Italian landslide: Huge boulders destroy buildings in South Tyrol

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Footage has captured the devastation after huge boulders crashed through and destroyed a barn in northern Italy. An estimated four thousand cubic meters of rock came loose from a cliff face above the site, before destroying most of the 300-year-old building. Huge scars were left in the hillside where the jagged rocks had rolled, with surrounding vineyards also left badly damaged. No one was injured in the incident. Report by Sophie Foster.
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[@squanchy666]

if someone had been filming from the window that that boulder stopped 2 feet away from it would've been the greatest footage of anything ever

[@BarrancaMusicOfficial]

oh yes

[@samueloduor8138]

Still many would have thought it was fake

[@michaelm.1947]

It would've definitely been the greatest brown pants moment as well.

[@davidyetter5409]

And the person filming would have the greatest mess in their pants. .. EVER!!!!

[@haf9696]

His/her pants would be a portable toilet

[@Eiei0h]

100 year old mystery to how a boulder is just sitting in the middle of the field solved, when the second and third one appeared a century later.

[@TheRock1.0]

Underrated comment.

[@angryhusky2467]

👽👽👽👽👽

[@GopherYourself-qd5dr]

@@jimmoses6617 uh you should probably learn the meaning of God bruh

[@darbyl3872]

"Looks like another unsolved case, eh Holmes?" "Might as well rebuild your barn, Lestrade. Let's go, Watson."

[@zhinkunakur4751]

@@darbyl3872 mannnn i love it

[@jackiea4621]

"Oh damn, look at the size of that boulder! It had to come from that mountain over there.. I should build my barn here!"

[@SuperBeanson]

It's great that they left the noise of the drone in the footage; makes it more 'real', and it's not annoying at all

[@Quitplaying360]

What I thought

[@LewisNuke92]

First world problems, huh?

[@frankmoore3598]

I like the fact that the Boulder came to a stop right next to the one that's been there for centuries and the other stop short of the house. Mountain playing lawn bowling and someone built their house in the middle of the course.

[@jorg8714]

DAS WIRD ER SICH MERKEN - und es das nächste mal genauso wieder machen ....

[@ernestsire4207]

Well put.

[@jamesbarrett3149]

They should’ve put the property on the other side of the Boulder from the past History repeats itself…

[@billhosko7723]

@@jamesbarrett3149 Ideat. Sanctimonious ideat. Countless homes worldwide are in a location that can prove disastrous...

[@jamesbarrett3149]

@@billhosko7723 any home on the sea shore. 😂

[@natwest1971]

Mental note: don't build a house at the bottom of the hill where there are random, very large rocks.

[@jebby16]

great advice. I made an audio "note to self" on my cell. I'm good to go. 👍

[@xaiano794]

I like how there was already a huge boulder there before they built it. The guy must have looked at it and thought 'lightning never strikes twice so i'll build it right next to the giant boulder'

[@danahan01]

Ah Crap, you beat me to it!! Good one!!

[@danahan01]

Matteo, that didn't make a whole lot of sense. I know that Engrish is probably a second language for you, but if you use the universal translator you'll have better luck making a point!!

[@tarasbulba7114]

excuse me sir... where did it happen? and when? tenchiu vei mach! :-)

[@siriusgd4753]

The final statement of the video pointing out the third rock was basically implying that maybe the house shouldn't have been built there.

[@davepowell1661]

A failed insurance fraud

[@MetroShock]

They won't build it again

[@hellawicked6184]

@@davepowell1661 Insurance fraud centuries in the making

[@joeybulford5266]

Exactly

[@TheMrcassina]

it lasted for 300 years though

[@spamanator666]

The giant boulder that was already there should have been a sign... like, "hey, don't build here."

[@icabod3374]

My exact thought!

[@carlos89784]

The house builders didn't get the hint from the rock without a trail.

[@Hezzey]

Carlos E R Pimentel Yeah that’s pretty amazing!

[@FreedomTalkMedia]

300 years isn't too bad though.

[@esphilee]

The builder:” My great grand father said the rock was there before he was born, He have never seen a rock rolling down the hill, neither did my father nor I.”

[@pihermoso11]

they did not call the place 'Tyrol' for nothing.. the 'rol' in tyrol actually pertained to the huge boulders that would 'roll' down the mountain..

[@rossaylen7441]

Italians man

[@tnbspotter5360]

I can picture that farmer running away from it like he's Indiana Jones.

[@hasanbassari7364]

Tnb Spotter nah he could easly move aside

[@brandonfuller2254]

only if he went to the Prometheus school of running away from things!

[@Harmonie_maeve15]

lol

[@badlandskid]

Probably in his brown pants

[@missmadelinesadventures3278]

Same

[@chicobicalho5621]

0:40 imagine opening the window and seeing this piece of rock a meter from the house.

[@pdtech4524]

I bet the home owners always wondered how that huge boulder got there in that vineyard just below their house? Now they know how⚠️😲

[@MaDrung]

well, I refuse that they are so dumb.

[@pdtech4524]

@@MaDrung It's like the people who move right next to an airport then complain about the noise! Or the couple who buy the quaint little cottage by the babbling brook, then wonder why it turns into a raging torrent and floods their house everytime it rains heavily! Trust me people buy a property and have no idea even though the clues are right there in plain sight!

[@adrian9098]

300 years from now it will be called the three lone boulders farm...

[@tylerm1439]

Why are they lone when there's 3? I'd call it 3 Boulder farm

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

No. It won’t. It’s in Italy..

[@olrikparlez3152]

300 years? By that time it could be Half-a-Dozen Boulders farm.

[@tylerm1439]

Wait Why would it be three lone boulder farm in 300 years when theres already three boulders now?

[@mreese8764]

The farm that couldn't.

[@MushroomChoclate]

"So that's where that rock came from"

[@JarthenGreenmeadow]

Its pretty wild how the one boulder stopped like...3 meters from the ancient boulder.

[@Bramon83]

Uh how is the other not ancient? They're the same age lol.

[@gbae636]

It's not just a boulder. It's a rock🥺

[@tomtonka1915]

Would have gone further if the barn didn’t slow it down. Might have even smashed into the field boulder.

[@justinb.antones4797]

That boulder respects that rock

[@Milfappreciater]

@@Bramon83 Damn, he got a right

[@lettucechef]

"oh look that enormous boulder rolled down finally, should be safe to build a barn here now"

[@ZenEndurance]

And another will never do it again. lol

[@igotajopamerica3040]

Amazing at how big the trench it left.

[@christopherstein2024]

Yes it looks like it came from space. I guess the ground becomes as soft as cake below a builder that size.

[@invalidavatar]

yum yum

[@JakeBor]

@@christopherstein2024 boulder

[@zzz7zzz9]

@@christopherstein2024 it would have been saturated from the rains that caused the slide.

[@unknowniam121]

Yeah that's a nice trench right there.

[@kobalasteriyan378]

The rock was lonely up the mountain for all these years so he finally joined his brother down the hill after so long. It was a smashing reunion.

[@gulpbiys5705]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/raXFlJSNo96VsNU

[@ericnijkamp7926]

Idiot

[@galacticbutterfly5590]

🤭

[@Elaba_]

Living there is never boring.

[@rormaster78]

Journey to the center of the earth was real all along. Who would've thunk.

[@kho24726]

Boulder resistant paint was used on the house. It's too bad they didn't paint the barn with the same Boulder resistant paint

[@rollingstopp]

+david maher. I was thinking a chain link fence

[@kingkunta7164]

I think the boulder resistant coat on the barn got too old

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

I think a ' No Boulders allowed ' sign would have been better if placed on the side of the Barn

[@lynette599]

More like 'boulder-repellent paint'...lol

[@lakojake4215]

That stuff isn't cheap, barns don't usually have people in them. They have to mine 100 tons of rock to make one can of boulder resistant paint.

[@sleepy670]

Little rock missed big rock. They are finally together again.

[@hoboite1]

+urbansustainability nice!

[@avenger007007]

Even bigger rock, just could not keep up the pace to be with the other 2. How sad!!

[@ranaskip]

It's true love..so sweet.

[@mightymonty4549]

Going to rock this house tonight😎😎

[@kobalasteriyan378]

It was a smashing reunion

[@justayoutuber1906]

Gives "Rock and Roll" a whole new meaning

[@GreyerShade]

"Look at my new house!...... What's that sound?......" This is 100% the kind of stuff I've seen. 😞

[@PJMDValley]

Honey, there's someone at the door.... can you get it.

[@chrisso4869]

That winery just hit rock bottom

[@emgee44]

Simply incredible…that KZbin is only just recommending this to me now, 8 years later!

[@ligaskirbauska8652]

🖖🏻🤣🍀

[@SamuelPearlman]

That one rock: "I was here first, get off my lawn!"

[@leeg8267]

hate it when you are expecting actual footage, and find out its just a news report

[@schumaje]

lee g - Actually, somewhere there exists footage of the boulder that stopped right before hitting the house. I've seen it.

[@theloniousm4337]

leeg - do you really need actual footage? Are the boulders, the gouges, the trails, and the destroyed house not enough for you to use your imagination to determine what happened?

[@taranbeto]

they don't have cellphones yet

[@Neildo430ci]

Doorbell cam should show something.

[@BCRivers]

@@Neildo430ci Not if it was crushed.

[@utej.k.bemsel3199]

that old boulder laying in the middle of the vineyard should have been telling the builder of the farm a tale...

[@englishtwister]

Those who do not learn from history, are doomed to repeat it.

[@LaimisAndMykaAgario]

''Lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place'' ahahahaah

[@GreenLiiine]

englishtwister couldn't have said it better

[@bibtebo]

this is some dumb shit. The boulder could have been there for thousands of years. You never know when that can happen, its very rare. As said in the report, the building is hundreds of years old. Whoever built it had no problem in their life.

[@sh0werp0wer]

Com Lag Still, I'd rather just build my farm that place where there is no boulder, just to be sure. You know that builder has slided off that mountain at some point, lol.

[@debrajordan613]

I think the 1st boulder in the vineyard many years ago would have been a BIG HINT to not build the house in that part of the property!

[@davida1d2]

It is, but at the same time it rolled centuries ago. It's like building Japan on a vulcanic island, or Venice in a sure to be underwater region. We have part of the indian/asian coast very susceptible to tsunamis and seaquakes, aswell as a few USA states/coast regions vulnerable to hurricanes and typhons. It happened in the past and will happen again. Though, yeah, a very wise builder could have taken it into account.

[@zigwil153]

Oh... the sweet, sweet sound of a drone in the sound mix... good job, guys.

[@AvaGamerStuff]

1714 Gepetto: "look at that builder that dropped from the mountain" Fernando: "Cool, let's build a house there so we can watch them roll"

[@hellybelle5]

I've seen the photo with the stopped boulder, but had no idea there was one which almost destroyed the house too! Or a third lurking! That's amazing!

[@TheSparrowLooksUp]

"Hey, Joseppi, where do you think that bolder over there came from?" "Listen, man, i'm on break, so just mark out the barn foundation."

[@brazilchem]

The 3rd boulder just landed there centuries before. That hill was surley a huge mountain back then. Nature always gives me the shivers

[@echospaw899]

That could've been a huge tragedy had anyone, including those who normally work in the vineyard, been in their path. Yikes! The sound alone as they were barreling downward would've freaked me out. You never know exactly where they're going to bounce or stop.

[@2dawgsmiked684]

Plinko!

[@replynotificationsdisabled]

Well it's not gonna stop where it started rolling at... If so, that'd be the scary part

[@bassmoney1016]

If you're standing in an open field, and you let a Boulder the size of a elephant that you can hear coming from a mile away run you over, then that's a well deserved Darwin award.

[@vibe4394]

@@bassmoney1016 You never know - suddenly the boulder changes direction in an unpredictable fashion - it could be hard to run away from something like that if you are unlucky.

[@nafs53]

​@@vibe4394 Looking at that footage, does it appear that some fields are laid out to enable workers to run LR to avoid oncoming boulders but one looks a bit dubious? HeHe! I'd be checking over my shoulder regularly and ready to scoot if I heard a rumble..Scary stuff for sure.

[@fr3q_m33k]

One would think that before building a place, they would have put 2 and 2 together about that massive boulder that's already sitting there.. "Here's a great idea!, Let's build this massive house in between that mountain top and this giant boulder that in no way could have possibly rolled down said mountain!.. Brilliant!"

[@spacejustspace]

"And when we're finished building the house, let's go for a picnic between that mother bear over there, and her two cubs right here."

[@creevey82]

I'd love to join in giving them crap, but, erm, humans have a poor history when it comes to finding safe building locations. I mean, volcanoes, you'd think that'd be a no-brainer, right? For sure, land around volcanoes is super fertile, but smart to build HOUSES around them? No. And yet, we do it. Even worse, have a look at the predictions for the future of L.A. Talk about a MAJOR fault line. Let's just be honest, for an intelligent species, we're far too shocked when this kind of thing happens... "oh no! Who could have EVER predicted that building my house in a major flood area would end up badly!?" Humans... we kinda suck :P

[@Lavoye]

No one wound have ever figured out that this old rock came rolling down the mountain. No one! Not you either. It's just by seeing the SECOND stone AFTER the fact just happened, that we can actually understand. Oh so THAT'S how that big rock came to be there. Brilliance, you see, is not jumping strait to a conclusion and think about how it was for them at the time...

[@creevey82]

Lavoye Yeah, because boulders never break off and roll down hills. Ever. No-way ANYONE could have seen that coming, you know, unless they had eyes or something...

[@Lavoye]

Michael C The house was built 300 years ago... So that boulder was there way, way before that. There been no sight of boulders rolling down that hill for quite a few generations at a point where no living people has ever seen it happen. But the great Micheal C sees all. He would have known right?

[@maharathy]

The other boulder: Hey mate long time no see. Yah! just taking my time to shift permanently, have to clean up some obstacles on my way, Worth it.

[@dashmasterson1040]

"A coyote and a road runner were spotted near the destruction. The road runner was uninjured while the coyote was flattened."

[@rustyspace900]

You should never let Indiana Jones into your house

[@michaeljordan3302]

JSH-industries ha ha ha XD

[@randalljacobsen2283]

cepters

[@kaitlinski493]

JSH-industries damn it Indi!

[@ohioagainsttheworld676]

thank god Spielberg started making Indiana Jones more realistic, and has aliens chasing him now instead of boulders....

[@maxxford23]

Kaitlin Ski u cawl him docker Jones

[@wolfkin71]

Imagine being in the house looking out the window seeing it stop just 2ft from you

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

I imagine that the ground was shaking a lot along with lots of noise. Hopefully nobody was hurt.

[@darrennew8211]

I've been in a house in Africa when a herd of elephants went trotting past. It shook the building hard enough to jounce me out of bed. I imagine this was significantly worse.

[@benjobanjo7475]

Lmao funny how that massive rock which had no trail literally gave them a clue not to build a house there.

[@gregoryeverson741]

the rocks are as big as a house

[@DavobarX]

Italy is just effin' beautiful..

[@namenlos40]

That's South Tyrol

[@Carrotcake851]

namenlos40 ...Which is in Italy...

[@MrGamingDJ1]

DavobarX ^^ i live in this part of italy (south tyrol - Merano) and it´s only somethign special if you dont live there :)

[@suppenkaschper4686]

It`s also special if you live there...very special...

[@eunanavesani6074]

@@MrGamingDJ1 try live in indian slumps 😅

[@ltd2372]

Now that's somthing you don't see everyday. Hope no one got hurt. Beautiful farm.

[@JD-re3cj]

Shame the boulders didn’t have cameras so they could’ve filmed how devastatingly radical that event must’ve been

[@1nvertedReality]

Pre-existing boulder - "I'm your one and only warning!"

[@sQWERTYFALIEN2011]

300 years ago - Mario: This looks like a beautiful place to build a house . Luigi: What about that giant boulder , must have rolled down that hill ? Mario: Happened Thousands of years ago ! Luigi: Well another one could fall down right where you want to build our house ! Mario: Don't be silly , I don't think it would happen again for hundreds of years ! Luigi: OK lets build .

[@graceserenachristie2914]

Too funny!

[@IronMan-vh1yo]

lol!

[@G.I_Joe29]

ROFLMFAO!

[@deepsquat600]

+sQWERTYFALIEN2011 Robbin william movie called worls according to GARP he is looking to buy a house a plan crashes into it..he tells the real estate agent "I will take it!! what are the ods of THAT happening again!!!

[@Dan-kr9bm]

sQWERTYFALIEN2011 Except South Tyrol is german.

[@jig-ga]

amazing how the other one stopped right in front of the main house. makes one think, maybe just luck or whatever you believe in

[@bed1g149]

It has nothing to do with anyone's beliefs. it's just physics

[@sharonwyser]

I'd be worried that the boulder is just silently biding its time, waiting until everyone had been lulled into a false sense of security before it finishes its roll, backed by pent up frustration and anger, silently seething, and waiting, before defying the laws of physics and ...

[@verum6202]

-how could this boulder appear here? -it probably could roll down that mountain -OK, let's build a house right opposite that mountain.

[@sherri99516]

Wow, what a shock, that would be, to see some monster rocks go rolling your taking out your barn and destroying part of your house. It's amazing, no one, was hurt. The drone footage has captured the devastation after huge boulders crashed through and destroyed a barn in northern Italy. Thanks, ITN, for the post.

[@ThomasSchick]

Braaaah, Dawg!

[@janeilnold5863]

I like that boulder...that is a nice boulder.

[@iforgotmyusername2]

Janeil Nold definitely a good lookin boulder there. good lookin boulder you got there.

[@friedchicken1]

that was my first thought as well

[@brandonfuller2254]

Yes it is... I want it!

[@EightiesNut]

I think I will keep it

[@artiew8718]

it's not just a boulder, it's a rock.

[@march0011]

the father and son boulder finally met after many generations

[@cairosilver2932]

When you comin' home son? I don't know when We'll get together then...

[@Felix-Mueller]

"Wow nice boulder! I wonder if it came from up the hill. We should build a house right in its trail. The probability of another boulder coming down the exact same route are like zero!"

[@MasterMayhem78]

Building a house with a big boulder on the property at the base of a mountain. What could go wrong?

[@garyray7980]

I'm sure that answered the question of how that original one got there..

[@sabaideebee]

Boulder 2: Crashes through house* Boulder 1: Hey Ron! Boulder 2: Hey Billy......that hurt

[@Erazon]

The rock leaving from his home be like:-

[@metalore]

Whoever was in that house played some real boulderdash.

[@ryancourt8065]

biggest 7/10 split ever.... a rolling boulder gathers no barns i guess

[@pnvgordinho]

mother in law should get it.

[@Editsfor_U_towatch]

Lets face it, we all thought it was gonna show the boulder going down the hill.

[@_timelike]

lol why would you expect it

[@xray606]

Home builders 300 years ago: "Hey Anthony... Where do you think that rock came from? Oh well, back to work"

[@Frosst]

Imagine you’re just chillin watching a movie then a boulder just takes half your house 😂

[@catonkybord7950]

It's interesting to read all the comments saying "How could they built there" and "I would never want to live in the mountains", because I do live there, and I'm thinking the same about living near the coast or right next to a volcano. Slightest chance of a tsunami or pyroclastic flow? Nah, man, I'm out! Fear of the unknown and unfamiliar seems to be greater than fear of the dangers nearby.

[@henrikmonkee]

Well, lava is slow and you can swim your way out of a tsunami, but you cannot escape a house sized boulder at full speed, at least its gonna be a quick death, luckly for me theres none of that where i live, except for angry drunk men and stray dogs.

[@lucasjohnson6]

@@henrikmonkee ah yes, just swim out of a tsunami...

[@samdherring]

@@henrikmonkee good luck swimming out of a tsunami. The debris will crush you if the force of water doesn't drown you.

[@my_name_is_chef4856]

Imagine walking up a hillside then deciding to build you farm almost directly above the first boulder. Then 300 years later your in heaven and you see the other two rolling towards it. I wonder if they are thinking well hindsight and all that

[@Slop_Dogg]

@Riccardo hey einstein, I’m on your side

[@MyTube4Utoo]

So the location is at the bottom of a massive, steep hill, with *HUGE* boulders on top, and there's already a warning bolder lying in the field from many years prior, but someone still thought - _"yep, perfect place to build a house."_

[@brucinator9mm]

O.M.G how lucky are the people of that farm "considering a boulder has smashed through their house" how nobody was hurt is a mystery to me and that second boulder stopping on the road, they must be the luckiest un-lucky people in Italy.

[@brucinator9mm]

the barn was demolished but the second boulder stopped on the road inches away from the farm house.

[@celpabedn]

yes it was God who helped them on the one that did not hit, the other was just plain unlucky.... Typical believer fashion, if a house is not smashed it was God who helped you, but others who were, well we just count that as a natures accident... Miracles occur when we want to see them as such....

[@brucinator9mm]

celpabedn what are you rambling about? who's a typical believer?

[@celpabedn]

brucinator9mm well she said miraculously! typical believer. One was God helped the other, just nature... she sees what she wants to see!

[@orionmasterorionknight3502]

celpabedn And when that become your problem about what other people believe or see

[@brianpan6453]

Italy is so damned beautiful.

[@cromwellg60]

Austria is better

[@lorenzomariani503]

@@cromwellg60 Italy is better 😘

[@leaf2180]

It looks like any other land, except the middle east. And it has old buildings lol.

[@brianpan6453]

@@leaf2180 , why are you replying to a post I made 4 years ago? Don't you know I died 2 years ago? If you want to know what hell is like, it's sitting in front of a laptop ..... watching YT 24/7 ... with KZbin Premium and KZbin TV popups appearing every 1/4 second ............ AND THE DISLIKE BUTTON DOESN'T WORK!!!! 😱 😈

[@uniuni8855]

@@brianpan6453 it's the landslide rock in Brazil that brought us back here. 4 years ago I would have never imagined I'll be stationed in Svalbard, commenting on an old video I watched before

[@BearPapa49]

Amazing how Mother Nature works . And with power .

[@McPilch]

You just know insurance ain't covering that. "I'm sorry but that first boulder from centuries ago is evidence you're at fault for building your property where you did."

[@pamlaenger6870]

It’s a MIRACLE that the boulder stopped and did not hit the house.

[@CHUCKBALLER2024]

I Would Leave the rock Beside the house alone

[@datboidego]

That boulder stopping 2 feet from the main house is enough to forget the pain from the other boulder destroying the barn

[@rebeccahuygen7260]

That reminds me of Rusty and the Boulder when Boulder destroyed the shed

[@TheAnarchySniper]

"A third boulder is thought to have fallen generations before the house" Surely someone would know if a massive fucking boulder was there before the landslide

[@eagleye161]

Doesn't that make it the first boulder?

[@MichElle-sd6gj]

why the profanity? Disgusting!

[@rogerscottcathey]

That stone stopping where it did no doubt felt like a miracle to those folks. That other rock had no regard for historic buildings.

[@majorneptunejr]

It needed a hard flat surface to stop it motion. That road was well placed.

[@roguedoge2479]

“It is a beautiful land out here. When you gaze upon the green pastures, it is almost as if.. time stands still. :) “ Indiana Jones boulder: “So anyway I started rolling”

[@pillettadoinswartsh4974]

I'm so glad they decided to include the sound of the damn drone. WTF?

[@luffebassen]

Iv seen curling. They now have a blocker stone in front of the house. NO need to worry anymore.

[@colorado841]

Me: Looks around my house and sees boulders everywhere. Looks up and sees more boulders everywhere...hum...

[@Lazdinger]

Imagine being a realtor showing clients the country side where they hope to soon live, right when that happened.

[@lukeabbott3591]

Indiana Jones must have stolen a golden idol from that mountain

[@lilacDaisy111]

Wow, those residence escaped death by boulder *and* drone! Lucky indeed.

[@npsit1]

That's freaking incredible.. Yowza.

[@looloomama]

Best marketing ever. Boulder Vineyards. For a bolder taste.

[@albertbatfinder5240]

There’s a town in France near Chambery where a huge boulder rolled down a slope and stopped just short of a church. The faithful of the town have forever taken it as a Sign, a Miracle Of God. If it had stopped just short of a pub, it’s exactly the same.

[@MrBigMac9647]

Only In this section of the world where crazy events are unbelievable everytime

[@hainleysimpson1507]

Apparently you've never seen Central and South America

[@FloydOutdoors]

This reminds me of the movie journey to the center of the earth where they fly out of the volcano on the T. rex skull, slide down the mountain just like those boulders, and then come to rest in a vineyard.

[@aidanaldrich7795]

Omfg! I'm so glad I'm not the only one who was reminded of that 🤣

[@christopherchristianvanlan1809]

Family trying to buy the farm.. "And my final question to you is ; Why do you wanna move from this lovely valley ?" - It certainly rocks but I felt it was time to get rolling

[@slayskool1964]

Nobody ever noticed the giant, round, boulders precariously perched at the top of that mountain? Nobody ever thought they might be a problem?? Fools.

[@snakebitmgee]

Where was Superman while all this was happening?

[@RogerBarraud]

***** Yeah, he's a known barnist / barnophobe.

[@mondochild]

Was doing the final best out of three race with the Flash.

[@Manofpeasable]

Maybe the Rolling Stones can play a benefit concert.

[@apathyintheuk265]

bjfdog And open and close with 'Rocks off' ?

[@akaredcrossbow]

800 years from now people will be asking themselves why would someone go through all that trouble to move and place these enormous boulders here? Then they will worship them for eternity.

[@Iamajaccio]

Thanks for leaving the exciting drone sound on

[@Richdbiskit]

Is this woman doing the hoovering whilst doing the commentary?

[@Scarletraven87]

No, it is not live commentary. And it's a drone, not a copter

[@qownson4410]

It's incredible no one was crushed to death in the safety of their home. Showed their barn what could've happen to their lives, they're lucky. Warnings like that are scarce.

[@-Subtle-]

Now they can bottle a wine and call it Landslide.

[@JR-lj7jc]

0:17 “One of the rocks smashed through a 300 year old barn” Yep that’s like describing a humpback whale as an anchovy

[@demonslayer4951]

Poor chickens, cows & horses. RIP!🙏

[@donaldpate1863]

Not on a vineyard! More like peasants farmhands and growers carts , crates, caskes, barrels and barrel building materials, tools of all sorts and oh yeah, let's do pray the kitties that kill the rodents, made it!