I guess I’m too drugged up to notice. I got a hip replacement a couple days ago. I was standing and talking on the phone to someone in town who felt it, but all I got was hearing the wind chimes make noise when there was no wind . . .
I also have not found pics online, will have to snap one tomorrow
I hope you heal fast after the hip work
and that your pain levels stay suppressed
I had mentioned just 2 days ago that the lack of wind made it feel like earthquake weather… next day a big crack in the cliff… stay tuned for the photo op
I felt both a tiny bit over on this side of the border, the first I only noticed since some kitchen ornaments started swinging a little.
They weren’t too small either so no wonder they were felt a bit all the way down here.
Thanks Jon, so far so good. As of today I’m planning to ditch the walker, and use a cane or hiking poles only. Still taking the narcotics, but hoping to ditch those in a few days.
That’s what my kids do. It works as long as their is a place to recharge your phone. But earthquake damage to infrastructure is a different situation . . .
Yeap my son-in-law feels that all he needs is his cell phone. Try as I might I just can’t convince him that a real flashlight is needed for emergencies. And with us living in San Francisco a real emergency can happen at any time. I have a few thousand dollars in earthquake supplies and he just laughs thinking that it’s a waste of money.
Lucky for him, and my daughter and granddaughter, that they live with us in case a big quake hits
I felt both of the large quakes here in Las Vegas. I happened to be sitting in a chair both times which made them more noticeable as the chair moved under me. A neighbor across the street who was working on his car had no idea the magnitude 6.4 earthquake had occurred. The second one made the chandelier overhead move quite a bit for about a minute.
I think this this is a different fault from the one that caused the devastation in San Francisco a century ago. That’s the San Andreas Fault. It’s the one that will get both LA and San Francisco when it moves big time. It runs from north of San Francisco to the Mexican border. With 500+ active faults across the state, you have lots to choose from.
Good luck to all you folks out in CA…… Im sure when the Big One comes, there will be lots of ‘I told you so’s’. It will be, at least, a ‘learning experience’ for lots of younguns …… Not a question of IF, just a matter of When!