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Originally posted by: forkushV
I was less than four miles from the epicenter of the Northridge quake, and that was entirely a different experience.
DonDiego was working at Fort Hunter-Liggett, CA, participating in a test of a proposed Army air-defense weapon, when the Loma Prieta Earthquake hit in 1989. He was driving "home" to his room in King City when the 'quake hit, and did not even notice it.
The folks in King City said the high-school football field exhibited waves in the ground as the quake rolled under it.
But during that night, sometime in the early AM, an aftershock shook him awake in his bed; the disturbance comprised a shaking, which DonDiego estimated around 3-to-4-shakes-per-second which lasted a little over 30 seconds. When it stopped DonDiego rolled over and fell back to sleep; DonDiego is an excellent sleeper.