The experiences on 22 February 2011 of three Radio New Zealand reporters who were working in Christchurch on the day the earthquake hit.
A photo taken on 22 February 2011 shows a collapsed row of shops on Worcester Street in Christchurch.
Photo: AFP
It started out quite summery, the 22nd February 2011. I wore ballet flats, a dress. Had bare legs.
It proved a very poor wardrobe choice.
Aside from the need to wade through fresh pools of murky liquefaction and bits of broken building - the temperature after the quake dropped dramatically. I was freezing. The coldest I can ever remember being. My jaw seized up and my fingers couldn t hold a pen to write on the notebook I d stolen from the Ecan (regional council) bunker.
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