Illgraben 13 05 2024

[@christianmittasch8972]

Finally, a new video from you. We have waiting longingly. I want you to say: you do a fantastic job and the feeling of nature's pure power is priceless. Greatings from Austria.

[@pixelpusher220]

Love your videos! Really great example of the surge/stop/surge at the 3:30 ish mark. Always fascinating to watch!

[@justaperson8560]

I’ve waited so long for a new video this thank you keep it up

[@jeanmarcguiriato6915]

Merci pour cette vidéo instructive et très spectaculaire que j’attendais .

[@droppindeuces6981]

I love this! Watching this, I can better understand how glaciers move downslope. Reminds me of some time-lapse sequences I have seen of glaciers. Thanks for posting this!

[@archstanton_live]

Flashfloods like this are so amazing. Thank you Pierre-Emmanuel Zufferey for posting this. Thank you for showing its continued flowing and not just the initial giant waves as many Illgraben videos do. This is how alluvial fans are formed.

[@user-02natali975]

что это такое?

[@squirrely8418]

@@user-02natali975 debris flow. селевой поток

[@vanguard9067]

You’re the best! Thank you for putting the effort to share these videos with us.

[@Ingwer4711]

Wieder sehr beeindruckende Aufnahmen! Vielen Dank fürs Teilen!

[@jeanineclavier-ok5wv]

c'est fascinant , je ne m'en lasse pas , merci

[@wildbill2703]

Looks like nature's concrete. Beautiful

[@ericmw6667]

I love your videos. They are mesmerizing to watch.

[@coaleoli]

WOW THAT WAS & IS AWSOME !!!

[@andybjodika302]

Deine Videos sind immer wieder faszinierend 👍👍👍

[@PhilLewis-xg7iv]

a little bit more info of what were seeing here please ? what is it ? is it an annual event ? is it a river ? it's certainly amazing, but i'd like a bit more information please.

[@kellyjoiner4418]

You and me both....🤷🏼‍♀️ It's cool to see, but I have no idea where or what's happening. 🌞

[@user-ii9ej2iq1s]

I suggest you watch more of these videos for a start. Also, Wikipedia is a thing. Just type in "Illgraben." Google Earth is a thing. Researchgate is a thing. Just sayin'.

[@jeanwilliams8952]

It's a lahar. Very destructive

[@kellyjoiner4418]

@jeanwilliams8952 I had to Google it lol, but now I know...Thanks 🌞

[@PhilLewis-xg7iv]

@@kellyjoiner4418 yeah good idea. googled it too. we live and learn.

[@noraleestone2859]

Pierre!! It's been too long, mon ami! 😍🤩 Thank you for this. 😁P,S. I hope you are well, and that it isn't illness that has kept you away. 😊🤗👍

[@coinstipatedtexan83]

Worlds largest cement pour right here people

[@Lone_Feather]

Yes, and in only a few years, that will be rock hard.

[@kenmilne2379]

Somebody got the aggregate wrong !!!! 😂

[@jeffm9798]

And we have concrete evidence of it.

[@flailios]

I love how the water biases one side after the initial debris flow. This demonstrates how some flows deposit a lot of material and others scoure it clear.

[@MonikaGrimm-r4n]

Cc ça fait plaisir de voire cette coulée, je suis née a Leuk ,et un peu de nostalgie me prend quand je vois ça.merci boucoup.❤

[@user-02natali975]

что это течет?

[@schumannresonanceswithverte]

thank you for new material on the channel!!

[@pup5330]

You would think that some time in the past this happened clearing out all those rocks. Great vid thanks

[@c4t4l4n4]

Merci, fascinating event. Looking forward to more this season.

[@Don.Challenger]

Illgraben is back, good stuff and thanks Pierre-Emmanuel Zufferey.

[@heinv.frohnau505]

Sehr interessante, so noch nie gesehene Aufnahme! Durch die Unterbrechungen im Fließen hat das was von schwallartigem Erbrechen. Das war zumindest MEIN Empfinden beim Anschauen...

[@Z0RDR4CK]

ging mir genauso, hab mich nur nicht getraut das so zu formulieren :)

[@FishHeadly1]

Thanks for the up load

[@ValleyProud916]

That cement truck must be huge!

[@pomiked31]

Merci pour le upload! Tres plaisant et impressionnant a regader!

[@wehvgirlpwr]

Thanks for more videos, I’ve Ben waiting for more. Although I don’t know what causes them, the videos of the stops and starts of the flow are fascinating.

[@bluebalute]

🙂Thank you for the upload. I enjoy watching the surging. I find it fascinating. Let us know when you get your next pet rock.

[@margaretrowlands8162]

So many questions.... why does it stop and start? How long was it before it turned into just water? Where is it going?

[@Tsip89]

😀

[@elizabethroberts6215]

……depends on the flow. It doesn’t. Flows into the Rhone River’s upper reaches. Ilgraben in a high mountain in Switzerland. The flows’ have been video’d for the last ten years’, by the poster, Mr P-E Zufferey. Big boulders’ get named by him, so they can be tracked yearly………

[@新新房]

水と出会うことで岩が石になり、そして土になっていく・・地球はよくできてます！

[@intelefy]

thanks for your terrific videos. welcome back.

[@gastangler]

Vielen Dank für das Video.

[@korenann6055]

I was waiting for the video to be uploaded - thank you

[@flenz4574]

Thank You!! 👍

[@daniellekiey-thomas1327]

Thank you so much for sharing your videos. ❤

[@johnh539]

where is this, what is this ? I have never seen so much mud and rock carried by so little water.

[@elizabethroberts6215]

………Switzerland. Mud, & rocks get moved down the mountain, Illgraben, from torrential rain. All that flows into the upper reaches of Rhone River………

[@send2wj]

Thanks for giving us something to wonder about. The big rocks (>20t) will eventually end up in the Rhône. Are they taken far downstream? I mean, if you have too many of the big ones in one place, they will start blocking the Rhône.

[@PhilJonesIII]

Lived in the Rhone Valley for nearly 20 years (want to go back). Yes, the rocks do get moved a lot and get broken up naturally.

[@sylviasehmi4650]

I just wonder where all of this ends up and where does it start from, absolutely fascinating.

[@messerist]

In 1982 I spent a few weeks in Sion visiting a friend from high school. Illgraben is not too far away. Too bad I never was able to visit. Our itinerary was full.

[@stuartlast8156]

Great video, thanks very much 👏👏

[@stevensawyer2489]

That's an incredibly large mud slide!

[@НиколайСеребряков-ь2к]

Thank you, очень хорошо видна сила природы, спасибо

[@gowonclasp7249]

It's amazing how mother nature is so incredible

[@patk1284]

wow! where is Ill graben, neat music, did you see the kayakers? best yet of mud going downhill!

[@rollier2090]

Great video, thanks

[@r.a.j.a.n.r.g1212]

The flow of mud and rocks looks like a huge snake moving like sloth bear. thanks

[@charlesward8196]

Hooray, a new Illgraben video.

[@roubanopo5355]

Beautiful metaphore for "I really should stop hot spicy chilly"

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

I got my rocks off on this : ))

[@russroxburgh8514]

Where is this happening?

[@SashiCat96]

Where is this?

[@SUPREME-EARTH-MOMENTS]

"Inconceivable! The sheer power of that storm left a path of destruction!"

[@alainrenaud8869]

Très très très spectaculaire, merci..

[@GeekMomz]

I'm always amazed that the boulders don't accumulate at the bottom of that last drop

[@pixelpusher220]

Does anyone know of video of the construction of these checkdams? That would be equally fascinating to see how they build these

[@elizabethroberts6215]

……with very thick cement………

[@mabbnn3962]

أللهم صل على محمد....

[@FranktheDachshund]

Illgraben Valley Switzerland, happens several times each year.

[@Skunk106]

Can someone please tell me where I can find a video of the lowland settling terminus for one of these mountain flood chutes? Thanks!

[@karenscott5130]

That looks like cement rolling, but when it sets up, it will be a mess. From Missouri, USA 🇺🇸

[@billyyank5807]

Mother nature moving mountains again.....

[@nickraschke4737]

Amazing.

[@mig7287]

👍👍👍 Thank You.

[@antiblonda1737]

This is the incredible raw power of nature You would think the rocks would sink and the water would run over them. Amazing

[@AR-jq1hs]

New video! Woohoo! You know, there should be markings on the front of the "dams" so the bigger boulders can be more accurately gauged from a distance.

[@НатальяЗеленина-ч7р]

Интересно где их конечная остановка???

[@НиколайСеребряков-ь2к]

Впадает в реку Рона

[@ExecutionSommaire]

The way it goes from stillness to pure chaos instantly is terrifying

[@Blougheed]

silly question, where do the rocks all come from? is this new erosion with each rain?

[@susanpera2131]

Where did all the rocks come from? I don’t see any trees or branches - just rocks.

[@PhilJonesIII]

You do get quite a lot of trees and branches. The flows shown here are not as violent as they can be. Also, it could be later in the year when most of the lighter material has been moved already. Softer materials tend not to last very long in that stuff.

[@donaldscheer5206]

Incredible!

[@d64d64]

Thank you for another great video. While watching, we can reflect on Brecht's words: The raging stream is called violent But the riverbed that hems it in No one calls violent.

[@kthwkr]

"All right men. Level it out and apply a broom finish."

[@markallison4794]

That was in my head too! Endless readymix😅

[@marceldagenais1893]

Regraveling a riverbed?

[@marceldagenais1893]

And here comes the water

[@garyb6219]

Welcome back!

[@brucemattes5015]

Where is the final resting place for all of these debris soils and rocks? Is new land being formed downstream?

[@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470]

Landing in Rhône and being cleaning gradually, big stones stay there and are pushed downstream several 100s meters...

[@JohnSmith-gb5vg]

Cement machine left on?

[@angry-al]

thank you

[@kunoknollenbuddler2167]

There they crumble into the valley, our wonderful Alps. What a tragedy.

[@HarzerLausbub-orginal]

Je ne connais rien de tel dans ma ville natale, les montagnes du Harz en Allemagne. Mais je pense que le mauvais côté des marées aussi lentes est qu’elles durent très longtemps. Les sédiments qui doivent être retirés ultérieurement se dispersent également sur une très longue distance. Regardez à partir de 0:03:00min, où il semble y avoir une stagnation entre les deux ! Aus meiner Heimat, dem Harzgebirge in Deutschland, ist mir so etwas nicht bekannt. Aber ich denke mir, das Schlimme an solchen langsamen Fluten ist, dass sie sehr lange anhalten. Auch das Sediment, das später beseitigt werden muss, verteilt sich auf eine sehr lange Strecke. Siehe ab 0:03:00min, wo zwischendurch scheinbar Stillstand ist!

[@albertoballadore1392]

Impressionante la forza dell'acqua

[@sylviaporchet9071]

Bonjour Merci pour la vidéo❤ Est ce que hier suite aux orages violents il y a eu une descente de lave torrentiel à l'illgraben?

[@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470]

non, les pluies sont toutes parties dans une ligne Zermatt Mattmark Saastal Simplon Binn Goms

[@armedfarm3429]

I never seen anything like this, Where is this??? English plz?

[@restezlameme]

The title says Illgraben, which is a river valley in Switzerland. I believe these canal platforms were built to help with annual floods. When in doubt, Miss Google knows all.

[@davehalliday9399]

For some reason I want a chocolate milk shake.

[@chrisdiyan]

wow mud float looks scarry

[@218philip]

Where does this go?

[@ingo_8628]

Finally! What took you so long? Merci!

[@dedesmodelatelier]

Coucou, super video, mais il serai interessnt de où ça démarre. . . . et comment cela se forme !

[@Mekkiceh]

Il y a un reportage appelé : "Illgraben - le torrent fou et ses laves torrentielles" sur la chaîne "Bernard Jeker" Et un autre reportage "Les laves torrentielles, qu'est-ce que c'est ?" sur la chaîne "Les archives de la RTS"

[@dedesmodelatelier]

@@Mekkiceh Merci, très interessant !

[@davidboyle1902]

Interesting flow dynamics.

[@deanedeane4318]

Is this concrete or just mud !!!?

[@78Ratje]

Looks like pouring fresh concrete 😮

[@christopherort2889]

Amazing

[@jackscott5465]

It's the power of MUD, dant da dan't, It's the power of MUD Some say slurry some say rain don't need a credit card to ride this train. Illgraben's got it It might not rain next time. It's the POWER of MUD. This is what happens when one wakes up at 3:32 in the morning sober. Warn your children please. Now I'm gonna have HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS STUCK IN MY HEAD ALL DAY. Thanks OUTSTANDING WONDER OF NATURE. GOOD MORNING AND GOOD LUCK.

[@davidbrignon2894]

Vous parlez beaucoup pour ne rien dire au final 😅

[@thorild69]

Nature: Illgraben, what do you want to do today, rockslide or mudslide? Illgraben: Why chose?

[@b.s.adventures9421]

I had toco bell the other day too. What a mistake.

[@hito-sama]

Why do i see this as "miniature"

[@zonkerr76]

King Kong upstream after Taco Bell late night munchies menu!!😂

[@Vdood]

Where?

[@bruceketzel8369]

More info

[@r.awilliams9815]

Just a little one, to remind us Illgraben isn't done quite yet.🙂

[@Don.Challenger]

Erosion is a long term project, we will be very old men before that mountain retires - plenty of entertainment yet ahead.

[@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc]

Nature’s concrete mix.

[@BenjaminYogi]

Natural source of concrete :)

[@RoFiHan]

Wer räumt eigentlich den ganzen Dreck aus dem Graben wieder raus? 😂 Vielen Dank für die schönen Aufnahmen!