I've never felt any real big ones, but after moving out here to Reno we had some tremors and yea, a totally bizarre feeling.
Bart
I've never felt any real big ones, but after moving out here to Reno we had some tremors and yea, a totally bizarre feeling.
Bart
In my young & stupid days, I visited LA during all 4 of their major seasons: earthquake, fire, mudslide, riots.
The last earthquake I felt in LA, I was at the airport waiting on a flight & I was the only one who noticed. It didn't hit the local news at all but was reported on national news later that night.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Put a smiley after you say that Bub.
Acapulco Mexico is built around the edge of a circular bay rimmed by mountains. The beach is all pebbles rather than sand, and about a mile out is a little island in the center of the bay. Every time we'd walk on the beach, (we'd feel more than hear) there'd be a rumbling and a little vibration you'd feel on the soles of your bare feet. Finally I asked someone and learned....Acapulco Bay is a volcano rim....the island is the cone plug! They say it never stops rumbling...pretty cool![]()