Couple watch as their home falls piece-by-piece down a widening 200ft cliff with no signs of slowing

Woah!

NOW it's time to bring in the tomato plants

Never build next to a cliff, river, beach or volcano I say.

The grass looks like artificial turf hanging over the side. Hope they have giant hole insurance.

What good does that do if the house you bring them into goes over a cliff?

Funny, that's exactly what I asked myself after clicking "post"

dont put house by cliff

Just WoW! I would freak, if that was happening to my front yard.

Indeed.

They used to have two children, until daddy wanted to make a swing for them in the garden.

Thanks for the pin. My first.

Too late, they were in the yard and are now at the bottom of the hole.

This is a real Cliff Hanger !

'We planted all those,' Mrs Ballinger told KOMO while fighting audible tears in her voice and watching her plants tumble away.

Just wait until the ground all over the U.S. starts cracking up... ohhhhh just you wait.

WOW! What a metaphore for Washington State itself!

Awwwwww :(

nice post but from the pics no way is tht 200ft maybe closer to 60

I live on the beach and couldn't be happier.
If one day SHTF I'll deal with it...

Hey if you have the money to live on the beach I'm sure you'll have whatever you need if something where to happen. Ps are you single?

It's totally amazing to me how passive these people are! At the first moment I saw the likelihood of losing valuables over the cliff, I'd be moving them back. That includes the workshop, the greenhouse, and the propane tank. At the least, they could have shut off the propane at the tank and chained it back to a deadman. Then getting the concrete base on steel and winching it. Not rocket science.

The so called "authorities" are more of a pain in the ass than anything. They train people to be passive and worry about "safety". Safety is relative, and we all need to deal with some risk in our lives. We all die anyway. These folks are seniors and have little to lose as far as lifetime, so live a little and get creative.

I don't know if it's possible to bridge the erosion with steel and concrete, and possibly backfill with large rocks. It seems a bit far gone for that. Still, there's little to lose by just living and saving all the plants, tools, buildings, etc., that they can. There's probably time to get the building on steel and be ready to move it back if necessary. The stupid insurance is probably the reason for their passivity - if it was cancelled, they'd probably get moving. They'd better check with their lawyer about the insurance and make sure it covers this eventuality.

Or near...

faultline
nuk powerplant
telephone poles

OMG, erosion! I blame HAARP, ancient aliens and of course, the Obama administration!

Have a bunch of places like this in my neck of the woods.

One of vivos "Signs to get a vault" is new geysers shooting up.

Thread: Vivos bunker "when do you know its time" list

CIA false flag plot to drive down the price of waterfront real estate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!