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  #377454 7-Sep-2010 11:26
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Animals have instinct, they probably know it isn't too big a deal.. Beside, they're small enough to fit into small cracks.




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  #377490 7-Sep-2010 12:44
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  #377589 7-Sep-2010 16:35
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"The coolest photos of the aftermath of the New Zealand earthquake you will see all week
There are some pretty wicked pictures... http://www.crashbang.co.nz/quake040910/"

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  #377677 7-Sep-2010 21:23
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codyc1515: "The coolest photos of the aftermath of the New Zealand earthquake you will see all week
There are some pretty wicked pictures... http://www.crashbang.co.nz/quake040910/"

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Ouch!

I can see from street signs that some of the devastation is right in the centre - Tuam Street for instance.
Is all of Christchurch like this or are there just localised areas of major damage and the majority is still standing?

I can see online that the number of claims is climbing all the time.

Are there any estimates yet on the time to clear the rubble and rebuild/repair?

Some of the road damage would take our local Council six months or more to put right :-(

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  #377678 7-Sep-2010 21:24
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Here we go again

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  #377686 7-Sep-2010 21:39
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A fun game for those in the region (NOT).

When you hear a quake wait 15 minutes and then jump on the geonet website (http://www.geonet.org.nz/index.html). Go to the location of the quake and copy the cords of the quake e.g. 43.55°S, 172.50°E then goto google maps (you all know this one) and paste them in, lets see who can get the closest to the centre of a shock, my best so far is 200 meters .


North Island/anywhere is looking pretty good at the moment, just felt my first one for a good few hours


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  #377715 8-Sep-2010 00:43
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and again..... more sequels than Freddy

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  #377716 8-Sep-2010 00:47
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Yep. The interesting thing that the scientist on tvnz news at 8 said was that the more mag 5 aftershocks the more likely a mag 6 one is.

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  #377717 8-Sep-2010 00:49
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geonet hasn't updated but I reckon that was around 5

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  #377718 8-Sep-2010 00:50
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From the way it felt where I am (CBD) I think its 5.4. But looking at the MQZ drum on geonet it was probably 4.something

 
 
 
 

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  #377721 8-Sep-2010 00:59
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I'm in Avonside, felt very similar to the first of last night's 2 big aftershocks, will be interesting to see. Very subjective stuff at this time of night after a beer or 2

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  #377722 8-Sep-2010 00:59
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no geonet update. i think geonet has gotten bored, given up and left us!

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  #377723 8-Sep-2010 01:08
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What I would really like to know is what size aftershock it would take to cause another major power outage.

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  #377724 8-Sep-2010 01:13
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4.6 felt like more...

Reference Number: 3368287
NZST: Wed, Sep 8 2010 0:41 am
Magnitude: 4.6
Depth: 12 km
Details: 30 km south-east of Darfield

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