NPR’s Day To Day airs a story today about Highway 140 in California, which threads the tiny town of Mariposa on the way into Yosemite. Back in April a rockslide buried the road east of town. Rocks are still falling today. It’s proving to be the clot that’s starving the town of its lifeblood. the road was closed when I was up there in May. I had no idea the slide was so bad.
Click here to check out the story.
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mom - June 20, 2006 at 2:06 pm
Yikes. That looks like what happened to the Big Ol’ Oak Flat Road years ago.