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**Plulpangepler** · 09-22-2012, 12:38 AM

I have been in (fortunately) mild earthquakes several times. Once in KY 35 years ago, another here in PA last year (the one that damaged a lot of stuff in DC, like the Natl Cathedral and Washington Monument), but by far the most "exciting" was when I was on the 3rd floor of a corrugated steel building outside of Tokyo. Serious "shake, rattle, & roll" went on then!

Had a tornado go though my yard when I lived in KY.

Have lived through many hurricanes, including one in a mobile home in Daytona Beach when I was visiting grandparents as a kid. Now THAT was scare - especially when the pine cones fell from those tall trees and landed on the roof!

09-22-2012, 12:38 AM	#14
Plulpangepler Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 366 Senior Member	I have been in (fortunately) mild earthquakes several times. Once in KY 35 years ago, another here in PA last year (the one that damaged a lot of stuff in DC, like the Natl Cathedral and Washington Monument), but by far the most "exciting" was when I was on the 3rd floor of a corrugated steel building outside of Tokyo. Serious "shake, rattle, & roll" went on then! Had a tornado go though my yard when I lived in KY. Have lived through many hurricanes, including one in a mobile home in Daytona Beach when I was visiting grandparents as a kid. Now THAT was scare - especially when the pine cones fell from those tall trees and landed on the roof!
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