Debris flow on morainic deposit

[@GavCritchley]

Fantastic. Because of your films I stopped off under the bridge at Illgraben back in summer!

[@GavCritchley]

@@gpto5508 When is the best time to visit to see these kind of flows? Spring (with snow melt) or at the end of summer?

[@AkopalypseBau]

Those were 15 exciting minutes, one of your best videos so far.

[@DavidFraser007]

This is so fascinating to watch. Thanks Pierre Emmanuel

[@pixelpusher220]

Yay! So glad you are still posting these. Simply the most amazing videos!

[@wehvgirlpwr]

Those big rocks tumbling around like pebbles is so fascinating and mesmerizing!

[@huberthoudroy5661]

Merci. Vidéo très instructive sur la complexité des divers processus intriqués dans une lave torrentielle.

[@darylmorse]

Thank you for sharing this. It was very interesting to see how the flow makes its way down the channel, picking up mass along the way.

[@Neilhuny]

Absolutely fantastic, as always! Mesmerising

[@mlbs4803]

Amazing to watch the power of water. Merci beaucoup!

[@billyyank5807]

The raw power is incredible!

[@klotrklotr6822]

J'adore vos videos...

[@davidbarts6144]

Nice to see a new one!

[@andybjodika302]

Faszinierende Aufnahmen, großes Lob, mach bitte weiter 👍

[@pomiked31]

Merci pour le upload, tres plaisant a regarder. Michel

[@Don.Challenger]

As usual you detail a simply activity of nature which caught in action has more entertainment value than many scripted human artistic performances - that rock running ahead of its mates, that boulder jostled, shouldered aside and abandoned for the moment.

[@trisstucker9741]

Thank you very much. Always appreciated. Where is this please?

[@graeme9114]

Thank you. Imo videos like this would benefit from on-screen dimensions of nearby rocks or something that would give the viewer a sense of scale.

[@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470]

Sometimes there are trees, may be 4-5 meter in the lenght, one must be 8 meter long. The bigest moving stone must be about 5 meter long. The one which stopes may be 6x5 meter. The not moving megalithe at 4:31 must be 8 meters high.

[@joebourke1018]

Awesome, I like this, it's amazing to see those big boulders roll like little pebbles

[@Johnboy33545]

Extraordinary. Thank you for your efforts. Edit: How deep is the gorge on the left(going down)? Is the flow destined to drain into it? Your videos fascinate me.

[@jerrellkull5347]

Thank you!

[@a.s.a6614]

i can watch something like this for hours

[@OctopusOwl]

Watching this while it’s raining outside is a trip!

[@paulbriggs3072]

I get the funny sense that the entire deposit of that landscape was put there by a giant debris flow.

[@IrmgardWiesner]

Fascinating - one wonders how much mountain is left higher up.

[@Don.Challenger]

Yes, that mountain source eventually it will all run down into the sea, but a brother or sister one will rise up mighty one foot to the left. (debris flowing/mass wasting)

[@CarlosEsquivelMacias]

Con este vídeo por fin confirmo algo que vi hace muchos años en el volcán pico de Orizaba, ahora lo se. Paso exactamente esto, solo que vi después del fenomeno

[@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470]

Estoy feliz de haber podido mostrar el funcionamiento del fenómeno. Inmediatamente busqué en Internet una descripción del fenómeno del lahar en el Pico di Orizaba. ¡Impresionantes estudios realizados en las quebradas de Jamapa!

[@CarlosEsquivelMacias]

@@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470 si, efectivamente, son resultados y lahares impresionantes

[@slob0516]

That's the driest looking water I've seen.

[@andrewsercer9538]

Are these dry rock flows? I can see some water especially at the lower elevations, but parts of these look like 99% rock ... Amazing. Maybe if I lived near mountains this wouldn't be as amazing (if I saw it every year).....

[@tigamusafir]

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[@CristianMittasch-ri9sg]

Absolut amazing,beautyful

[@marizaneutzling1855]

A imagem daquela "pedrinha" correndo na frente das outras, valeu pelo vídeo inteiro"!

[@pearlp3905]

The earth after having a burrito supreme.

[@strack1966]

Grandios 👍🤩

[@jimtazem]

As far as deposits go that was pretty morainic ...

[@tracynation2820]

Super. 💙 T.E.N.

[@rodrigosvh6776]

Maravilloso

[@arcare001]

But have you ever tried to shovel gravel?

[@ElmerJFudd-oi9kj]

Cold lava.

[@geomatteson9659]

How much water is involved with the dynamics of this? An actual driver? A lubricant? Or not at all? Anybody know?

[@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470]

20 %, from snow melt and 50mm rain,

[@gregsmith7828]

when it rains. you can move mountains

[@johncamp2567]

Mesmerizing.

[@Nobo-ri5yl]

凄い威力~土石流

[@denisaoanadan]

🌍

[@aximbreeze]

now imagine the ice age floods

[@edmonddantes935]

And you thought geological processes were slow!

[@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470]

today was the debris flow very slowly

[@gladisrivera7306]

Dios de esto asi se forma esas tremendas abalancha tan espantosas cási no sé puede creer

[@scotthayes4135]

Doesn't even look like water.

[@frankanddanasnyder3272]

Morainic deposit.....could not just say moraine.

[@不知道z6aak]

畫面太膜糊了

[@user-ii9ej2iq1s]

I think that much of it was obscured by light rain.

[@theman-gg7hp]

funny, rocks look like styrofoam!!!! lol