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SiReNiTa
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earthquake!!!!
Wo0o0o0W...that was scary, about 5 minutes ago i was sitting at the PC when all of a sudden....EARTHQUAKE!!!!!!!! there has been three...well actually
there has been one every day for the last three days...here in bahia asuncion everyone is out on the street in fear of another...first there was a
small one, mom said it was bigger than the others but it felt small to me...thenabout 10 minutes after came the second one...they were about 5 seconds
each but it was enough to give us goose bumps...wonder if there's gonna be one tomorrow???
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motoged
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Whew, thank goodness for the clarification....it wasn't just the frijoles 
Ged
Don't believe everything you think....
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SiReNiTa
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so one of my Q's is...where else did you feel it???...the earthquake i mean not the frijoles...lol...
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don\'t regret the things that once made you smile,
learn from your mistakes,
and thank God for every second he gives you upon this earth.
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Bob and Susan
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nothing felt here in mulege...
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Summanus
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Nothing here in Point Loma.
Summanus....ancient Roman Nightly Thunder God. He liked refrieds too.
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bajabound2005
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nothing in punta banda
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Russ
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Little quakes I believe are good because they relieve the pressure. But if it's volcanic..... Ohhhh Boy. LOL and keep us informed. Nothing in Punta
Chivato.
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shari
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So if it is volcanic, would that be why it doesn't show up on any websites...does there have to be a station nearby to register these tremors?? Are
volcanic tremors localized like it has been here, it seems to only affect about a 10 mile radius. Hey maybe that's why the water is so warm....boiling
below!
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David K
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Shari, there is something going on just in your neighborhood it seems.
I am now guessing fishermen dynamiting or some mine operation. Maybe time to drive around and interview people and get them to point to where the
blasts seemed to come from.
Is there local policia that can make official comment or do you need to get the army to come to Bahia Asuncion and witness this?
[Edited on 11-26-2006 by David K]
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mtgoat666
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Things that are mistaken for earthquakes: blasting, landslide movement, heavy construction equipment moving about, sonic booms, etc.
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MrBillM
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Earth Shaking Events
Perhaps it came from the Beach Crowd Friday and Saturday night at Rancho Percebu.
Their explosive activities seemed like they could have generated ground shaking hundreds of miles away. Unfortunately, no one found dead on the beach
in the morning
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shari
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Holy CRAP, she just shook again but the worst one yet at 4:01, a slight one at 4:03 and a monster at 4:08 that lasted about 5 seconds and lots of
houses cracked and stuff fell down....yikes...now I AM getting nervous.
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David K
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Shari, see my post above...
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DianaT
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Sure hope you find out what is happening soon---doesn't sound like it is doing anyone's nerves any good.
Diane
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jerry
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could it be capt george?? blowing his own horn?? again lol just kidding
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shari
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No David, fishermen are not dynamiting anything. In the last hour it has shaken 7 times for 5 seconds at a time....a news flash came on the VHF from
La Paz saying it is a result of some volcanic activity somehwere nearbye, there is alot of built up energy that needs to be released....it is shaking
as I write this right now! Every few seconds now....I'm going outside, this is just too scary to be inside....hopefully back soon...
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jerry
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if its an isolated area thats shaking id be heading out of that area for a while
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shari
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I seems to only be felt slightly in Pta.Prieta about 25 miles from here, nothing in tortugas or San Hipolito so it has a small range...fiercest
shaking is right here at the point but the whole village reports houses cracking...I keep thinking well it's gonna settle down as the last 5 days has
only shaken 2 or 3 times a day but it seems to like this sunset hour most although has done it's thing in the wee hours and at bedtime which is very
unnerving. The La Paz guy said to maintain calm that they think it's just some volcanic farting...hmmm. I'm gonna stay put and see what happens but I
do have my car pointed towards the nearest hill and a little pack ready with my papers and such, maybe I'll turn off the gas tank too. The La Paz
report made me feel a little better, lets hope they aren't lulling us into a false sense of security here.
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Barry A.
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"Volcanic Farting"???????
That would do it for me------------I would be "out-of-there". Interesting that they are so "calm" about it in La Paz where they will remain
uneffected.
"Plumes of smoke"????? Do you smell any strange gases?? Like a sulfur smell, and/ or "brimestone" smell??? This would be a "clue" to be taken
seriously!!
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jerry
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i think if they wait to smell gasses it would be way too late
i know for sure when oil wells are drilled there are gassess that have no smell and one wiff will kill you deader them a door nail
jerry and judi
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