Torrey Pines landslide, ends with a boom
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- čas přidán 19. 01. 2023
- Thanks for watching. I was there 5 minutes before it started. Came across a couple of people looking like bird watchers. I wasn't sure if it was just a trickle or would stop. And, If you thought I was stupid for standing in front of it.... One of the most fascinating things was this guy sitting on the rocks about 75 yrs south (to the right). While the cliff was not falling over there, everyone was yelling at him to get away from the cliff. When i started filming he was still there, I kept panning to the right to see if he had moved. Fortunately he did, and a couple minutes later where he stood was 6 feed covered in rocks. I saw him on the way out, told him what i saw, and said he was the luckyest man on the beach. :-) There's just a little more video, but nothing as exciting, it almost stopped when i turned off this clip.
If only there were some sort of technology by which this could be recorded in a widescreen format or horizontal orientation to capture the true beauty of this experience.
I came to make the same comment also. Who the heck doesn't know to film in landscape mode. My goodness, he was swinging the camera back and forth, and if he had been in landscape mode, he could have just stood still. 🤣
I wondered if he was focused on the vertical movement of rocks, and that kept him holding the camera in the portrait orientation
I thought portrait mode worked pretty well for this video. You got to see the cliff from the top to the bottom and where the rocks ended up.
just further proof that the world is full of people unable to learn the simplest things.
Sounds like this guy was sitting on the toilet 🚽 bowl and straining really hard .
Dude , careful you don’t have a heart attack. You do no what happen to Elvis, right ?
Good to see Bill and Ted are still having excellent adventures 🤣😂🎸🎸🎸
Party on dudes..
Whoooooaaaa!!
🤣🤣
DUDE
Most triumphant! LOL
Good cliffhanger stopping the video when the entire cliff starts to fall down.
That's why they call it a cliff-hanger, I see
Is there part 2?
Looks like he had to run 😬
@@boyanaskrbic yes. Better safe than sorry!
excellent pun
The Paraglider at 2:49 wasn’t expected. Cool 😎
Good catch, BUT, there's a reason that tv/movies are LANDSCAPE and not portrait. Why do cell phone camera users not understand that? Turn them horizontal folks!
Lol came here to say the same thing 🤣
LOL mee to, wanted to point out the same thing. The vertical panning is a bit annoying, we would see so much more in landscape mode
Ditto
Maybe he's capturing it vertically in order to be able to frame the entire cliff top to bottom. Did you think of that?
@@SDMacMan Then zoom out.
But I think they THEY think most will watch on phones, not desktops, and forget that phones can rotate.
Initially I thought this video was going to be too long and I wouldn't have the patience to watch it all. But then slowly it got really fascinating and I didn't want it to end!!!
And then it ended right when it got really good 😢
Yeah it looks like it warming up
No, it wasn't too long but it sure was narrow.
😀😀 me too
Same! 😀
That one guy is CRAZY to be that close!
Yeah, you’ve got rock falling on your left and right so you just stand in the middle filming. Seems like a death wish to me.
Reminded me of that Ron Artest NBA brawl. Guy was just standing there filming with his phone with all the chaos going around him and got smacked😊
How about the guy on top at 5:40 and on. You can see him clearly. What looks like someone up there. It actually looks like someone was throwing or making it fall from up top.
@@aliasiskey4434the gov has the means to make this happen using frequencies . And they can and would have people there to document it. They just would act like stoners and random people to throw us off. Odd how he just happened to be filming at the right time. Don'tcha think ? Lol
Very cool to see something that’s been there for thousands of years, crumble in about 10 minutes!
Jeff Spicolli narrates a rock slide. Radical Mr. Hand…radical.
Came here for that comment lol
Hahahaha...whoa...❤️
Gnarly dude, totally!
Relax, I can fix it!
"Awesome! Totally Awesome!"
that was more entertaining than anything i've seen from hollywood lately, thanks for posting this. pretty amazing, glad no one was hurt.
Its a transmountain transitioning into a prairie.
I'm so happy Hollywood still films horizontally...
I stopped watching that zio BS propaganda years ago .
@@pallikorva11 You got a point - if they only could keep it as short.
local news report multiple deaths in the past decades over several events.
Even though watching this made me feel somewhat anxious, there was still something very naturally soothing and organic about it.
Aaaaaand you stopped filming….
The portrait of that landscape was brilliantly filmed.
Not sure the camera man understands this brilliant comment... 😅
Epic.....
You said it more eloquently than I would have.
I also like "ohhhhh maaaaaaan" all over the sounds of nature
And the panning away from interesting moments...🙄🤦
I’ve been telling this to my friends for years. Californias coast has always been this way it’s natural and it’s how it’s supposed to work. The problem is they built a bunch of houses and businesses right by these cliffs and they’re shocked that it’s eroding. Like it hasn’t been doing that for the thousands of years.
The funniest part is I’m not even from San Diego. I’m from Chicago and I’ve just lived out there for 10 years and actually put in some effort to learn about where I moved to. But people who’ve lived there for their entire life don’t understand this.
Even I know this and I'm not from America. People have built houses and other buildings on which is/was reclaimed land (in cali). The stupidity of you guys over there is kind boggling lol
wrong. this is bc of climate change. duh
I blame Hunter Biden for this ;)
All that rain has to go somewhere as it is seeping out causing this erosion.
Seriously though, you are 100% correct Mother Nature showing us who is Boss.
That is why I don't get it that this guys taking the video still got the nerve to laugh on what's happening right before their eyes.
@@franciscolopez3229 Honestly, I think he's some slacker dude smoking a joint: "Woah"! ;^)
This is the craziest event I’ve seen that fully portrays the sheer power of nature. I wish to one day experience something like this in person
While this is powerful, water is crazier. It’s the force behind things like this. I drowned in the ocean in 2018 and was flown to a hospital while getting my lungs and stomach pumped and fed pure oxygen. That didn’t stop me from enjoying the pleasures of the ocean but I have an unbreakable respect for it now along with the rest of nature. It does not care about your life 😂
Just gravity.
@@tony.bickertat its full potention lol u f wore
That was fascinating - how suddenly all this dirt would pour out of what looked like a hole in the rock. Like the rock was just crust over the dirt rubble. So interesting. 😍
I’m not here to complain HOW it was filmed. I just came to say I’m SO GLAD IT WAS FILMED!!! Absolutely AMAZING!! Loved it! WOW! Just WOW!!!
Let me complain
you will begin to see idiots hanging their t.v.'s this way someday and enabling the option to use tv this way.. LOL just kidding (god i hope).. its all due to one thing, programmers allowing users to choose. this then became the norm from iphone users using apps that only offered the vertical mode due to the amount of time spent using the devices, having to switch hands from fatigue.. it became easier to hold it one handed for simply just swiping with thumb. and using one hand to record at concerts etc.. you cant game or even type properly using this format, but it doesnt matter it is now ingrained. the youth prefer this mode as it is now "corny" to record in landscape mode. however since i transfer most of my content to my p.c., its better to stick to landscape mode. HEX coin $0.025 PZEN coin $0.0027
I am here to complain! Where is the rest of it? There was more mountain coming down. I hope they have a sequel. 🙂
I’m complaining. It looks like it was filmed from inside a glass of water.
I'm glad there's at least one righteous person in this whole heartless group!!! Cough, landscape, cough....
The person recording this is definitely from San Diego
Love your channel! And definitely a surfer bro lmao
And definitely a moron for filming in portrait mode.
Whoooaaa
Or from the Himalayas
Really? I thought it was Butthead
here again & again to re-re watch!!
again THANKS 4 SHARING MAN!!!
Hey there from Colorado! Super intriguing video. I seen a few rock fall, landslide, rock slide etc., thus far. Typically those things occur either with big rains, obviously not going on in the vid or in the spring/fall seasons during the melt/freeze cycles. Also, our mass wasting, as i have seems, tends to be a little movement then a bigger chunk suddenly and that's about it. That slope was going like a fireworks show building up crescendo-like to the finale!
a real cliff hanger at the end
LMFAO
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This phone was recovered from the rubble...
czcams.com/video/5RV9b6ZQBSw/video.html better version till it stops
You left us with a cliffhanger man! We wanted to see the mountain fall
Nice pun.
What a story man 😢
This mountain must be standing rhere from decades, and we are seeing the last moment kf his stand 💔
This was incredible to witness. Thank you for sharing.
Incredible how he was able to capture a million year time lapse of the earth's erosion and the cave man running for his life is amazing!!
Hahaha 😆... Love that "Cave man" comment...😆 🤣
Perfection
Thousands*
I'm surprised that the caveman didn't have GEICO. I mean it's, Umm, It's so easy that, you know...anybody can do it. Even...yeah that guy!
just proved the is only 6000 years old,
Jesus is coming soon .John 3:16
The laughter and awe toward the end is priceless. Humans are tiny ❤.
I know, right???😁😁😁♥️
💯 😂
But 130 years of humans living here caused this climate change.. lolol . people need to get out and see nature for yourself.. this video was awesome.
that was an epic experience to watch here, must've been beyond words to be there. Thank you for the upload.
😊 thank you! That was so fun to watch. I cannot imagine being there in person
The sound of the rocks tumbling is very soothing.
ASMR
How do you hear anything over this loud fool?
Audio sensory meridian rocks
Until their laid upon your head!😳🙄🤷♂️🤦♂️🤣😂🤣😂
It almost sounds like a crackling fire pit.
I could honestly watch videos like this for hours. Many of us don't get to experience stuff like this first hand. It's incredible. Great video.
And you still haven't experienced it first hand...lol
😂
Because not many people go outside of their home, even AFTER the plandemic. The illness that was so deadly that you had to be tested to see if you even have the Illness 🤭🤣
@@krw73 But from second hand Is what's saying. Not so hard to understand ...
@@corporeidadthis is also one way of knowing our earth is not millions or billions of years old. If our planet were that old then we would have no peaked mountains left, the wind and rain would've weathered away all mountains by now.
I don't know if you noticed it or not, but the ground at the base of the hill uplifted out of the ground several feet at the same time the side of the hill was coming down. That's why the hill was collapsing. It was moving upward from the ground.
It did infact , end , with him saying boom. Truly incredible
More like..
🌸 boom 🧚♂️🍼😅
But no Pines.
😂😂😂😁🧪🧪🧪🧪💚🤙
Damn... you just spoiled the ENDING for everybody. ☺ 😂
At 9:54 you can see the sand at the ground/beach level being moved too! 😮 this is an awesome event to witness. I lived at the Oregon coast for nearly 20 years and always wondered how unstable the sandstone is. Well, it’s not!
Well spotted, that was freaking weird.
I grew up in Lincoln City Oregon. Now we stay in Pacific City and the cliffs there make me nervous!
sandstone is a very weak rock, but that's what gets us such cool formations.
That looks for like an artefact of video stabilization
@@AttacMage ....HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH....sandstone is a very weak rock!!! HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
It's amazing how week that rock is there. It turns into crushed stone in seconds. Great footage.
"and to the dust we shall return" ... I've always been fascinated geology and space planetary systems and everything I just find it so fascinating and started a distance learning course with the Open university in the 90s in science geology but 6 months later found out that I was going to be approximately 183 years old before I earned any decent money so change to fashion design LOL it also never ceases to amaze me that humanity create roads and highways and pretty little gardens and villages and everything else and then they are shocked when mother nature decides to turn over in bed ... When in reality we are just a dying piece of rock flying through outer space 😎 Happy Easter to one and all.
Thanks for the recording. I lived in North San Diego for many years. My children were born and grew up there. We enjoyed the beaches and Torrey Pines. I always listened to the park rangers, lifeguards, and the surfers to keep my kids and I away from the cliffs.
Well its blacks so I'm surprised no naked people ran by
Thank you smfor sharing, our living earth. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I couldn't help but notice that the cliff face became one of concern then unhappiness as it fell apart!
•sees a landscape• Let's film this in portrait! For real tho cool video!
its actually better it was filmed this way
@@limey9182 It's actually better that it was filmed this way czcams.com/video/5RV9b6ZQBSw/video.html
Pet peeve. It's NOT film. It's a video recorder. You don't film it you record it.
@@rlowle1228 digitized
Better version czcams.com/video/5RV9b6ZQBSw/video.html
Love the enthusiasm of this guy!!!!! Incredible how the whole things happens in slow motion
I can't find it now but there's a comment saying that if you just hear the guy you may think he is in the toilette having poo 🤣🤣🤣
Can you imagine having the unique opportunity to witness and record such an incident and then you so thoroughly beef it by filming it in portrait mode while swinging the camera side to side instead of in landscape widescreen mode…
I remember climbing down those cliffs in the 80s to go surfing.
This is great, thank you Mark. You can see the rupture line in the beach at the bottom of your picture from the beginning. Then at 9:26 you can start to see the head scarp of the fault near the top left of our picture. The rocks and rubble sliding on the surface is just window dressing. Because at that point the whole mass of the slope fails and rotates, sliding down the head scarp and heaving up at the front of the fault. And to think that this action has happened countless times to form the cliffs along the California beach.
Yes, all of those words
You almost sound thrilled. Devastating mass wasting is wrecking our planet, we must do everything in our power to stop it. There needs to be an effort to place the debris back where it came from.
I think this was more of a translational rock slide than a rotational slide, but there may have been elements of both. It was complex for sure.
So it really wasnt caused by global warming ?
Man great diagnosis. I totally missed the ground upheaval at the end. That was amazing.
Edit: I’ve since seen other videos that capture where this person stopped recording, and it’s clear to me now that there was a landslide occurring the entire time, and these little rockfalls recorded here were just the surface expression of the beginning of rotation at the head of the landslide. The bulk of the cliff was separating extremely slowly from the rest of it, and this caused loose rocks already exposed on the cliff to fall early on. Unfortunately this video cuts off too early. In other videos you can see the toe of the landslide get thrust out in front onto the beach and the whole hillside rotates.
Strictly speaking this was a series of rockfalls, not a landslide. A landslide occurs when an entire section of a highland calves off, leaving a headscarp behind. The scarp is actually the top of a kind of normal fault which continues under the bulk of the landslide and flattens out at the bottom (we call this type of curving fault “listric”), until it completely flattens into a sub horizontal detachment. The landslide block rotates long this curving, listric fault, with the top of the landslide in extension, causing incompetent larger pieces of the rotating block to break off into multiple individually competent smaller pieces. Towers the base of the slide the block is in compression, as the hanging wall (the slide) is being thrust over the sub horizontal detachment below it. Usually this part of the slide will completely liquify and result in chaotic, hummocky terrain that can run out very far from the original base of the hill. The front of the slide is called the “toe”. What we’re seeing here are just a series of cascading rockfalls, not a landslide. Although at times you can observe some landslide -like behavior in the talus that gets deposited at the bottom.
Towards the end of the video, the videographer says “the whole cliff is moving”. That is an indication of an actual landslide event occurring. Unfortunately, the video cuts off just then. :(
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Good info thanks .I'm studying geology now .wonder what moving or moved under ground ,what pushed up conically or subsurface.i wish I was there to look at some ground there .
So how much more of the Cliffside comes down in those later videos you seen?
Great comment. Got to find the other videos now
Too bad video ends when it starts going down!
Makes you wonder what pressure was under that for the whole hill to crumble instead of just 1 part..also the way the darker dirt was forced out of holes
I wonder........besides erosion, maybe the earth's crust is moving, causing things to shake loose.
Pretty cool though , whatever causes it!
The resolution of this video is awesome!
Lest we forget just how dynamic the coast can be. Thanks for bringing it to us. Cheers.
“From dust you came, and to dust you will return.”
Great video, thanks for posting.
My disapointmé for not seeing the end of the cliff fall is imesurable
I'm from Pt Loma and haven't been on that ole beach in so many years! Actually I think the last time down was in the late 70s as a teenager scaling the trail down to Blacks LOL! I remember that trail was treacherous way back then full of slippery shale all up and down ...
Wow! So cool! You were right about it ending with a boom! Laughing at "Whoooooooaaaaaa" the whole time. Total surfer, haha.
Actually, we all just talk like that. It's cracking me up to see all the comments about it. Watched it 4x and never noticed. 😀
Exactly, lolol! Sounded like some '90's movie spoofing surfers. Whoa, WHOA, Dude, *whoa* 😂
Like, that's just your opinion, man.
Sounding like Sean Penn's character from Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Jeff Spicoli. LOL
I’m glad I’m not the only one that noticed
We were camping recently at a remote beach in Australia, and I went for a solo walk on a 10 mile long desolate beach. I came across a tiny cave which you had to crawl to explore, and I was tempted to do it. However when I looked up, there was a well-eroded vertical wall of compacted sand right above the small cave, about 15 feet high. There was nobody else on the beach as far as I can see. I weighed the risk... if it collapsed while I was inside, I'd be in big trouble, nobody would have known what really happened to me... and I'd maybe become a case study for future archeologists thousands of years later.
You are a smart man and let your instinct for self-preservation kick in.
Good call Jonathan…the risk far outweighed the rewards in this case!!! Would’ve been a potentially slow lingering death and as for the effects your disappearance would’ve had on your camping companions…well again, great call!! 👍
Smart.
Pu$$y. (Just kidding man, ha. Good call.)
Regardless, always use the buddy system when venturing out into the unknown. Make sure someone reliable knows exactly where you are, when to expect you back, and what to do if you don't report in by that time.
Americans always add such intelligent commentary........
Stellar, Oscar-winning narration.
I was almost ready to nominate him for a Darwin award for best soundtrack and scriptwriting, Natural Events Filming category. But he wised up in the end.
RIGHT.... "Thee" Lawrence Taylor ? 🤔
Honestly I thought his narration was wayyyyy better than “f” this and “f” that or “d” and “s”.
I mean, they were pretty far even before they backed up. That slide was definitely not a threat, as they're actively watching it.
@@1597B Not a threat?
Why were they leaving?
@@lawrencetaylor4101 From that distance, it wasn't. And then they were watching it closely, and moved back accordingly. Knowing that a rockslide is happening kind of takes away any threat because you would immediately move away. Now if he went towards the rocks, then you can unlash your nomination.
That was awesome!!! I’ve hiked over there a few times and am not surprised that this collapsed with all the coves that get carved out. Plus the rocks that constantly batter the wall and heavy rain here recently, im surprised we haven’t seen more of this. As a fellow rock hounder… I’m so excited to get over there! I’ve found a few fossilized oysters in that general area a couple years back. 😍
Please be careful around there.
I broke my tooth on a fossilized oatmeal cookie the league president made at the bowling alley.
@@treeman2660 I've made a few of those myself.
Fascinating! We live near lake erie so its flatter here. Thank you for sharing. Hope everyone was safe during this event.
What a treat! Thanks for sharing.
Chapter One in Aron Ralston's book '127 Hours Between a Rock and a Hard Place' is named "Geologic Time Includes Now". The point being that we rarely notice the small changes in geology occurring around us all the time (a slight shift of a rock in the book). Occasionally we get to see something as fantastic as the mountains crumbling into the sea.
Several comments are making fun of the narrative, but I appreciate the fact that he can express himself without a steady stream of swearing. A very cool video indeed.
W O W !!!! Outside of a powerful volcanic eruption, I have never seen anything like that!! Spectacular!!! Makes you wonder about other Earth features that we thought might have taken forever... when in fact, they happened in a day....
Top notch video! Thank you!!!
Shale and Sandstone make for exciting viewing like this. Just like watching glaciers breaking up in the Arctic or Antarctic regions, sand and shale make their own show of it.
AND: They want us to build our homes on top of that?
I was mesmerised by this, you don’t get to see such a transformation in one’s lifetime. Nature at it’s best
THAT'S DEEP
@@davidblankenship2720😂
Ésto es para saber que la Naturaleza es Divina y no necesita de la FALACIA de la tecnología, es un hecho Naturalmente divino, ó a casó estubo ahí la tecnología RUSA, ó China, ó de Estados Unidos,..... Jajajaja pues No, es lo más hermoso que se puede ver y admirar, gracias a la Naturaleza gracias
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In other words: WOOOAAAH! MAAAAAN! 😉
Torrey pines is one of the most beautiful places in southern California.
The trails above those cliffs in the state park are a great place to hike and look out over the ocean from the rugged natural terrain.
Yes, I used to agree... Until I found out the ratio of rattlesnakes to people ... 😳😬. Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then. 🤣
I used to live and work very close to Torrey Pines, and I would run through those trails. I am watching from Florida and can not stop wondering how mich has changed in the past 20 years!
I did know about the rattlesnake to human ratio, but I never saw one, so it didn't matter. Plus, I would have been close enough to several hospitals with antivenom.
Unless/until you happen to be standing on some of that terrain when it decides that the fight against gravity is just too much...
Oh isn't that where Black's Beach nudist area is?
@@richarde.rednerjr.5142 *WAS 😈
Geologists: “It takes millions of years for nature to alter a canyon.”
Nature: Rearranges a 1/2 mile of terrain in 10 minutes.
Alright quite enough tinfoil over here. Grand canyon was not made overnight. It was water whittling down rock since way before the first cave paintings.
Ask the geologists how long time it took until nature finally pulled this down to earth with gravity instead. Sounds like a really epic finale to a looooong story.
That’s what’s happening to our country. A landslide on so many levels.
Man I wish we could have seen more. The suspense of wanting to see how much was going to come was intense and then you stopped filming! ( for safety I get it) but dang 😮
Whole cliff was coming down and he's just standing there in front of it. Balls of steel
2:35 that chad boulder laughing maniacally as it rolled down 😂
Haha he kinda sounds like my ex bf patrick
. . . . ' ... Then you'll never pass the Clashing Rocks .. . . ."
... ~1963 Jason and the Argonauts
Wow that’s some moment you captured there ,it’s sheer size of whatever that was seems fitting with the sheer size of your beautiful country.
As a Scotsman and I’m 30 minutes away from sheer beauty and I’ve seen a few things in the 52 years through these aging eyes but……
I’m away to share this to VERO a very cool community.
Best wishes from Aberdeen 🏴
Did anyone else enjoy this extraordinary landslide far more by turning off the sound? My yearly quota of Oos, Ah's, and Oh Wow Man's were filled within the first 30 seconds.
At least they weren't doing the collapsing glacier Oh My Gawd thing.
Mr. Spicolli, I can understand your fascination, watching the rocks roll down the hill. So spellbound in fact rendering you practically speechless. However, did you plan on sharing the rest of the landslide with the entire class or not?
FTRH
You left us with a cliffhanger, LITERALLY…. is there a pt. 2 ? 🙏😀
Over budget already man
@@davidblankenship2720 😂
@@davidblankenship2720 underrated comment bro 😂😂😂
Other people there, someone got it!!!
What a magical moment.. to be there
I liked how there is a random parachutist's shadow passing through with no acknowledgment...
"In every outthrust headland, in every curving beach, in every grain of sand, there is the story of the earth." -- Rachel Carson
Thank you for this. ❤️
yep rock used to nephilim giants !!!
"The mind is the only weapon that doesn't need a holster" -- Paul Blart
Silent spring.
The ways the whole cliffs start to move gives me chills down the spine 😅
All those living by the water should move. Because it will all be submerged under water. The ocean will swallow it soon.
Same (regarding chills down the spine)? I don't know about future geology.
The commentary is worthy of a Shakespeare play. Whooooah whoooah, ooohhh maaaan oh Mann whoooah
You can hear the rumbling… impressive!
"Duuuuuude... That was Gnarly!!" Yup, nature at its finest here.
What a beautiful landscape
Too bad it wasn’t filmed in landscape
Or filmed when it actually started doing something.
Stoner Whoas in background, priceless addition
Excellent candidate for the Darwin Awards!
After the first minute, I wanted to yank those photographers and tell them to get the hell away from the falling cliff, but by the end I found myself cheering for the cliff, hoping it would reach out to them with some very hands on advice!
Great timing. I’ve stood where you are many times. After 35 years we moved to the mountains of Idaho. Glad we did for many reasons. This is symbolic….lol.
"everyone kept dancing as it was all collapsing, the warning lights were flashing, but they just found it dazzling..." - brother ali
Those woahs have to be the most Californian surf dude ever hahaha
Awesome video
I thought he was taking a dump
Cowabunga ✌️
Glad you got the shot! Being at the right place at the right time is underrated! My friend and I just happened to be at Mt. St. Helens at the second big blow on
Oct. 1, 2004…what a rush!
So the final comment was ...
" .... the whole cliff is moving ... it's coming, man ...."
And then the clip stops..... don't you just hate it when you fill up the memory card at such a critical moment !
135, 56, 128,1,270, 48 AND THEN 9MILLION VIEWS!!!!!
You caught that landslide in a bottle sir. CONGRATULATIONS
I could have watched this for a whole afternoon! Right place, right time, Amazing to see how it started, bit here, bit there then bigger rocks and then large sections of cliff
Just drop a tab !!!watch it till you come down dude
That was an awesome catch. That there was definitely a once in a lifetime adventure. Great commentary.
I’m 71 and I have gone from hard wired phones hanging on the wall to cell phones and some of us aren’t keeping up with the technology. I would have never thought to put my camera setting to a panoramic setting. Thanks
Just hold the phone sideways. No need to change any settings.
Lesson learned: I will never again take it for granted that the rock face is stable.
So cool to see. You always hear 'it took millions of years to erode 6 inches in this canyon.' Then we get to watch this.
Yeah, they never mention that after waiting a million years, the six inches goes all at once.
@@glashoppah That is very true. It only makes this more special to be able to watch. :)
Incredible and mesmerizing. Thanks for staying safe and being there.
It’s kinda funny that the guys are yelling when they see a rock fall. I’m sure it’s more breathtaking in the beginning in person.
That’s essentially a pile of dried mud the same as the beach surface they are on so it just absorbs its own energy as it subsides.
UNBELIEVABLY FASCINATING!
Thank You for capturing and sharing.
🫵🏻 now this is good video content!🤜🏼🤛🏼
Gnarly. Thanks for catching this and posting.
So yet another reason I don't miss La Jolla ....great video
Wow so cool: it looks like the earth is dancing! Thanks for sharing