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Anyone just feel that earth quake?

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Shook the building pretty good here in Milford OH.

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Looks like a 5.8 in Virginia.

 

Shook really well here, enough to make the shades bounce off the windows...

Also felt in Washington, D.C. and New York.

I felt nothing. :irked:

There was also one in Colorado this morning.

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I felt nothing. :irked:

 

Thats because TitleTown is still shaking from Friday night... :walk:

 

J/K

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People don't realize that the New Madrid fault in parts of Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky and Arkansas is more dangerous and could cause much more significant loss of life and damage than the San Andres fault in California.

Felt nothing in Newport

There is a small fault that runs right through our 100 acre farm.

I felt nothing. :irked:

 

I never have felt one. You and I live in fairly close towns and we didn't feel anything Garrard County either.

Felt nothing in Newport

 

I felt it up here by the new Kroger in Newport.

I've only felt one back in the 70's. I remember watching on TV a Reds game on a Sunday. We felt something and was not sure what it was. A couple of mins. later it came over the game that Cincinnatti just had a earthquake.

 

I didn't know what it was when it happened. :confused:

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