01-24-2009, 05:27 PM
You two are cracking me up. [
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Love the reminded you of fun times in the 60's.
Glen, my escrow closed as Flossie bore down us.
I was subletting an oceanfront duplex at Vacationland.
I had to get out two days early because the road was closing and the tidepools had relocated to under my house, more or less.
The first night I spent in the new house, the one I had just bought, was the quake.
Talk about testing the soundness! Post and pier was rockin and rollin. Being as I didn't know the house well yet and hadn't gone through any baby quakes, I didn't even know which doorway to stand in. Having to think out the structural strengths while in mid quake.
So ya, I know!
I looked in Seaview; my realtor said it was mixed in quality, and Puna Beach Palisades next door was more uptown. That's probably true. Uptown isn't necessarily better, more restrictive it appeared.
The lava was there in 1955 and there's no apparent reason (to me) why it wouldn't happen again in our lifetimes.
]Love the reminded you of fun times in the 60's.
Glen, my escrow closed as Flossie bore down us.
I was subletting an oceanfront duplex at Vacationland.
I had to get out two days early because the road was closing and the tidepools had relocated to under my house, more or less.
The first night I spent in the new house, the one I had just bought, was the quake.
Talk about testing the soundness! Post and pier was rockin and rollin. Being as I didn't know the house well yet and hadn't gone through any baby quakes, I didn't even know which doorway to stand in. Having to think out the structural strengths while in mid quake.
So ya, I know!
I looked in Seaview; my realtor said it was mixed in quality, and Puna Beach Palisades next door was more uptown. That's probably true. Uptown isn't necessarily better, more restrictive it appeared.
The lava was there in 1955 and there's no apparent reason (to me) why it wouldn't happen again in our lifetimes.