Boy if I had a drop in my property like I just read in your comment before showing the video boy I put all big stones in there. It cost money and everything that would take care of that and would shore up your property so you wouldn't lose your house and everything. Thank you. I seen this done in California the cliffs they wanted. You want to call them houses or cottages near the ocean? They bringing rocks to shore up the shoreline and then the water don't wash away. No more sander dirt in the house would collapse into the ocean. They got to bring in a big excavator and everything to do this. Thank you.

😢😮 I'll just say I won't even want a house near a creek like that. It can wash the whole foundation away that supports the whole house and everything. Boy I wouldn't be going away in the kayak like that. You can lose your life. I enjoyed the video though. Thank you for posting it on KZbin.

that's what a stairway looks like? wow!

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Americans crack me up, the places they build, and what they build out of.

Ophiuchus, presumably you became a bit worried when that serpent turned unruly. Very interesting video for a lazy Monday morning and lucky maybe that that wasn't a Friday. I'm a fan of the Illgraben valley debris flows shown on Pierre-Emmanuel Zufferey's KZbin channel. A significant difference with his videos is that yours was viewed more or less from the vantage of your breakfast table on that veranda and at just arm's length (so much more tangible), while his camera work is from a bridge overlooking a substantial infrastructure of engineered concrete structures attempting to wrestle those flows somewhat safely from their source on the flanks of the Illhorn mountain into the river Rhone.

The power of water. It can move mountains...........literately!

This is one of the best flash flood videos I have ever seen awesome. Those trees turning sideways could of started a major damn and couldn’t gotten way worse.

Holy Crap!

Mike Everman used to live on Madrone Drive a hundred feet or so from that exact spot. Anyone know Mike?

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In the African country which is the furthest one South, no permanent structures are to be built within 50 metres of the high water mark of any body of water. One would think that the USA would have even stricter building regulations.

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Definitely don’t build a house on a creek lol

Too close for comfort

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mayb is time to sell the jouse dont wait for the worst. be careful

guaoo. i would cut any tree in the way of this creek so nothing would get stock for next rain season

That one log is backing everything up bit like me after McDonald's

Keep your fingers crossed you don’t get a bigger one. It wouldn’t take much more to take your house out. If that water gets under your foundation it will be bad. Make an emergency escape plan!

This just shows why you don't build on the edge of a creek or river .. Water has a tendency to flow down these paths .. So flood waters will also flow in the same paths .. Too bad there's no sound

Ok, that would make anyone bite their nails off!!!!!! Too close for comfort I would say!

It ain't drinking water.... D'ya think the name "Boulder Creek" might contain an implicit warning ?

Nice sharing my friend..

Nice sharing my friend..

do you think there are also animals washed away from that flood?

Thats frightening. Used to fedex around BC for years in many storms. Never saw debri flows like this. Very eye opening

Of all the places that you could have built that house,, it looks like you GOT THAT PART RIGHT,, by about 2 INCHES.

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That one log that jams up the stream

8:10 = the deck didn’t wash away. This video is disappointing. Next.

Who ever built all that built it well that's for sure

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Having not been too badly effected by the magnitude of that destructive, fast moving debris field, I would be concerned for the foundations of the building, that the ground that they're embedded into wasn't eroded away by the water or debris! By any definition, that was a lethal flow, and anything downhill in its path wasn't going to fare well once it arrived. The potential for future events, and their potential threat to the building would give cause for concern. It seems that escaping that torrent was simply a matter of good fortune, long may it hold!

FOR SALE: Quiet 4br, 2ba, 1900 sq ft house located in the woods with a peaceful creek running through the yard.

I used to live in Scotts Valley off of Glenwood Drive and every year someone along that stretch would have some crazy land slide.

Not bad. Mother Nature doing what she does best.

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Always build a few km away from any old stream.. because if it rains this can happen. Hope ur all safe

Good job that stair and deck survived!!! Big expense avoided … Did you capture the firewood !! Worth it with the way energy prices are going !!!!

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Is this at the bottom of redwood dr at 236? I lived there back in the early 90’s with Alan snd Jenny Cunningham. She was Boucher back then. I think that they’ve done a lot of work on it. It looks different today. My parents still live up past there above the golf course.

That was pretty full on..!! You wouldn't want it to be any worse than that..!

Good to know where water flows or where floodplains are before build a house in rural land. Hope all are safe

Why don’t you just build your house right on the creek? People complain or are scared about these floods, but yet build right on the creek. Than when the house gets swept away or damaged, the my insurance rates increase cause they have to pay for your desire to be that close to a creek/river. No sympathy here.

Where does all that lumber go?

Gobsmacked..

Bit close for comfort ay...