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“I heard this big noise in my room while I was lying down and I thought it was just my cat climbing on the roof but not until about an hour later I saw everyone posting it on the internet and I just realized we had an earthquake.” – Mia
“I woke up to the sound of the earthquake and the shaking of the bed. It was a distinct rumbling from the floor. My shower screen in the inner room was rattling. By the roaring and shaking, I would have suspected it was shallow with a hotspot nearby.” – Diane
“It was probably the scariest thing I’ve ever experienced. I woke up and honestly expected to see an airplane with flames all around it.” – for every
“Here at Sandhurst it began with a very low-frequency grumbling that could be heard from a great distance. After a few seconds there was one short, but very strong shiver that made my house and my bed shake. I was ready to jump out of my bed to escape if need be. Tomorrow I shall check the walls In search of cracks caused by this earthquake.” – Jerry
“The sudden jolt I felt at Glenroy was so frightening, I honestly thought a plane had crashed nearby.” – on
“I was concentrating on my computer and then I heard a great crack followed by a strong jolt. It scared the life out of me.” – Julie
“I felt this in St Kilda West, a loud noise followed by a very big impact on the second floor of the house.” – David
“I felt it on the Mornington Peninsula. I thought someone was on the roof or jumped on the deck because it was so loud. – Josh
“It shook my solid brick house. It sounded like an explosion.” – Violetta
“In Keillor, the whole bed shook and the house shook. No damage as far as I can see this late at night.” – Stan
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