Baja quake rolled my pool.

[parkerbink]

Pretty far away considering I am in Phoenix.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CXHa9hZF-I

[5KWattson]

damn, i didnt notice jack shit

[parkerbink]

Pay attention, the water is sloshing back & forth.



Thanks for posting.

[5KWattson]

no no no man i meant here i live in clovis im north of la about 3.5 hrs and didnt notice shit, i saw your pool that is crazy all the way in AZ

[parkerbink]

0 ic.

I used to live in Clovis, on Euclid off of Winery, seems like 100 years ago.

[5KWattson]

euclid...hmm i dont think i know where that is...thats odd i know fresno/clovis area pretty well too...was it as shity when you lived here as it is now? haha

[parkerbink]

It's toward the airport, kind of near Costco.

http://www.costco.com/Warehouse/WarehouseDetails.aspx?WarehouseNumber=135

[5KWattson]

ahhh no i remember ok yea my friend lives on ashlan an willow down the way

[deutschman]

wow. im just sitting here in sf waiting for the next big one to hit. it seams like there are earth quakes happening more frequently all over the glob now. good thing i live on solid rock. lots of sf is built on sand land fill which means all the houses built on that will sink during an earth quake. i dont know if you guys know this but sand liquefies during strong earth quakes.

[der affe]

got my pool sloshing in scottsdale too.

[GrahamH]

what are those giant circle things in the pool for? to reflect heat?

[VacMan]

I was in the backyard setting up our new patio set. It was much more dramatic here than your video shows. I read that the effect ran northwest of the epicenter so that might be why it was much more pronounced here.

[parkerbink]

what are those giant circle things in the pool for? to reflect heat?

In the direction they are currently they heat the pool turned over they cool it.

From January to May they are in there to warm the water. Generally late May it is warm enough without them.

About August they go in upside down to cool it below 100.