Emma Tullett was perched on the couch looking through YouTube music recordings when her home started to self-destruct.
A window dazzle came slamming down and as her accomplice attempted to reattach the fitting, he saw a column of trees gradually sliding over the close by precipice edge.
"He said 'you have to get out' and I feel that is the point at which I simply lost it somewhat," the 42-year-old said.
She got together her four youngsters, tossing coats over the most youthful, matured six and eight. In the scramble for wellbeing, she didn't have the opportunity to put on their shoes.
Throughout the following four days, she viewed from a separation as her home on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, went over the bluff in stages. The moderate procedure was "like torment", she stated, and left an odd feeling of "help" when the entire thing at long last fell on 2 June.
"I have nothing," she said. "All we got out with was the night robe we were wearing."
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