Monday, 21 November 2016
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hi jack. just seeing the side gets me thinking, we are due for a big quake anyway even if it doesn't happen in 50 years.
ReplyDeleteHi jack,
ReplyDeleteI like your slide it has lots of information. You could put so things about what we should do to be ready for the earthquake you have only said be ready.
cheers,
mya
Quinn here
ReplyDeletehave to say great work on the alpine fault and your right we need too be prepared.
Hi Jack,
ReplyDeleteI I like your work hope we get out in time
Great Work
Kaia
hi I've learnt lots about earthquakes.What made you want to learn about earthquakes and the alpine fault?
ReplyDeleteGreat discovering I hope I will be ready for this one this will be very very scary.
ReplyDeletehi it's Kaley It was a very good slide about earthquakes next time you could add in more pictures and change the font so it's easyer to read
ReplyDeleteHi Jack It's Chloe
ReplyDeleteloved how you explained all about it and how you explained what damage it would do and we do need to be prepared!
thanks Chloe
check out my blog at:
http://paroagreychloet.blogspot.co.nz/
Hello Jack
ReplyDeleteThis was very interesting and informative it is a great slide
I have learnt a lot about earthquakes and the Alpine fault.
here is a link to my blog
http://macg7.blogspot.co.nz/
thanks Mac
hi it's Amy this is cool you shold ad more to this
ReplyDeletececk out my blog at
Amy @ Paroa School
Hello i'm Luke
ReplyDeleteyour work is very helpful i don't wanna die from an earth quake so i'm gonna move to Australia so i don't die
view my blog here>>>>>>>>>>> http://lukem7.blogspot.co.nz/
kind regards Luke
Hello
ReplyDeleteThis sounds very scary I hope this doesn't happen when I'm alive but it probably will.
hi it's Eloise
ReplyDeletethis is very informative and very interesting and great job on making this slide you must have worked very hard
hi jack you are very good at the alpine folt so i think you should
ReplyDeletekeep on doing it
hi jack
ReplyDeletenow i have learnt a lot about earthquakes
Hello jack.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting stuff
That's awesome Jack! it's really making me think about the earthquakes that are happening and might happen in New Zealand. Check out my blog http://ollier7.blogspot.co.nz/
ReplyDeletehi konnah here and i think all of this is really good info and i hope you get out in time when it happens
ReplyDeletekonnah was here:-)
Hi Jack
ReplyDeleteIts me...Riley
I hope we all are ready because it could happend right know.
And if you want to check out my blog it at http://rileyf7.blogspot.co.nz/
cheers
Riley
hi this is very interesting maybe next time tell us what to do to get ready
ReplyDeleteInteresting passion project, Jack! When the Alphine Fault ruptures, I'll probably go on a plane to Brisbane. I will be safe up there! Maybe you could come with me, so that you will be safe, too. I bet we will probably both be 30 ywars old by then. Thanks, Mate.
ReplyDeletethanks for all the comments guys i will keep working on this
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Jack