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Igel

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4. Probably not yet.

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Thu Jan 16, 2025, 10:34 PM

Jan 16

I mean, it's going to take water to actually compromise it.

Happens after every wildfire. By the time the rains come the roots that hold the top layers of soil in place are dried and weakened.

Rains come. Swoosh. Sudden change in perspective for the high and mighty on their perches.

Malibu parties are known for mass wasting. How ironic.

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Landslides are now a worry in L.A. CBC News The National. [View all] applegrove Jan 16 OP

OH NO! Never thought of such! elleng Jan 16 #1

Those poor people in L.A. By its nature it will be the homes applegrove Jan 16 #2

Yes, the rain if it comes Johonny Jan 16 #3

Probably not yet. Igel Jan 16 #4

I've seen two different stories of houses that survived applegrove Jan 17 #5