We got here after the last quake in 2006 as I recall. Been through several in my life, in California when I was at Fort Ord, and then Hurricanes while in Georgia and South Carolina. I tend to think more about Mount Rainer blowing it's top like St Helens than the earthquake.
I think if our daughters hadn't relocated here when they did, whe…
We got here after the last quake in 2006 as I recall. Been through several in my life, in California when I was at Fort Ord, and then Hurricanes while in Georgia and South Carolina. I tend to think more about Mount Rainer blowing it's top like St Helens than the earthquake.
I think if our daughters hadn't relocated here when they did, when we retired, we would have moved to be near them. But, all is good now, though my wife hates the winters.
We got here after the last quake in 2006 as I recall. Been through several in my life, in California when I was at Fort Ord, and then Hurricanes while in Georgia and South Carolina. I tend to think more about Mount Rainer blowing it's top like St Helens than the earthquake.
I think if our daughters hadn't relocated here when they did, when we retired, we would have moved to be near them. But, all is good now, though my wife hates the winters.
Tom Robbins refers to "a grey November light that might have been filtered through frozen squid bladders." Good old Seattle winter skies.
My twin brother lives in Kitsap County. I'm always impressed when it rains 6 times a day and clears to blue after each shower.