Posted on 04/29/2015 4:15:18 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA
When the earthquake struck about noon Saturday, Greg Davenport was trekking in a steep valley in Nepals Langtang National Park, about 50 miles from the quakes epicenter.
It was a massive shaking, said Davenport, 50, of Seattle. All of the walls started to slough off. There were boulders, rockfalls and debris sliding down all over the place. If you were in the wrong place, you would be hit by a boulder and be instantly crushed.
Then, triggered by the quake, an avalanche roared into the valley.
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