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OT: Earthquake!

Postby DungeonMasterOne » 27 Feb 2008, 04:09

Did the earth move for anyone else? 8)

We'd sort of planned a shoot tonight, but ended up not doing it. So Nurse Wendy and I were up in the computer room at the top of the west wing when all of a sudden everything started shaking and all the lights began to swing. It's quite scary to be inside a house which is rocking about!

It all subsided after a bit, there doesn't appear to be any damage done, though we'll have to check the Hall thoroughly in daylight to be completely sure.

I gather the epicentre was near Market Raisen in Lincolnshire, but the quake was felt all over large bits of England.

Anyone else notice it at the time?
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Postby Candy Custard » 27 Feb 2008, 04:46

yep, it woke me up, it scared me shitless!!! - reports now coming though it was 5.3 not 4.7 as previously thought, as it was very close to the surface.... apparently

I knew it was stronger than the dudley one... I giggled during the dudley one but this was soooooo scary, I thought a bomb had gone off!!!
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Postby messyman » 27 Feb 2008, 06:37

yeah, we are in york and we felt it too.
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Postby shorty2kuk » 27 Feb 2008, 08:58

im about 20 miles from where it hit and i slept through it :S
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Postby i_like_pie » 27 Feb 2008, 10:20

I felt it here on the wirral but wasn't too severe only lasted about 10-15 seconds roughly was kind of cool i've never felt an earth quake before :D
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Postby skilly » 27 Feb 2008, 10:42

Hi folks
It was felt here in Nottingham... Instead of slippin and sliding, i was rocking and rolling lol.
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Postby jon42 » 27 Feb 2008, 13:15

Felt it here in Cambridge, the room shook and there was a bit of a bang - I just thought it was weird at the time and didn't realise it was an earthquake until I read it on the news.
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Postby BillShipton » 27 Feb 2008, 13:47

Nothing down here! Takes a lot to make the earth move in St Leonards (CC and DD aside).
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Postby mrsniffles » 27 Feb 2008, 14:04

I'm in Stanmore which is not far from Wembley Stadium, we felt it down here...scared the shit outa me!
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Postby slapstickfan » 27 Feb 2008, 14:14

Felt it over here in East Lancs, didn't twig exactly what it was until I saw the news. Been to California felt much worse there without anyone batting an eyelid, simply a case of putting back things on shelves, putting the odd lamp post back up etc guess its more of a novelty over here. Just seen someone on telly saying "something serious was happening" yeah right! Why not try visiting Palm Springs :roll:
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Postby jammed06 » 27 Feb 2008, 14:35

we had it over here in manchester apparently although i slept through it. haha
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Postby glove-n-pie » 27 Feb 2008, 15:38

skilly wrote:Hi folks
It was felt here in Nottingham... Instead of slippin and sliding, i was rocking and rolling lol.



I slept soundly though it, scared the missus tho, she thought something had hit the house as there was a bit of a bang before the rumbles.
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Postby andy250 » 27 Feb 2008, 16:54

It was quite a jolt!! was just opening a stella as well!!!! nearly splilt some...... he he he

I wondered what it was then realized when everything was shaking and my chair was moving thats when i thought wtf......

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Postby matt2matt2002 » 27 Feb 2008, 21:05

andy250 wrote:It was quite a jolt!! was just opening a stella as well!!!! nearly splilt some...... he he he

I wondered what it was then realized when everything was shaking and my chair was moving thats when i thought wtf......

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Postby stonecastle » 27 Feb 2008, 21:44

I slept right the way through it. I never felt a thing. But then down here in London the tremours would have been very slight compared to near the epicentre in Yorkshire.
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