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One day in June 1999, Tony Baker was walking on a cliff right next to the ocean.

This is in Southern California.

Tony had done a bunch of work on the cliff over the years, he's a conservationist.

And one of his jobs was to plant native grasses and brush to help preserve the land.

That day he had his dog and his camera.

I was trying to get a photo of some swallows and then I'll say,

I didn't think started popping and rumbling.

And there was like a deep rumbling.

If first I thought I was imagining things or something.

And I started seeing cracks opening up around me.

Cracks opening up in the ground, now this dust coming up out of the cracks.

Then it was really loud because you have like these cliffs that are crashing down into the ocean.

You know, and I was like, okay, I need to figure out how to survive this.

So he holds onto his dog's leash and starts running.

And he starts to realize he's in the middle of a landslide.

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