Slip-slidden'

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Pitter
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Slip-slidden'

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No I wasn't holding the camera crooked. This house in Trujillo, Colombia is getting ready to slide down the hill.

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sury
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Re: Slip-slidden'

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Scary. I feel for the owners/residents.
It certainly looked like they can't afford
To rebuild.
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Birma
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Re: Slip-slidden'

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That is an interesting looking building, Pitter. A whole assortment of materials have gone in to making it. It does look precarious, perched on the slope like that.
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the_hefay
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Re: Slip-slidden'

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Is the power pole part of the house? Sometimes when I look at the photo is seems it's beyond the house and sometimes it appears to be coming right out of the roof line.
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Re: Slip-slidden'

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No the power pole is behind the house...and it's crooked too.
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