Unit 2.4, Exercise 11, page 45.0:01
It was unbelievably frightening.0:08
I went out into the street and people were just running about, shouting and screaming in the rain.0:11
Some pipes must have burst because the street was flooded.0:17
I tried to get as many people as I could away from the building as it might have collapsed at any moment.0:22
But as I was doing that, there was an aftershock and everyone panicked.0:29
It was a long time before the authorities said it was safe to go back inside.0:33
Liam, you just don't expect something like that when you're on holiday, do you?0:40
At the hotel, everyone was talking about a weather system coming in from the south.0:46
I've never seen anything like it.0:51
It all happened so suddenly.0:53
The roof was shaking like it was going to come off.0:55
Trees were blowing over and all the pool furniture was flying around in the pouring rain.0:58
We spent the rest of the holiday helping the locals tidy up.1:03
May, it was the noise that was worst of all.1:08
I mean, you might have seen it happen on tv, but really being there is something else entirely.1:12
It was like thunder, but it just carries on and gets louder and louder as it gets closer.1:19
From the hotel, we could see it.1:24
It looks like a huge white cloud, but don't let it fool you.1:26
That's a solid wall of snow and you don't want to get caught up in that, I can tell you.1:31
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