Re: RC: eathquake!!

[Lynn Kinsky <lkinsky@silcom.com>]

>Connie,
>  Oh, so wrongo.  I live near Chicago and I will take an occasional tornado,
>humidity and below zero temps anytime over earthquakes!!
>  I guess it's all in what you are used to.  The descriptions of parking
>lots  doing the wave, etc. are nerve wracking for me.  At least we have some
>idea of when many tornados will form and they only do damage over a section
>of land.
>Roberta Harms

 Then don't even think about the New Madrid earthquake of 1811-12
(http://asms.k12.ar.us/armem/richards/science.htm)!

The first earthquake I ever felt was in upstate NY (before I ever moved to
California) , and as I recall it was only last year that Ohio/Indiana had
an earthquake in the 3-4ish range.

 I used to live in the East and MidWest  -- and the fact that I *chose* to
move here should give some indication of my preferences. <g>

Lynn Kinsky (Santa Ynez, CA)
http://www.silcom.com/~lkinsky



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