Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 5:19 pm
Not again... :( You guys have been through quite a bit in recent months. I hope all members and their family/friends are ok.
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Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 5:26 pm
I hope everybody is ok out there!
Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 6:45 pm
jase said both the Starions are damaged, worse than last time - the force pushed them into the garage door and the garage door is damaged also as a result.
Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 6:55 pm
Some pics from my work.
This is the network engineering room from Snap internet
Starion and the other cars are fine. Very luck as the handbrakes where off on all three cars and very fortunate that they didn't rock into walls etc
This is the network engineering room from Snap internet
Starion and the other cars are fine. Very luck as the handbrakes where off on all three cars and very fortunate that they didn't rock into walls etc
Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 7:16 pm
Was a good shake up alright.
Was in the smoko room at work - watched some windows buckle and shatter in front of me.
Just got power back on at home. No real damage - just some stuff fell over. Really lucky. Aftershocks are crazy
Was in the smoko room at work - watched some windows buckle and shatter in front of me.
Just got power back on at home. No real damage - just some stuff fell over. Really lucky. Aftershocks are crazy
Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 7:20 pm
My one moved quite a bit... sideways 
a bit of damage this time but no worries.
In at work to use the power, its the first news reports I've seen and shes still rocking. My family is ok hope everyone else is as lucky.
Going to be a crazy few days though, no power for about 90% of the city I've seen, obviously no sewerage or water either so alot of people affected this time. We will need help this time for sure, the destruction is massive and wide spread.
a bit of damage this time but no worries.In at work to use the power, its the first news reports I've seen and shes still rocking. My family is ok hope everyone else is as lucky.
Going to be a crazy few days though, no power for about 90% of the city I've seen, obviously no sewerage or water either so alot of people affected this time. We will need help this time for sure, the destruction is massive and wide spread.
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 5:08 am
My family is ok though it took us 10 hours to be able to check on my grandfather. My staz is ok being in Ashburton (1 hour south) where the quake was felt but no damage was caused) and I didn't feel it up north.
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:33 am
so sorry to see this happen all over again. Hope all my Kiwi mates and families are safe and well but it looks heaps worse than the previous quake and will take a long time to get back to normal.
When we holidayed a couple of years ago ( how time flies :( ) we stayed at Cathederal Square and inspected the cathereral and admired its wonderfull history and workmanship and it is sad to see the damage to it now.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you
When we holidayed a couple of years ago ( how time flies :( ) we stayed at Cathederal Square and inspected the cathereral and admired its wonderfull history and workmanship and it is sad to see the damage to it now.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 7:38 am
Glad to hear you guys are ok, and secondly all the stazzas made it out alright. Our thoughts are with all of you across the ditch.
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 7:43 am
Incredible, just incredible.
Seems that there's double dosages being dished out, first Queensland now NZ.
All the best, just take one day at a time.
Seems that there's double dosages being dished out, first Queensland now NZ.
All the best, just take one day at a time.
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 4:35 pm
Hey Im alright and so is my partner although she is shaken up. Animals are all fine apart from tropical fish which are starting to die from lack of heat. We have no power, water or sewage and not likely to for a long time. House is on way more of a lean then before but still standing well for 90 years old. Garage has about 2 foot of silt through out and the yard has about 10 times the amount of silt them last time about 4 feet deep in places. If anyone can help with a 240v. Converter for a car please contact me on 0272524725. I need to get the heater on the fish tank going asap.
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 9:48 pm
I saw some pictures, terrible.
Hope you guys are doing ok.
-Robert
Hope you guys are doing ok.
-Robert
Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 6:43 am
Our house survivied ok but its seems it going to weeks before power and water are restored, kinda freaky going back at night with complete darkness for miles in not so good neighbourhood. But I'd rather stay there to keep an eye on things.
Big thanks to the Aussies and other international help, Aussie search teams arrived in about the amount of time it took to drive across the gridlocked town home which is incredible. These international guys have way more experience and better equipment for this stuff, teams from Singapore, Taiwan, Japan are here with the USA and UK help arriving tonight.
A few mates are among the missing I'm hoping for a positive outcome but have to get on and help the people that are ok to keep the mind positive.
Big thanks to the Aussies and other international help, Aussie search teams arrived in about the amount of time it took to drive across the gridlocked town home which is incredible. These international guys have way more experience and better equipment for this stuff, teams from Singapore, Taiwan, Japan are here with the USA and UK help arriving tonight.
A few mates are among the missing I'm hoping for a positive outcome but have to get on and help the people that are ok to keep the mind positive.
Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 7:47 am
It's a terrible terrible thing guys, we're all thinking about you from over here!
Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 5:56 pm
Mabe you could try some coolite or a blanket to try and preserve heat in the fish tank. Dono how an inverter would go with the load a heater pulls, but good luck.