Tall buildings always sway a bit, if they were perfectly rigid something
would knock them over.
On 8/23/2011 6:33 PM, Christine Aguila wrote:
I've heard that the tall buildings in downtown Chicago swayed a bit--that's the
scuttlebutt anyway. Cheers, Christine
On Aug 23, 2011, at 1:08 PM, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
so Dave, you aint the only one..
OK so this was very minor in the city... according to the web there was
a 5.8 in Virgina a few minutes ago
steve??? more details???
two little slightly nausea producing bits of shaking... a few seconds, then a
pause, then more...
I thought Ashley was pulling on my computer chair.. but she was opposite me in
the other one.. looking perplexed.. a slight pause and
more shaking... clear what was happening then.
I called my friend Kate who has the store across the street - and said "did you feel it?"
and told her what it was.. she said - without any prompting from me "It felt like someone was
pulling on my chair"
Now I just looked and they said 5.9
HOpe you MId-atlantic guys will check in
ann - minimally rockin in NYC
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