Zookeeper Survives First Earthquake
While Isaac was manning the fort here at the office, I was very glad to be wearing all of my hockey gear at a “client lunch” up in Burbank at the venerable Pickwick Ice Arena when our first SoCal earthquake hit a little before noon. Sitting on the bench, the boards started rattling and the lights from the roof swayed for about 10 seconds. Condensation from the roof shook loose and rained down on the ice. Funny enough, the guys on the ice had no idea anything had happened. The quake, with an epicenter in the Chino Hills, measured 5.4 on the Richter Scale.
Back at the office, Isaac reports he heard a crack sound and his desk swayed back and forth. “It was pretty weird. Everything in the office kind of rattled.”
More reports as events warrant.