Redlands students participate in the Great Shakeout

By ShakeOut on November 13, 2008 11:05 AM | | Comments (0)
BN13-SHAKEOUT-01-ER.jpgStudents from Victoria Elementary School in Redlands participate in the Great Southern California Shakeout, which is the largest earthquake drill in history intended to prepared residents for the disaster. More than 469,000 county residents had registered to participate in "duck, cover and hold on" events, Thursday, Nov., 13, 2008.

-Eric Reed, Staff photographer


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