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The Boston Globe reported that last night around 11:15pm an earthquake was recorded near Concord and also Lake Winnipesaukee.
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I have a few friends living in the Concord area that heard a loud boom and then their homes shook for 5 to 10 seconds.
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Just a little bump.
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Five to ten seconds is a long time for an earthquake like that to last. I've been through more than I can count and they always seem longer than they really are. What scares me most, is when you feel it begin, you don't know where it's going to be when it ends.
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