Nice Shaker

[NAILER341]

tis the season. it shook at my house for a good 20 seconds in lakewood.

[sarah]

WOOHOO!! Ride it baby!! We got it here too! Maybe more like 10 seconds.

[NAILER341]

Location Date Time Magnitude
2.3 mi NE of Yucaipa, CA
(ID 14155260) Jun 16 2005 13:53:25 PDT 5.3

[nagal]

Was a fun one

[rick]

Yah, this is the first one I actually felt here at the office... Makes me wonder about this building - it sure creaks and cracks a lot.

[Dukes69]

HAHAHA, I was going to post something. "MJR Earthquake watch '05!" We felt it down here, maybe only 10-15 seconds tho'. Goodtimes!!

[TJSUPE]

Good Times! I missed the last one so I am glad I had the chance at this one

[Old Fart]

http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/recenteqs/Q...ci14155260.htm

[Jason]

Way cool

I just love Mother Nature's free rides. As long as no one gets hurt. I missed the one on Sunday. Down here at the Port of Long Beach, the entire area is on fill dirt/rocks. So, when the Earth starts shaking, we roll a lot.

[blackZZR]

I wish I could have been outside and seen the ground, that one was fun

[sarah]

I felt one of the aftershocks. At least the roof didn't fall off, although I was worried about my computer monitor for a second

[Old Fart]

I always look out the east windows of the office whenever anything like this. Our fuel farm at LAX is about 500' east of me

[NAILER341]

that was a nice one for me. not enough to knock anything down, but enough to make you wonder if it is just the onset of a real one.

HERE is a map, and quake info.

click on the quake you are interested in to get the map.
then you can click on various areas of the map for detailed info for the area you click.
these guys are FAST about getting info on the net.

[Old Fart]

Erik, don't you go and flatten Lakewood before I get a chance to move there!

[NAILER341]

Erik, don't you go and flatten Lakewood before I get a chance to move there!

lol. i think it will be ok. it is just far enough from the coast that it is bound to be future ocean front property one of these days.
most of the houses in this area are on raised foundations so you get to really feel it move.