The following photos were taken Dec. 24, 2012.
There were two distinct mudslides.
At time of photos a work crew was placing plastic sheeting on the area behind the wall's edge.
If you draw a straight-line eastward from the two mudslides, the line would go straight into the Wellington Hills "Park".
I will refer to the two mudslides as "A" and "B".
"A" is the one closest to 240th St. SE
Mudslides near Hwy 9 & 240th St. SE, Snohomish County (across from Costco)
Mud slid over the concrete block wall at the Woodinville Business Campus, Hwy 9 & 240th St. SE (across from Costco and below the Wellington Hills Park). Mud & rock debris were also on the train track.
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