Corraliros 3.4 Quake

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daron

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Hey OM:

Just noticed on the CalTech Recenr Earthquake Site you folks had a 3,4 3 Miles ENE from your place. I hope it didn't tip over any tractors (or your coffee). As far as I.m concerned that's too close (even for a small one).

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Sun, Mar 20, 2022 6:26 AM

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Hi Daron,
Yes, a pretty good "thump" but nothing but nerves affected. Takes at least a 4.0 or better to really rattle things. Our gauge is 4.2 will slosh the water out of the commodes. LOL
Thanks for your concern.

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Sun, Mar 20, 2022 7:04 AM

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Hi Daron,
Yes, a pretty good "thump" but nothing but nerves affected. Takes at least a 4.0 or better to really rattle things. Our gauge is 4.2 will slosh the water out of the commodes. LOL
Thanks for your concern.

Alaska gets an average of 40,000+ earthquakes a year. They (USGS) say it is better to have several smaller quakes to relive pressure than one big one.
Good Luck and God Bless
Stay Safe

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Tue, Mar 22, 2022 12:30 AM

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