Brent and Frances were among residents out for a Sunday walk when they felt a very noticeable tremor on the Heath Street Bridge — known to locals as the Cat’s Eye Bridge. The Cat’s Eye is a pedestrian connection across the ravine between Moore Park and Bennington Heights. Brent and Frances, of Moore Park, said there were maybe six or seven people on the bridge at about 12.30 pm when the tremor began to move the bridge and shake the lamp posts on it. “It was kind of scary,” Frances said. “We didn’t know what was happening.” Brent said he wondered if he was dizzy because he hadn’t had lunch. Fortunately, they, and everyone else survived and Brent and Frances had an enjoyable lunch at Chai on Bayview after their Sunday adventure. Tremor shakes the “Cat’s Eye” bridge
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Brent and Frances were among residents out for a Sunday walk when they felt a very noticeable tremor on the Heath Street Bridge — known to locals as the Cat’s Eye Bridge. The Cat’s Eye is a pedestrian connection across the ravine between Moore Park and Bennington Heights. Brent and Frances, of Moore Park, said there were maybe six or seven people on the bridge at about 12.30 pm when the tremor began to move the bridge and shake the lamp posts on it. “It was kind of scary,” Frances said. “We didn’t know what was happening.” Brent said he wondered if he was dizzy because he hadn’t had lunch. Fortunately, they, and everyone else survived and Brent and Frances had an enjoyable lunch at Chai on Bayview after their Sunday adventure. 