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The “natural” alarm clock

04:42 - a 4.2 earthquake rocks you awake1. It’s the “natural” alarm clock. It was about 8 miles or so to the South-East on the Hayward fault. Now I try to get back to sleep, heart pounding and all that.

Footnotes:
  1. Of course, being on the landfill part of the county tends to accentuate the shake a little. It seemed like it went on for about 7-10 seconds↩

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  1. That’s a lot of bass for a movie… » señor taco’s travels Says:
    October 30th, 2007 at 21:04

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