The aftermath of the slide looked much more impressive after the snow melt. Scott (middle), Russ (left) and I were one of the first to see it right after it happened. We knew it was big, but when the snow melts, you see all the carnage!

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509ers > Just another batch of trees completely destroyed.

509ers > You can see here where the slide originated, approximately 1,500 feet above this photo (in mid-February).

509ers > The aftermath of the slide looked much more impressive after the snow melt. Scott (middle), Russ (left) and I were one of the first to see it right after it happened. We knew it was big, but when the snow melts, you see all the carnage!

509ers > This gives you a good view of the slide path. Remember how much snow we had in mid-February? Too much for this mountain to hold on to!

509ers > Kyle, Nicole, and Russ check out the snow deposit about 400 feet above the deposition.

509ers > The power of Mother Nature is scary sometimes!

509ers > We are standing where Don May and his crew groom snowmobile trails in the winter. This slide would have been horrible if it had happened during a busy weekend day or when Don’s crew was grooming. Fortunately, there weren’t any people around when this gave way!

The aftermath of the slide looked much more impressive after the snow melt. Scott (middle), Russ (left) and I were one of the first to see it right after it happened. We knew it was big, but when the snow melts, you see all the carnage!

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