Thursday, March 16, 2023

There Goes The Neighborhood

 


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  1. Made in Chi-nuh.

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  2. Brothers Grimm would be proud; at least two at one slide!

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  3. I think I see a TV set still connected to its cable, going over the cliff first ahead of the house.

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  4. It's Kagoshima prefecture on the island of Kyushu in Japan, according to the caption. The hill eroded after heavy rain. I'm not sure of the date of this clip, but a big erosion scandal in the 1970's caused the government to cover most steep hillsides in residential areas with cement to prevent similar accidents.

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    1. I lived in Kagoshima for a few months in late 1979. There were lots of hills that I remember riding my bike up and down. The wind was blowing from the northeast and most mornings we had ash outside from Sakurajima. Looked like fluffy snow.

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  5. That was a really great electric cord holding the AC unit.

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  6. Do they have homeowners insurance?

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  7. Gravity wins again.

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  8. If that house was built before 1978 EPA requires a asbestos abatement procedure for demolition. They would be in big trouble for breaking the gov rules. But the house sliding down the hill is not against the law.

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    1. It's in violation of building setback rules and several other zoning issues.

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  9. Looks like a big piñata busting open at the end.

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  10. The Real Estate Market takes yet another tumble.........

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  11. Could this happen in Sausalito?

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  12. location,location, location.

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