Earthquake
#11
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Glad everyone is alright! I used to live in S. California and believe me I don't miss the earthquakes.
Around 1969-1970, I don't remember the date, there was a bad one. We were at least 150 miles from the epicenter and lost 3 ft of water in our swimming pool from splashing alone. Our pool ended up with a huge crack but we were all fine.
I am so glad that you had no major damage and everyone is ok!
Around 1969-1970, I don't remember the date, there was a bad one. We were at least 150 miles from the epicenter and lost 3 ft of water in our swimming pool from splashing alone. Our pool ended up with a huge crack but we were all fine.
I am so glad that you had no major damage and everyone is ok!
#12
So glad everyone is alright. I just heard from my boyfriend so I text my SIL and they are ok too! They live in San Diego area and now calling my brother and SIL in LA area (err no answer). Oh no, I gotta call my son who is visiting CA. Just called and Whew, he's fine, he's in San Jose area.
#17
This one was quite the shaker. It went on much longer than any other that I've felt, but no damage at all. Just my nerves :-) It's been a while since we've had one. I heard this has been upgraded to a 7.2. That's pretty substantial.
#20
I went through the Loma Preta in 1989. Not to long after my daughter was born. I just got out of the shower and she was asleep on the bed, the apartment shook. I jump on her to shield her. That goodness the building didn't collapse cause the firemen would have found a nude woman protecting her infant under the rubble.
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