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Nile home was where landslide wanted to go

Steve Smith will never forget the sound. Standing behind his house at the bottom of a steep slope, he heard muffled thunder and cracking in the hillside. Full Article at The Seattle Times

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    YAKIMA, Wash. – Steve Smith will never forget the sound. Standing behind his house at the bottom of a steep slope, he heard muffled thunder and cracking in the hillside. Full Article at The Olympian

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  1. In this photo made Sept. 23, 2009, twin brothers Steve, left, and Phil Mahre display their silver and gold 1984 Olympic medals, and photos of themselves from the slalom event, in Yakima, Wash. Hard to believe the moment happened nearly 26 years ago.
  2. This image released by the Washington State Dept. of Transportation shows a damaged home and broken roadway from a landslide near Naches, Wash. on Monday, Oct. 12, 2009.

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