I’ve lived here my whole life and never felt anything like that.
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Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View PostI’ve lived here my whole life and never felt anything like that.Administrator
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Yes, everything is ok. The epicenter was 75 miles north of here. I don’t think there was any major damage anywhere, although being on the second floor of a 5 story building was a little entertaining. You could hear the metal framing creaking.sigpic
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Originally posted by johntbronco View PostThere have been a number of unusual earthquakes in unusual places.
There also was a recent 5.7 I think near Salt Lake City.sigpic
Thank you to my grandfather jetrazor for being a veteran of the armed forces!
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Originally posted by johntbronco View PostThere have been a number of unusual earthquakes in unusual places.
There also was a recent 5.7 I think near Salt Lake City.
I've experienced 2 small ones, and I feel for anyone who experiences stronger ones. Must feel like an eternity, even though they often do not last long.
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I saw this in the news last night. Evidently it's pretty rare out there.
First thing came to my mind was 'how far away is Yellowstone'. That place is a pretty crazy area for geochaotic potential. I think I read it was some 4 hours away so .......not close.
Last thing any community needs right now is some kind of natural disasterThe beatings will continue until morale improves....
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Originally posted by johntbronco View PostThere have been a number of unusual earthquakes in unusual places.
There also was a recent 5.7 I think near Salt Lake City.
It's amazing how quickly so many thinks zip through your brain in 1 or 2 seconds like...strong micro-burst, did a UPS/Fed X truck hit our house, near by gas leak explosion or plane crash? A few seconds of frighting confusion. Then we wondered....are after shocks or an even bigger earth quake imminent, should we go outside? WOW!Utah Bronco Freak
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Originally posted by dizzolve View PostI saw this in the news last night. Evidently it's pretty rare out there.
First thing came to my mind was 'how far away is Yellowstone'. That place is a pretty crazy area for geochaotic potential. I think I read it was some 4 hours away so .......not close.
Last thing any community needs right now is some kind of natural disaster
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostStudies suggest that earthquakes may be linked to the smallest of environmental changes. Possibly there will be more. I sure hope not. Need to research this a little.
I I've experienced 2 small ones, and I feel for anyone who experiences stronger ones. Must feel like an eternity, even though they often do not last long.
Also Can, the movement was felt as far away as Calgary and Montana.Last edited by Al Wilson 4 Mayor; 04-01-2020, 11:35 AM.sigpic
Thank you to my grandfather jetrazor for being a veteran of the armed forces!
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Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View PostThe epicenter is actually known for a lot of activity but its very rural and the movement is usually small. It was predicted about 10 years ago Idaho would probably experience a large scale earthquake within 20 years at that very fault. So essentially this was supposed to happen.
Also Can, the movement was felt as far away as Calgary and Montana.
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Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View PostI’ve lived here my whole life and never felt anything like that."Stultum est timere quod vitare non potes." ~ Publilius Syrus
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Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View PostI’ve lived here my whole life and never felt anything like that.
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Originally posted by Butler By'Note View PostThey said that the shaking should have been felt in Calgary, but I never noticed anything. And no one I've talked to felt it either. Glad everything is okay down there. The last thing we need to add right now is a natural disaster that has major damage and casualties.sigpic
Thank you to my grandfather jetrazor for being a veteran of the armed forces!
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Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View PostThe epicenter is actually known for a lot of activity but its very rural and the movement is usually small. It was predicted about 10 years ago Idaho would probably experience a large scale earthquake within 20 years at that very fault. So essentially this was supposed to happen.
Also Can, the movement was felt as far away as Calgary and Montana.
Thanks.:thumb:
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