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boston bean

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19. my dining room hutch was going back and forth and the glasses were clanking.

Reply to catnhatnh (Reply #8)

Tue Oct 16, 2012, 07:20 PM

Oct 2012

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We just had an earthquake in MA [View all] boston bean Oct 2012 OP

Wow - Didn't feel a thing here rox63 Oct 2012 #1

really, it was the so strong! boston bean Oct 2012 #2

I live right near route 495 rox63 Oct 2012 #24

I can see why you would say that, but we know boston bean Oct 2012 #26

It's a sign... barnabas63 Oct 2012 #3

I wondered what the hell that was! graywarrior Oct 2012 #4

Honest? fadedrose Oct 2012 #5

last time was last summer, that I felt it. boston bean Oct 2012 #10

Hmmm, You might live over a sink hole? shintao Oct 2012 #41

Mitt's taxes escaped? nc4bo Oct 2012 #6

What the frack is going on there??? 2on2u Oct 2012 #7

Definitely... catnhatnh Oct 2012 #8

my dining room hutch was going back and forth and the glasses were clanking. boston bean Oct 2012 #19

Where do you live? WilliamPitt Oct 2012 #9

Will, I don't live from from the RI border, eastern part of RI border. boston bean Oct 2012 #13

I hate when I miss things. WilliamPitt Oct 2012 #16

Yep, felt it here on the North Shore DotGone Oct 2012 #11

We felt it in Northern Connecticut WhollyHeretic Oct 2012 #12

I felt that. Jennicut Oct 2012 #32

Yup , I thought it was my dog scratching under my desk at first. former-republican Oct 2012 #35

This message was self-deleted by its author darkangel218 Oct 2012 #14

Felt at least as far away as Lewiston, Maine KamaAina Oct 2012 #15

4.5 - Epicenter in Maine BumRushDaShow Oct 2012 #17

New England news says it was a 4.5 mag graywarrior Oct 2012 #18

I wonder what gas company is fracking up there? n/t Ian David Oct 2012 #23

Interesting question. graywarrior Oct 2012 #44

I'm in New Hampshire PatSeg Oct 2012 #20

I know they felt it in Maine, too. I just felt it here in Brockton. My wife felt in in Brockton. Ian David Oct 2012 #21

My bed was shaking for about 10 seconds, live a few miles north of Boston. edbermac Oct 2012 #22

That was our estimation too. About 10 seconds. nt boston bean Oct 2012 #25

What kind? Up2Late Oct 2012 #27

sort of like a rolling shake. boston bean Oct 2012 #29

Yup, I think they feel a little different in the East from the ones in California Up2Late Oct 2012 #36

My daughter just now called me from Somerville. Her apt. shook. lady lib Oct 2012 #28

wow... horseshoecrab Oct 2012 #30

And here I was thinking this was a thread about the MA Senate race. tarheelsunc Oct 2012 #31

M4.6 - 5km W of Hollis Center, Maine slackmaster Oct 2012 #33

Boston.com link WilliamPitt Oct 2012 #34

USGS says it was a 4.6, if you felt it, report it at the link on this page Up2Late Oct 2012 #37

About what time did it occur? smirkymonkey Oct 2012 #38

Greetings From California... WillyT Oct 2012 #39

Whoops, sorry. I must have posted that at the same time the last two posters added their posts smirkymonkey Oct 2012 #40

Same here - in southwestern NH matt819 Oct 2012 #42

Is there fracking going on near the epicenter? /eom dballance Oct 2012 #43

Weird, they down graded it to a 4.0 now? Up2Late Oct 2012 #45