CLINTON — A mudslide destroyed a beach cabin Sunday on Whidbey Island near Clinton.
Neighbors told KING-TV the mudslide sounded like loud thunder.
There was no one inside at the time. Neighbors said the cabin was used by a family as a vacation getaway.
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