to remember and freaked me out to the point I had a panic attack . . .
not very nice.
the shaking lasted 4 and a half minutes!!
Now that is one to remember and freaked me out to the point I had a panic attack . . .
not very nice.
Mr Brown
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I remember several from my SoCal years, I don't miss them. I live in the Midwest now, have had a few tremors over the years, I live in the Wabash Valley seismic zone. What scares me is that we are overdue for one on the New Madrid fault, and it's going to be incredibly destructive because there's nothing to stop the waves from traveling, and nothing is built to code.
RedBull
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Earthquake just now. | Random Thoughts
We just had a nice long rolling earthquake here is Socal. lasted long but not too harsh. went back and forth for at least a minute. Looking for info now. I have really gotten too used to these things. It almost tipped over my beer, which would have really been scary. :laugh: Bubba
jeffgordons24
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Quakes in NY are very rare... We did have one in 2011 but the funny part is that it was so mild no one noticed. I happened to be at the beach laying in the sand and I noticed a slight vibration of the sand.
I had assumed that there was some excavating going on near by or some dredging. It wasn't until that night that I heard of it on the news and was like "oh damn"
Cant even imagine what it is like to experience a severe one. It is like one of those things where you don't know when it will stop but you hope it stops soon.
I had assumed that there was some excavating going on near by or some dredging. It wasn't until that night that I heard of it on the news and was like "oh damn"
Cant even imagine what it is like to experience a severe one. It is like one of those things where you don't know when it will stop but you hope it stops soon.
Cantab
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In the 2010 Christchurch quake my pool and my neighbours pool slopped a good 10,000 lt of water
through ours and surrounding neighbours backyards and garages as well as EQ damage, my GSX1400 fell over grrr, cosmetic damage only but still.
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