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Oh heck, just had another quake this morning around 10.25am. i was still in bed having a coffee. It was only 4.0 but was very shallow at 5km deep and its epicentre was close by, so felt it strongly. We're now having smaller ones and the cats are terrified.I have to go out to help my daughter with her circular delivery and will shut the cats outside in their compound. It will be safer than inside the house. as one of our internal walls is very unsteady.Normally if we have any quake over 3.5, we tend to get others within the next 24 hour period. My poor animals living in a house that is situated right on a fault line. |
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Blinking heck I hope you are all okay. I suppose you know you live in a fault line - is all of New Zealand on a fault line Hope all is good when I get up in the morning. Look after yourself |
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