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5 comments:
I thought of you when I read this and hoped it was far away from you. Still, any quake is too close for comfort. I'm glad there is no damage to you or your home. And that you are safe. You're right -- the next can be worse.
That one did get a mention in the news here, amongst all the war and flood and pandemic stories.
I'm in the pale yellow area (4) and it shook a lot. I can not imagine how terrible it must have been near the epicentre indicated in dark red.
Yes, you are right, we have to prepare and enjoy life as long as we can.
Pamela: I am happy you are safe but sad some lost their lives.
I hope you have no more earthquakes.
Catherine
And close to Fukushima yet again - eek! Glad to know you are safe.
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