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JRscooby
Jul 09, 2019Explorer II
bob213 wrote:JRscooby wrote:
If the worst is past is one thing, but do we know it is over? Why go to where you could become another burden to a damaged infrastructure?
With floods, tornados, hurricanes and earthquakes, if we thought like that our RV's would never leave the driveway.
In my defense, the reason I give this a thought is experience. Hauling a load of supplies into disaster areas for Red Cross, I give some thought to how I can reduce the odds my name shows up on a victim list. For example, I carry plenty of food/water for myself, and make sure I have fuel to get out of area.
GHOST1750 wrote:
We are going because we need to attend a funeral of a family member, otherwise forget it. Be there a couple days.
Sorry for your loss.
MrWizard wrote:
he didn't say he was going to Ridgecrest or Trona
only that he was coming to Southern Calif from the Northern end of the state
he would not be burdening the infrastructure there at earthquake epicenter
Well, I'm not real well educated, but it is my understanding that some of the fault lines run for many miles. And some places have said there is a possibility the recent quakes may have added stress to other fault lines. Say one bridge is closed, traffic diverted to others. Any non-essential traffic is going to add non-essential stress to infrastructure.
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