The Manhattan Project wrote:Manhattan felt it.
Lasted for 30 seconds.
Whole country has been effected.
The epicenter was 15 miles NE of Lincoln
Magnitude 4.7 on the Richter Scale
Kharhaz wrote:The Manhattan Project wrote:Manhattan felt it.
Lasted for 30 seconds.
Whole country has been effected.
The epicenter was 15 miles NE of Lincoln
Magnitude 4.7 on the Richter Scale
Just listening to the radio, apparently the epicenter is market rasen.
LFC2007 wrote:Kharhaz wrote:The Manhattan Project wrote:Manhattan felt it.
Lasted for 30 seconds.
Whole country has been effected.
The epicenter was 15 miles NE of Lincoln
Magnitude 4.7 on the Richter Scale
Just listening to the radio, apparently the epicenter is market rasen.
53.321°N, 0.314°W to be more specific.
LFC2007 wrote:Kharhaz wrote:The Manhattan Project wrote:Manhattan felt it.
Lasted for 30 seconds.
Whole country has been effected.
The epicenter was 15 miles NE of Lincoln
Magnitude 4.7 on the Richter Scale
Just listening to the radio, apparently the epicenter is market rasen.
53.321°N, 0.314°W to be more specific.
Woollyback wrote:woke me up in north manchester anyway, wardrobes wobbling & creaking etc. thought it was just mrs woolly snoring again so just turned over and went back to sleep![]()
get these quotes from local radio in lincolnshire, p*ss funny, all genuine apparently
"My son was admitted to casualty, because he woke up with such a start, he banged his head on a shelf"
"I heard it, but I didn't wake my husband, because we'd had a row"
"A crack opened up in a wall in Bourne"
"We're appealing to anyone that videoed the event to get in contact"
"Man's chimney came down into his bedroom"
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