Bob Mooers stands at the foot of the 15′ levee. Mud is plastered on the tree above him. Click to enlarge.
A 2.5 minute video of the landslide-spawned debris flow deposit is available on YouTube:
Dave Tucker
Posted by: magmatist | June 6, 2013
Middle Fork Nooksack debris flow VIDEO
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