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Originally Posted by Esteban
Tbh, I think I'll take the quakes over hurricanes, tornadoes, humidity, freezing weather, etc. Don't have any of that in the mild climate I live in. Quakes don't come that often, the other things I mentioned above come every year.
Glad you left it; I love it. Cheers.  |
I grew up in SC and now live in Texas and felt the same way until I went thru the big one in Japan in Mar 2011. I was on the Narita Express to leave Tokyo when it hit. The train stopped and didn't move for nearly 17 hours. I thought the train was going to shake off the track. And there were about 40 aftershocks over 6.0 - enough to make you wonder what was coming next.
Funny part of the story - when we finally got to Narita airport they refunded a big portion of the ticket price because the train was delayed.
