Rock Scaling on Sherman Pass

[@Der_lachende_Sachefish]

Did that job for 10 years in Tenerife, Canary Islands... Lots of fun, some scary moments, and getting paid to do something that under differnt circumstances would have sent me to jail, hahahaha!

[@choprjock]

At 2:19 there is something on a tether hanging below the climber, and directly in the fall line. It would seem that if the falling rocks caught that just right it would pull whatever it's attached to (and possibly the climber) down.

[@grr.bear_]

I found this video very interesting! Thank you for sharing!

[@wsdot]

@RobertSeattle They are contractors.

[@concernedobserver8015]

If i am not mistaken there was a show that are doing this rock clearing a few years back called ROCK STARS

[@whatayawant]

Definitely my dream job.

[@amritpatel3794]

Great Job. Very exciting job but risky. Taking risk to save others lives.

[@lohphat]

It's like picking at a giant scab.

[@inyobill]

How dare those highway engineers delay me slightly, to make my life safer? What happened to freedopm?

[@kingstonlau6505]

This rocky hill needs special protection with cement and strong nylon net covering the entire hill.

[@MisterFourSeventeen]

I wonder whether expanding the clear zone along with benched rock cut will do the job.

[@patrickr9606]

Seems like a couple of small dynamite blasts would be easier?

[@MrSaemichlaus]

It might be more costly. Requires trained personnell and maybe permits.

[@memesredacted]

What's an "Oh-Shuh"?

[@gerardfontenille4759]

Bravo les gars, vous etes des Champions!!!!!

[@kantipudivenkatarao2273]

🙏🙏GREAT HARD WORK

[@그레이브-y9n]

A happy world with you..

[@RobertSeattle]

Are these WSDOT employees or contractors?

[@nestora.mondriam.5003]

QUE BUEN TRABAJO Y ES DE ALTO RIESGO ¡¡

[@tuyettranthien9326]

các anh quá hay tuyệt vời.

[@orangestoneface]

legs have much power to move rocks , put back on a nearby rock , but problem is l think this positon and push may damage hip joint. if rock will not move and very hard push.

[@semsimutludogan3689]

Rock scaling rock kicker scaling June 1997.July 1997. Scaling'97

[@semsimutludogan3689]

Scaling

[@a.m.c..5952]

@@semsimutludogan3689: You start on Monday June 30 1997, Quit on Thursday July 01 1997 ??? You quit in one day or right away? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@siriosstar4789]

it's good to see this is being done under controlled conditions instead of amateurs dropping boulders into unsecured areas at the bottom .

[@wrightgregson9761]

i know this can be a dangerous project and it takes skill etc, but what fun!!!!

[@madcatlover7554]

Now this is a job I would enjoy

[@0Zerosix]

This is awesome

[@Builder99]

they do a great job and wish them all to be safe...

[@WiddleWaddle]

Wow you guys are totally kick butt stone kickers!

[@harrykuheim6107]

This used to be called Trundling...

[@nebulosaestelar1406]

Hombres valientes!

[@cpoky]

Whats this jobs base pay, how much ya get for doin it?

[@mat5473]

better be a lot. this job has a high risk of death.

[@Data_analyst.]

カッコいい仕事だ!

[@stevep5408]

That looks like fun

[@tamichambers9497]

This was cool

[@connorwood1906]

Close call that

[@kinezo1961]

Weird that the falling rocks sound like crappy porn music

[@sobekflakmonkey]

0:34 is that guy green or what? one hand on rope, one hand on bar, newb, also, hate those hard hats brah, gotta stick with the classic scaler hard hats.

[@Fossilsunleashed]

i think the name for this is stupid should call cliff clearing has a better ring to it

[@dogwedl1167]

xc