Felt the quake. It woke me up and I knew the bed was shaking, but I dismissed it, thinking it might have been part of a dream.Later, my husband phoned me from work and said it had been an earthquake.Others have been speaking about it and their experiences.For me, this is yet another sign of the endtimes.Hope we have revival before long.God bless
Dr Brian Baptie, of the BGS, said: "An earthquake of this size, of magnitude five or thereabouts, will occur roughly every 10 to 20 years in the UK. So we can get these kind of moderate to significant earthquakes of this size but they're relatively rare."
Brother Compliments,That '10 to 20 years' you quoted is a statistical average. The last quake was centred around 60 miles west of this, in 2002.Six years ago.
Can we put the book of Revelations away for now?
Other thread: "2/3's of Britons claim no religion"
Are you trying to pick a theological fight with me Linn?
Karl asked:
[img align=right]http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/44455000/jpg/_44455115_earthquake8_pa300.jpg[/img]The earthquake caused damage to many homes.Keber Afonso surveys the damage to his home in South Yorkshire.[url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7267301.stm]We captured earthquake on video[/url][url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7266668.stm]Market town at epicentre of quake[/url]'Rex Clarke, who lives in nearby Newton, said: "It was like I was made of cotton wool - I just flew across the floor".'
