With all those hills, the wave might have been dampened in some areas.
BTW, I did not feel a thing here in Michigan...but that does not mean much. I have never felt any quake here in Michigan even though people right next to be said they did. I jokingly say it is because I was born on the West Coast and these "people sneezing posing as earthquakes" just don't register on my West Coast tuned body. <grin>
On Aug 23, 2011, at 2:18 PM, Kavsak, Paul M. wrote:
> Did not feel it in Pittsburgh, must have taken an end around.
>
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