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Dearth 12-30-2015 03:39 PM

Never felt it but heard all about it ...news crews find the most interesting people to interview

Animal-Chin 12-30-2015 03:52 PM

It was really strong in Maple Ridge. Jolted me out of bed. Pictures on the wall were banging, dogs barking, kids yelling. Was quite an event where I live. I hear everyone in the lower mainland felt it differently depending on what type of structure you were in and what kind of land you are on.

My first thought was "oh god, my tank" as I was sitting in bed wondering if it was going to ramp up or fade away...lol

Then the safety of my kids. That was a close second........well second anyway...:razz:

hillegom 12-30-2015 04:40 PM

We were up watching TV here in Surrey
I thought some car ran into my house. Outside chimes were sounding, bells fell off the Christmas tree and an ornament fell off the wall.
Ran outside at the same time as my neighbour who thought someone had run into his house.
Tank is ok and no real damage to house I can see

rsisvixen 12-30-2015 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Animal-Chin (Post 976069)
It was really strong in Maple Ridge. Jolted me out of bed. Pictures on the wall were banging, dogs barking, kids yelling. Was quite an event where I live. I hear everyone in the lower mainland felt it differently depending on what type of structure you were in and what kind of land you are on.

Felt a brief quiver here, thought it was hubby moving around on the couch too much while we were watching TV lol. My cockatoo was not impressed, guess it woke him up, took awhile to calm him down.

Delphinus 12-30-2015 06:54 PM

I didn't feel it at all.

:p

gmann 12-30-2015 08:22 PM

i did...

i think its time to leave richmond and head for higher ground lol

Dearth 12-30-2015 08:27 PM

Buy property up around Kamloops it will be ocean front property sooner or later 😎

SeaHorse_Fanatic 12-30-2015 08:56 PM

In case of a massive earthquake (ie. 8.0+ Richter scale), Richmond and all those other delta "lands" will disappear when the silt those buildings and infrastructure are built on will LIQUEFY (Google "Liquefaction) when the ground shakes and everything falls down and sinks. Better to buy on more solid ground. It's one reason I advised my parents against buying in Richmond and so we've always lived in Vancouver/Burnaby. Near Marine Drive and the Fraser River is still vulnerable but higher up the hill is considered to be at lower risk to liquefaction. In a major earthquake we would still be in danger, but hopefully our location mitigates some of that risk.

Anthony

rynoe 12-30-2015 09:47 PM

My wife was not impressed when I ran down stairs past her and straight to the fish tank lol.

SeaHorse_Fanatic 12-30-2015 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by rynoe (Post 976133)
My wife was not impressed when I ran down stairs past her and straight to the fish tank lol.

As long as you didn't push her aside when you did it, she'll eventually forgive you (I think).:wink::twised:


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