Here in NJ. First time experiencing an earthquake. Shepard hooks were rocking back and forth, hummers did not stop using them.

Central NJ
USDA Zone 6
:C)

Mine too!

sarah merion station, Pennsylvania zone 6B

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2011/08/earthquake_rocks_new_jersey_an.html

Hopefully, there was little or no damage.



Cheers,Bob

KLEX - USA

I just posted about the quake in another thread. Ken and Sarah glad you didn't have any damage and that y'all are ok.

Penny
NY
USDA hardiness zone 6
Heat zone 4
Sunset zone 39

It was too far away for us to get any damage. I can remember several others not counting some pretty bad ones when I lived out west. I wonder about folks closer to the epicenter

I was sitting watching some tv while my hubby on a ladder hanging the cabinets we painted back up. It was a strange swaying back and forth here, like my chair was moving. I looked and saw the toys in the bird cages swinging back and forth. Than I went outside, just in case. I left my husband & the dog and birds, NICE! I was hoping someone else was outdooors also wondering what the heck was going on.

California is probably laughing at us with all the news coverage, just like when it snowed in Georgia this past winter and NJ called them wimps. lol

Pam
Matawan,NJ 6B

Hopefully no damage for anyone. It is scary.

Had a tremor here a few years ago shook so hard brought me straight up out of bed. Whoa!!

Steve
Martinsville, In
Heat zone 6
Sunset zone 35

wait until your house is slamming up and down on the foundation and the wood framing of your house is groaning & creaking...THEN you're experiencing an earthquake! I mentioned in Penny's thread that I have a friend about 35 miles from the epicenter of this quake...I'm waiting to hear what it was like at his house.

Patrick
USDA Zone 8b
Heat Zone 3
Sunset Zone 5
SeaTac, WA...one cool place

My best to you all!
Even though we have experienced many, it always put a fear in the pit of our stomach!