@someone_else_again Said 
Wow, Jorie. I've been looking for a while for a picture that shows what the one in this article does...a side-by-side of before and after.
The National Guard should be there about now and they're allowing 60 civilian volunteers to help on the Darrington side of the slide.
I did see on the news this morning that they'd found a dog buried alive in one of the homes. And by that, I mean they found the dog alive. He shook the mud off his coat and walked away on his own.
I take that as a sign of hope. There could still be people alive in there and I pray they have the strength and courage to hold on. It is a difficult rescue/recovery attempt and there is more rain coming.
Yeah, I've been kind of following this as well. I remember thinking in the middle of this rainy season, that we would probably see a lot of this, but I never thought of everything that might come with. It's horrifying!
They are saying they have enough volunteers right now, and they are sticking with locals, who know the area well. Logical, as the area is still so dangerous as it is.
Mar 25, 2014 @ 15:16:04
