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<blockquote data-quote="greybeard" data-source="post: 954274" data-attributes="member: 18945"><p>Must have been scary CB. My father was home at the time in Channelview, having worked the graveyard shift night before, and I 'think' my mother was still working at the old San Jacinto Ordinance Depot (closed, sold and now called Jacinto Port)on the ship channel in Channelview at the time. Dad was afraid it was the depot that had gone up, and mom was afraid it was Humble that exploded. I don't know how much total explosive potential there is on the ship channel today, but if it were to all go up at the same time, you and I would both know it for sure..</p><p>My parents were living not far from Tyler when the New London school exploded in the 30s and they felt that one too. </p><p></p><p>When airplane sonic booms became fairly common in the 60s, my mother got a worried look on her face.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greybeard, post: 954274, member: 18945"] Must have been scary CB. My father was home at the time in Channelview, having worked the graveyard shift night before, and I 'think' my mother was still working at the old San Jacinto Ordinance Depot (closed, sold and now called Jacinto Port)on the ship channel in Channelview at the time. Dad was afraid it was the depot that had gone up, and mom was afraid it was Humble that exploded. I don't know how much total explosive potential there is on the ship channel today, but if it were to all go up at the same time, you and I would both know it for sure.. My parents were living not far from Tyler when the New London school exploded in the 30s and they felt that one too. When airplane sonic booms became fairly common in the 60s, my mother got a worried look on her face. [/QUOTE]
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