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Woah! An earthquake! In Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England! I must gather my possessions and prepare for the end times start up my laptop and blog it from the comfort of my bed!
Around 1 am, there were around 5 shakes, strong enough to rattle the windows and shake the heaps of books. I don't know if I'd've woken for it if I had been fully asleep (my childhood home in London shook more than that every time a goods train went underneath it). I presume it was an earthquake: at any rate I looked out of the window and couldn't see any giant lizards stomping down Newmarket Road.
Hmm. Happisburgh (village in Norfolk suffering coastal erosion) may not have appreciated having its cliffs shaken.
Around 1 am, there were around 5 shakes, strong enough to rattle the windows and shake the heaps of books. I don't know if I'd've woken for it if I had been fully asleep (my childhood home in London shook more than that every time a goods train went underneath it). I presume it was an earthquake: at any rate I looked out of the window and couldn't see any giant lizards stomping down Newmarket Road.
Hmm. Happisburgh (village in Norfolk suffering coastal erosion) may not have appreciated having its cliffs shaken.
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