Avalanche Pra Roua 30.03.21. A spring snow avalanche carried down boulders.

[@klotrklotr6822]

Bonjour, j'adore vos vidéos, surtout comment parfois vous suivez ces gros block de pierre...

[@1Fmarcel]

Merci beaucoup

[@tomharrington1393]

👍👍

[@MetalFranzi]

Was gibts neues vom Illgraben ??

[@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470]

Im Moment ist es kalt da oben, Boden fängt zu frieren an, und kein grosses heftiges Regen im Horizont... Vielleicht wenn viel Schnee und danach eine starke Erwärmung.....dazu ein Wintergewitter. Mir der Klimaerwärmung ist alles möglich....

[@bluebalute]

And you videoed it from so far away. Then you find the boulders. I don't know which came first, the chicken or the egg.

[@garyb6219]

The rooster came first.

[@bluebalute]

Copy/paste from the other video: "Ah!!!! You spotted a second one. I would have been completely lost in trying to track down where they ended up. In your follow up video, I don't see any other big boulders up the hill from there so they must be the ones. Amazing find. On the 4M boulder, there are bits of rock and debris on top of it. I don't think rocks and debris will stay on top of a boulder for long. Wind, rain, snow and people will knock them off, so those boulders are new there. Congratulations on locating them and your efforts are much appreciated. Did you know that the microphone on your camera is functional? It would be a disaster if it caught you speaking. Yes, terrible. It would be aweful. A shame to never be lived down. Yes, don't let that thing catch you speaking. :)" /s You went out there two times? Once, earlier in the year and again when the snow melted off? At the 2:50 mark, there is a tree or pole that I don't see in the scene with the close up shots of the boulders. Are they different locations? One uphill and one down? After watching this video again, you may have captured 4 or more large boulders on the move. I now think the snow moved first.

[@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470]

Yes one time in spring one in autumn. It's the some place. The pole is behind the trees. I try not to show what is not natural..The pole is 20 m high. It is used to measure velocity and pressure of the powder avalanches. Every 4 5 years, when 80 cm fresh snow in two three days falls down, the institute o snow, avalanches and natural danger throw explosiv with helicopter in the summit of the mountain, and film the avalnache and then make all the measures. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4Schml5ot1lhMU

[@bluebalute]

@@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470 Ah, ok. Thank you.