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Aerial photo of Highway 65 Landslide in Tennessee by Dennis Hutcheson
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Highway 64 Rock Slide Aerial Photos

November 25, 2009 rockman 2

Some new aerial photos of the landslide or rock slide that blocked Highway 64 in Tennessee were posted last week by WTVC Channel 9. This was the landslide caught on video that I posted about […]

A plume of dust at Yosemite National park after a rock slide Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2009. Photo by National Park Service, Erik Skindrud.
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Rockfall in Yosemite causes hotel evacuation of all 300 guests

August 29, 2009 rockman Comments Off on Rockfall in Yosemite causes hotel evacuation of all 300 guests

A landslide in Yosemite National Park on Wednesday damaged three cars in the parking lot of the Ahwahnee Hotel and left rocks, one the size of two SUV’s in the parking lot. Park officials evacuated […]

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