Regent’s Slide Yesterday, oozing across the road

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• And the hits just keep on coming.

• Oh for Pete’s sake, think it’s going to take a bit more time and thought for future rain events! Frustrating for sure!!!

• Unfortunate but not surprising.

• Who's bright idea this was too think this was the way to repair the slide should be fired

• They need to control that water, the right side of the pic shows a huge amount of runoff.

• Mama Gaia says leave me alone. Let me rest. Find another way.

• You/we KNEW this would happen!!
  No state geologist will ever out match Plate Tectonics!!!
  Grey Slip, Duck Pond/White Creek, Willow Ck, Rain Rocks to Lopez Pt. just to name a few, will always move! Having the dozers shave off the burden just relieves the pressure for a while! This ladies n gents is what is called “ Job Security”

  • Hey, Bryan. Nice to hear your experienced take on this. In your list of big slides, you forgot Mud Creek, but then that happened after you left Willow Springs Station, so I forgive you. Job security, no doubt. Some things never change, do they? Hope all is well with you and MaryAnne.

• my dear friends and neighbors, that slope is BARE, of course the runoff is strong, especially with the punchy rains we've been having. if/when it vegetates again the runoff will ( probably/maybe ) slow down. the basic unstable geology of Big Sur the Drama Queen, yeah, that'll always be a PITA. but golly ain't it LOVELY ? !

• Oh no. Hope they can figure it out. It looks like a very steep hillside

• the opening comment...geez- was that yours Kate ? K- RAILINGS ? Its hard to believe you would suggest that ! What's going to hold K- rails in place? Does anyone else sense what's ahead? The Fed's will use this collosal mess, as proof California is miss managing funds...& they'll pull funding for highway repairs and fire suppression .