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5 January 2013
Remarkable photos of a collapsing arch in California
Robert Wills has captured an amazing sequence of images of the collapse of a natural arch in a coastal cliff in California
14 December 2012
Images of a railway landslide in the Canadian Rockies
Some images of a spectacular rockslide in western Canada that blocked the CN mainline last month
6 November 2012
The most beautiful landslide on Earth? The Quiraing landslide on the Isle of Skye, Scotland
A brief description of one of the most beautiful landslides on Earth – the Quiraing (Quirang) on Skye in north-western Scotland.
1 November 2012
Images of landslides from the Sikkim Earthquake
Some images of landslides in Nepal triggered by the September 2011 Mw=6.9 Sikkim earthquake
17 October 2012
Photographs of the Kranevo landslide in Bulgaria
More information, including photographs, of the rotational #landslide in Bulgaria last weekend.
22 September 2012
Examples of ongoing slope deformation in New Zealand
Three examples of actively deforming slopes from New Zealand. Many slopes show slow deformation; knowing which are likely to fail is a significant challenge
21 September 2012
A complex riverbank collapse in New Zealand
Some photos from a recent field trip in New Zealand, showing riverbank failures on the Whataroa Gorge
16 July 2012
Stunning images of four recent landslides
Remarkable video and photographic imagery has emerged this weekend of the aftermath of landslides in Alaska, Canada and Japan
12 July 2012
The Mount Lituya landslide in Alaska – an update
New images have emerged of the Mount Lituya landslide in Alaska last month. It was a very large, very long runout rock avalanche
30 June 2012
The train derailment on the West Highland line on Thursday
The Daily Mail has a set of images of the train derailed by a landslide on Thursday on the West Highland line in Scotland
Dave Petley is the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. His blog provides commentary and analysis of landslide events occurring worldwide, including the landslides themselves, latest research, and conferences and meetings.
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