Rushing water, exposed reefs.
In fact, some secondary waves are stronger than the first.
Officials from the Tsunami Center look more relaxed on camera.
Many surface roads in the inundation zone remain closed. Roads into Waikiki remain
blockaded.
Exciting, a worthwhile drill for "when" not "if" there is another disaster.
I'll not soon forget police with sirens & loudspeakers clearing the beaches and harbors...
adrenaline is a strange drug indeed. Not back to normal, but a whole less scary.
Aloha! c-
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I'm right down there with Miss Kitty. Can't blame her.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Please keep us updated.
I am praying that you all stay safe. thinking of you all
xx
Cloudia, yes, often the second, third and even fourth waves are bigger than the first. I'm glad you're safe. Please keep us updated.
Cheers!
Jo
Cloudia....?
Stay high...I Am!
oh Clodia, you poor thing! We have been gone all day. In one swoop, life can change on us. Glad to hear the good news.
We in Malaysia are watching the CNN news with great care.
And from the land of the Hornbills (Sarawak) I wish you and your family safety from tsunami and any after shock effects.
May the people of Chile be save too....
Glad to hear you took the way that was open to you. Happy you and the old man are done with this wave of adrenalin. Have some tea today and relax a bit.
Glad it hasn't been much worse than weird so far. Be careful.
Thinking of you still. Take care.
I've been thinking of you. There have been many aftershocks...and I'm not sure what that might mean when it comes to tsunamis. I'm sending you positive thoughts!
Hang in there. All we get in SoCal is earthquakes. Tsunamis sound scarier.
I have been following on TV, worried. You were my first thought when I heard that there was a tsunami warning - but Cloudia is in a BOAT! I am glad you have emergency plans.
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