Landslide destroyed Everything | Cabin Life

We had a huge landslide where my cabin is located a couple of days ago. The extreme weather Gyda hit the west coast of Norway with a lot of rain and wind. I had to go in there and see it with my own eyes. Fortunately, there was only material damage.
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[@endretajet538]

Trist å se Thomas....føler med deg og familien ! Ha det bra da !

[@tshansen]

Takk for det 👏🏻

[@dazzer4220]

Hi Thomas. I was sorry to watch this update and I hope your family will be able to rebuild all this and perhaps insurance will help? The power of nature can be incredible sometimes. I am glad no one was hurt and property can always be replaced, unlike people. Stay safe 👍🇬🇧

[@tshansen]

Thank you Darren, appreciate that 👏🏻 The power of nature can be scary, yet fascinating at the same time. Hope to rebuild everything and get everything back to what it was. Cheers

[@BlackThor15]

So sorry to hear Thomas, at least was only replaceable material and eventually you can still rebuilt it.

[@tshansen]

Thank you Nelio 😃 Yeah, glad it was only material and nothing else. This will be rebuild and maybe better than ever before. Cheers

[@Braapncamp]

Beautiful spot on earth Tjommi which You have shown some of us in private outside YT. A place to relax and also housekeep for the future generations. As You say luckily no one got hurt. Imagine if yiu have been with tve kids on the shore fishing when the landslide hit the water, with the following wave. Brrrr. Great to see that you and Your brither team up and look after the house and land. Also interesting to document this, i can imagine a huge interest of this local and ofc from us followers. Let us see a before and after later when You have restored the boat house and old steamboat pier etc. Best wishes with the forward work and covering. /Mattias, the Tjommi

[@tshansen]

This is what my father always used to call "he holy place" 👏🏻 The place I go to relax and just take a breather. It is a little bit scary to think about how much worse this could have been. All the cabins were empty at the time, normally every cabin is full of people and family enjoying winter and family time with a lot of kids. So this could have gone so much worse. Where the flytebrygge is laying now, is one of my favourite places to fish. And it looks like the landslide hit between 08:00 and 12:00 In the morning. So it would have been game over if I was down there for one of my morning fishing trips. I will make sure to document before, after and old and maybe tell a little bit about the history of this place when the situation has normalised a bit. Thank you for the concern Tjommi...appreciate it. See you soon 🔥

[@Braapncamp]

@@tshansen take care Tjommi, You and Your brother will fix this with the family. Then it's time to enjoy Your oasis fully again 💪

[@charliem5332]

That's quite amazing!!

[@tshansen]

It truly is 🔥

[@richardsalsman1069]

Wow 😮 a lot of devastation. Glad no one was around and no one got hurt.

[@tshansen]

Thank you Richard... yeah, only has it that no one was here when it fell down. Crazy amount of force in these things. Cheers

[@windinthewillows6248]

Sorry to see the devastation that the landslide brought Thomas, good to hear no one was injured. Thankfully only boat houses were damaged.

[@tshansen]

Thank you Paul... appreciate that. Yeah thankfully no one got hurt, and we will rebuild this. We have to, if not for anything, to respect our forefathers. Cheers

[@johnnys5419]

Feel sorry for you and your family. This is not good. It will take a while to get it in order. Thanks for sharing. You will fix it all. Stay on👍

[@tshansen]

Thank you Johnny 😊 It will take some time, but hopefully we will rebuild and make new history at the place. Cheers

[@mortenespedersen3432]

Nature always wins and things can be rebuilt.

[@tshansen]

It sure does mate... And I agree... material stuff can always be rebuilt and probably better than before, even if the history kinda goes away.

[@leodagan566]

The nature is always more strong than us, its the lesson we will never forget. Perhaps its a message......

[@tshansen]

Yes, Mother Nature has it's way to tell stories and make points. So you can be right 🔥

[@marcofokken998]

Thanks for sharing also this part of Norway's tough nature. Good to hear that nobody got injured. We wish you all the best with the situation... Take care! Marco & Bianca

[@tshansen]

Thank you both, and you are welcome. I think it is important to show this side of nature as well. Great reminder for us all. Cheers

[@moto-mart7021]

A force of nature is for nominal,no one hurt awesome, but the devastation it leaves behind is heartbreaking with the loss of so much history ,testament to your for farthers workmanship has stood the test of time,so sorry for your loss my friend

[@tshansen]

Thank you, and yes..as long as no one is hurt, everything else can be rebuilt. It is truly a testament to our for fathers and their workmanship. No it is for us to respect that and rebuild it to last just as long. Cheers

[@markS5780]

Thomas, sorry to see the damages from the landslide. I have six generations from Nottveit (1601-1760) before the family moved to Mostraum and my great grandfather emigrating to the US. My mother's name was Mostrom. I am travelling to Norway June 2024 and taking the ferry to Mo and will be sorry to not see the old boat house no longer there, perhaps part of my family history too.

[@tshansen]

That is so interesting to hear. I have been trying to collect as much of the history as possible from this place, and to know i have relative in US is so incredible. You should keep in touch when you get here, and i will give you a tour around this place. 👏🏻 I have the names of everyone who lived at Nottveit from the 1300 until today.

[@BenLucareli]

So sorry to see this, Thomas 🙏🏻 Glad that no one was injured, of course. The history of your cabin and your family there sounds amazing! Hopefully all the damage can be repaired. Good on you going out and checking the other properties, as well. You're a good man!

[@tshansen]

Thank you Ben. yeah, this could have been so much worse. Just glad it was damage to the buildings around. It is so much history at this place, our barn is built out of logs from a old fire damaged church, there are visual stuff still left from second world war. So I may have to show some more from this place in a future video. We are all family out there, so checking up on everything is something everyone would have done in the same matter if I was not around. Cheers 🔥

[@twelvesmylimit]

So sad to see the damage. It could have been so much worse though. So glad you're all safe.

[@tshansen]

Thank you 😊 It could have been a huge catastrophe.. only luck has it that this landslide happened when it did. Now we need to clean up and rebuild ☺️

[@twelvesmylimit]

Maybe you'd consider another video once you've completed all the work? @@tshansen

[@tshansen]

@@twelvesmylimit Yes, I have a couple of more videos planed for this. One where I give a little insight in the history of the place, and one when we start the build up and how it will look when it's all done 👏🏻

[@twelvesmylimit]

@@tshansen Yay, thanks, Thomas!

[@ronniej.nielsen5026]

Really bad news for you guys. I am sorry to see , the damages there has been around your family's cabin. I.hope you will get it back in shape again. But as always you have made a beautiful video. Take care.

[@tshansen]

Thank you Ronnie, appreciate it ☺️ most of it will be back to normal in time. Just need to get some in the area to do some assessments of the mountain and how big risk it is for second landslide or rockfall. Cheers

[@ronniej.nielsen5026]

@@tshansen I do hope that there will be no further landslides around there. Only a year ago we were stunned here in Denmark of the landslide in Gjerdrum. I hope for all the best. Cheers mate.

[@tshansen]

@@ronniej.nielsen5026 Yeah, I can't wait to hear what the geologist says about the area. I was at Gjerdrum my self, working in the slide, so I have it in fresh memory. Cheers mate

[@ronniej.nielsen5026]

Must have been quite an experience of both good and bad and definitely horrible for the people that were living there and their families . So here's a big shout out to you for your work there, helping the citizens. 🙂👍

[@TheScatman89]

Nature always wins! ... thankfully no one got hurt!! 🙏

[@tshansen]

Yes, Mother Nature is a force to be recon with.... No one got hurt, just material damages, thankfully 🙏🏻 Cheers

[@cosmo00013]

wow...this is sad especially is part of family heritage , at least no one got hurt.

[@tshansen]

Yeah, always sad to see history gone, but we just have to rebuild and make new history of it. This will go into the history books (of our place) as the largest landslide and let us tell and share this to our grandsons. No one got hurt and that is most important, everything else can be rebuild. Cheers

[@LifeIsAJourney_]

Godt at ingen ble skadet👍, her har det vært skikkelige naturkrefter i sving.

[@tshansen]

Takk for det. Ja her har det vært ekstreme krefter i sving. Bare flaks gjør at det ikke er gått liv tapt i denne hendelsen. 😵

[@tombuys2584]

Damn Thomas this suckes, glad no one got hurt. But it's still sad that it happend. Nice footage although I prefer good news and adventure on your bike 😉

[@tshansen]

Thank you Tom… yeah this was not how we wanted to start of this year, but what can you do 😂 Let’s just hope that we manage to rebuild and move on. It will be a great story to tell my grandchildren one day 🔥 Couple of more months now and we are back riding bikes again

[@alphonsvanmaanen]

Wow! Glad no one was caught up in the devastation. A true shame that the old boathouse was destroyed, hopefully a rebuild in the future?

[@tshansen]

It is more great luck than anything that no one was hurt or killed in this landslide. If this had happened any other day or just the weekend before? 🙈 Yeah, all the boathouses will be rebuild as far as I know and hopefully the mountain will be safe again.

[@heinschwartz7941]

Such beautiful surroundings. Nature can be devastating. Glad no one hurt.

[@tshansen]

Thank you sir. It is a remarkable place with incredible nature. Really glad it was only material damages. Cheers

[@dutchminionandherbike3436]

Just glad you and everyone is safe. It's like a mini tsunami. Water can have such devastating effects when it comes with force especially when it was created with a lot of power like through a landslide. Take care and good luck with cleaning and repairing everything.

[@tshansen]

I would love to be a witness to this from a safe place. just to see the share power of the water building up and destroying everything in it's path. Nature and stuff like this fascinate me in so many ways. Thank you, will do our best. Cheers

[@dutchminionandherbike3436]

@@tshansen Know the feeling. Here in Zeeland and some other parts of The Netherlands we have a lot of history when it comes down to fighting the water, or witnessing the destruction by it. That's why we build the big Storm Surge Barriers at the big rivers or really high dikes. When talking to older locals they still remember the big destructive surge of 1953. It makes me listen intensely.

[@tshansen]

@@dutchminionandherbike3436 Was it you or the germans who had that insane flood last year? The crazy part is, this kinda stuff is happening much more often than it did earlier. Extreme weather is the new normal

[@Nellabellabi]

Crazy forces that comes from the beasts of nature! Sad to see, but after a lot of work Im sure the memories keep on going for many years to come. And this tragedy to overcome Will be a thing in the family history book. All agreed, great luck that no one was hurt. Best regards from Sweden

[@tshansen]

Thank you Ola 🔥 Yeah the power of Mother Nature is scary sometimes. Now it's time to rebuild and remember to tell the story for future generations. Cheers

[@russosborne]

I'm sorry to hear this happened to you. Thanks for the amazing video - Norway is truly spectacular and you always have incredible footage.

[@tshansen]

Thank you Russ 👏🏻 appreciate it.

[@Tim.Traveler]

So sorry to see this Thomas. Be safe out there. I wonder if this had anything to do with the underwater Volcano that erupted the other day. It could be seen from space.

[@tshansen]

Thank you Scooter 🔥 The volcano was a couple of days after this landslide so I don't think it is related in any way, but you can never be sure. maybe there has been some shaking of the ground days before?

[@four38AM]

Thankfully no one got hurt. And what a shame of the old boat house.. a lot of heritage just gone….😞

[@tshansen]

Yeah, lucky it was only material damages. A lot of history went to sea this day, but it will always be like this. We just need to rebuild and make sure that history is told for our grandsons. 🔥

[@optivion]

Becareful Dude!!!

[@tshansen]

Thank you, I'm always careful and take no risk more than necessary

[@ZeroHighWays]

Sorry to see that Thomas 😔

[@tshansen]

Thank you mate....👏🏻

[@torenarend]

Good to hear nobody got injured. Does the government inspect rocks that are prone to rockfall? Or is that a private matter? It won't be the last piece of rock that comes down.

[@tshansen]

You and me both Jan 👏🏻 The "problem" is left to the county, and in calibration with NVE and the geologist they will need to inspect the mountain, see what risk there is for second landslides and rockfall. I hope we get some answers about this soon, before we can go back to normal again. I'm not surprised if they need to take down more of the mountain, it looked like something of the upper parts of the rock could come down any time soon. Cheers

[@in2ADV]

Devastating. When something like this happens to a place with such personal history... Devastating... Hope that you get to rebuild soon! Be well mate. Regards from Aus.

[@tshansen]

Thank you sir... 😊 We have to wait to hear what the geologist says and what the rest of the mountain looks like before we can start rebuilding and clean it all up. Cheers

[@gbmartinz]

Trist å se... Kan ligge an til massiv opprydding, og mindre tid på MC. Lykke til!

[@tshansen]

Takk for det.... Ja det blir nok en del opprydning, men det meste er gått på havet, så der er det eksterne aktører som gjør oppryddingen. Så vi får se hva geolog sier før vi eventuelt begynner opprydning og oppbygging.

[@kihestad]

Ohh, mother nature can be quite cruel at times. Sorry to see what happened 😔

[@tshansen]

She really knows how to make a mark, that is for sure. Thank you Hestad. hope to start rebuilding soon.

[@whatsnext6336]

Oohhh, things like that just hurts your heart, doesn't it? I'm glad all went "well" apart from material damages. Water is heavy, isn't it? Is that the place where you did your "The New Draumr 5.0 & Draumr Ultralight from AMOK Equipment" video? Looks like a really nice place where you can relax and charge your battries. I have watched some norwegian TV documentaries about those old farms and small villages situated on the mountain sides. Very interesting. Did your cabin get affected in any way?

[@tshansen]

Yes, this is correct. On the "back" side of the little hill my cabin is located. This is our place to leave the big city behind, relax and just enjoy the piece and quiet. My cabin was not affected 👌🏻

[@alexmorgan3435]

No one was injured or killed which is the most important thing. Must still be difficult to see your family property destroyed. Are landslides frequent in Norway given it is so steeply mountainous with deep fjords? There was the huge landslip last year I think where many houses were pushed into a fjord/sea?

[@tshansen]

Without a doubt the most important thing mate. It is always difficult to see property destroyed, but there is not much we can do about it. Landslides are more and more frequent here in Norway. Not only the steep mountains and fjords, but quick clay and other other ground minerals has been washed out for years. Looks like we are in a time period where we will see much more of it in the upcoming years as well. You are thinking about Gjerdrum? The huge quick clay landslide where a whole street with x amount of houses was buried? That was one year ago. I was with one of the search and rescue teams over there. (outside Oslo)

[@alexmorgan3435]

@@tshansen Yes it may have been Gjerdrum. Far out and terrifying seeing a whole area of buildings moving on masse, especially for the residents. In such a situation where would you escape to? Like being in a powerful hurricane in the US that destroys everything in it's path. Where do you go? Frightening. The tremendous forces of nature. Your video of the landslide on your property has made me aware of possible dangers in Norway I have never even considered. I guess everywhere has it's inherent dangers - flooding, hurricanes, earthquakes, volcanic eruption, fires, etc. Looking forward to your videos for this coming year. All the best.

[@DiegoAstorga]

What a mess‼️😓

[@tshansen]

Yeah. luckily there was not more buildings in the area or people. Nature has it's way and we just need to learn to live with it. Cheers brother 🔥

[@michalkondas]

Two things. What really caused damages? Wave? Wind? Landslide? And what jacket you have?

[@tshansen]

Hello Michal... The wave made most damage. It looks like some stones from the landslide hit as well, but the worst damage was the wave after the landslide. The jacket I wear is a Revolution Race Cyclone Rescue jacket 👍🏻

[@RidetheBean]

Glad everyone was ok. We can't really do much when nature decides to do what nature does😅 Sucks that the old buildings were destroyed tho...

[@tshansen]

Thank you Kenneth. Well, there is a reason this storms have woman names 🤣 The brute force of nature can be insane sometimes. Scary and fascinating 🙏🏻 Yeah, but buildings can always be rebuilt... I'm not that concerned about material stuff. Hope you are doing well on your journey mate. Stay safe 🔥

[@kimkelberg]

😕 That is not the Way to start a new Year , sorry for you and others in that fjord So much work to do now in the spring Glad it is only materiel damage and not residential properties so peoble lost there home

[@tshansen]

Haha, yeah... like covid was not enough 🙈 let's just hope it is uphill from here. You and me both, so glad there were no lives taken, just material damages. This can be fixed with time and labour

[@hovishill2779]

Really sad to see this Thomas, especially as your family have such a long history there. The mountains are a wonderful place, but they can be extremely dangerous at times. I’ve seen a few videos of yours when your riding old mountain roads and theres been signs of rock falls, I guess its rare that it happens, but when it does, the potential devastation is really bad. Most import thing is thankfully no one was hurt and hopefully the insurance will take care of the rest.

[@tshansen]

I always have this in mind when I'm out riding in some of the places. Yes, sometimes I want to take the closed road, but a rock in the head will take the joy out of everything. So it is not worth it. On the west coast of Norway there is a lot of tunnels. They serve as a purpose, not only to make the journey shorter. Many places are high risk when it comes to rockfall and landslides. Thank you sir, really appreciate it. Now let's rebuild and make the best of it. 🔥

[@Nerb1]

Wow... It must be hard seeing the old boathouse completely gone. Are the foundations still there? Will you try and rebuild it?

[@tshansen]

Thank you Nerb 🔥 Yeah, it is almost tragicomical to see the old boathouse completely gone. By the look of the drone footage I got. There looks like some of the foundations are still there, so we will do our best to rebuild if they do some safety measure to the rest of the mountain behind us. It still looks like a big part of the mountain can fall out.

[@wanderlustadventures8850]

Crazy how strong nature can be! Any idea if you are allowed to build a new cabin on the same ground? It‘s pretty exposed now.

[@tshansen]

Yeah nature really knows how to show force sometimes. Well, we have always known this area to be some risk. But not this amount. Next step is for the county to get in with some geologist and do some assessments of the mountain and what risk there is for secondary landslides. And If there is need for mountain safety or blow down some loose rocks.

[@wanderlustadventures8850]

@@tshansen i hope you can stay there and build a new cabin. Just by the look from the area, i assume that you had nice memories spending time there. But better be safe than sorry. All the best from Liechtenstein 🇱🇮

[@camouflage962]

"OLD RED" constantly lifting up at quite some rate.... in its center (being NW Fennoscandia) by up to 8mm per year... in your area (peripherical to the center of uplifting) still at 50% of that (equalling approx some 4mm/a)

[@tshansen]

I'm not sure what or who "old red" is 🤣 are our lands rising with that amount every year? That is insane? 4 mm a year... no wonder there is so many mountains cracking up the last couple of years.

[@camouflage962]

@@tshansen hi, there - "OLD RED" is geologic terminology referring to some specific northern-european petrogaphic characteristics (consisting predominantly of reddish sedimentary rock material, in association with crystalline bedrock) which was due to glacial overburden pushed heavily down into the upper part of Earth's crust (being more or less fluid); upon end of the last glacial period it began to gradually lifting up at quite some paste (again.. speaking in geological terms).... regards to NORWAY !!!!

[@torenarend]

@@tshansen The uplift began after the glaciers had melted so is already going on for tens of thousands of years....

[@tshansen]

I understand this, but 4 mm every year is insane, and makes me understand all the land and rock slides that are building up in numbers. never thought about it like this before. Need to take a closer look at this. Thank you both

[@tshansen]

@@camouflage962 Thank you sir, appreciate that. You can find them in most stores. but sport outlets and sport stores, and places like biltema have them really cheap. Small local shops may have them in store as well, like the most popular tourist spots, but it will cost you more. Biltema is by far the cheapest.

[@toby7504]

Alltid noe dritt når slikt skjer. Så lenge liv ikke går tapt så er det nå positivt iallefall. Synd med historikken som forsvinner.

[@tshansen]

Ja, alltid kjedelig når slikt skjer, men ikke så mye man får gjort med det. Å som du sier, så lenge det ikke går liv tapt er det bare å smile å gjøre det beste ut av det, selv om mye historie og kultur blir ødelagt.

[@magallanas]

a tsunami got the boathouses, thankfully it didn't hurt anybody. I hope insurance can get you what you need to rebuild to continue the family memories and legacy.

[@tshansen]

Insurance will cover everything of value, so we are happy no one got hurt. Cheers

[@REDFred]

Sorry to hear that my friend. Does the insurance cover things like that?

[@tshansen]

Thank you Fred... 👏🏻 most of this is covered by insurance and the nature fond we have here in Norway. So hopefully everything will be restored at a later time.

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks for sharing Thomas. Glad nobody got hurt, but must be sad to see the old boat house go.. I guess there will be some inspection of the mountain to find out if more is about to come down? Also, Is that second guy in the video your clone? ;)

[@tshansen]

Thank you Pål 😊 Yeah, I had to call the the technical chief in the county and as about when NVE and the Geologist are going in and do some assessments to the mountains and rocks still hanging there. I bet they need to take some down, or do some securing before we can do a rebuild. Hahaha, the clone is my minime... my older but smaler brother 🤣

[@norwaywithpal]

@@tshansen Yea I bet they need to do some assessments. Good luck on the rebuild 👍 Also you could film broll with your brother in it, nobody would see the difference ;)

[@tshansen]

@@norwaywithpal Hahaha... I will keep that in mind, and thank you. I hope we can start the rebuild this spring already.

[@peterhabel]

☹, det er forfærdeligt synd . Specielt den gamle bygning som helt er væk 😢

[@tshansen]

Takk for det Peter... ja det er veldig synd, men ikke så mye man får gjort med ☺️ Vi får bygge opp igjen å ta vare på historien

[@peterhabel]

@@tshansen Ja, der er ikke andet at gøre 😐

[@JoonesAdventuresMC]

Så skönt att ingen blev skadad. Men man blir ändå ledsen när man ser skadorna. 😢

[@tshansen]

Ja, alltid kjedelig med slike skader, men ikke så mye man får gjort med. Noe man bare må akseptere "kan" skje når man bor i slike områder. Takk for omtanken Jonas. Skål

[@psvennevig]

So sorry. Hope the insurance companies do not run you guys over!

[@tshansen]

Thank you Pål. I guess we get an answer of than soon. They have already been into the area and done some scouting. Not sure what the outcome will be yet.

[@RaimundasBaronas]

What a sight would that been watching it live 🙈. Most important no one woke up floating in the ocean or burried alive as sometimes happen in Norway. Buildings can be rebuilt, not the old one unfortunately. It looked like it could tell few stories.

[@tshansen]

Nature fascinate me in so many ways. The pure rawness of it all and the force it can show sometimes. Just incredible. And you are right, as long as no-one is hurt, all the buildings can be rebuilt and we can live with that. Haha, I could tell you many great storys from this place and that old boathouse. 👏🏻 A lot of old war history here as well. But that will be around a fire with a beer in our hand😃

[@RaimundasBaronas]

@@tshansen sounds great mate. Hope we meet up some time somewhere 😬👍🏻

[@tshansen]

@@RaimundasBaronas Our paths will cross sooner or later 🎉

[@tomandersson5089]

skip the music? why add music?!!!!!

[@tshansen]

You think this would be better without music?

[@tomandersson5089]

@@tshansen yes! Alot of The People really like videos without music! Because it destroy so many videos.. It is so outdated to add music in videos nowadays

[@tshansen]

@@tomandersson5089 outdated? Then i feel you miss the point in why we use it as a creative tool to keep your attention, or to bring the story along. Sometimes we miss and sometimes we hit, but to say it is outdated is just wrong mate 😉

[@tomandersson5089]

@@tshansen no.. People really hate music now! And are so grateful when some People leave out The music! So you are wrong...

[@tshansen]

@@tomandersson5089 maybe you are right 😉

[@markS5780]

Greetings Tomas. Thank you for your reply. I am traveling to Norway with my family of ten, my wife, two children & spouses and four grandchildren. We are arriving in Bergen on Wednesday evening the 12th of June. I had hoped of hiring a private ferry from Bergen to Mostraumen on Friday the 14th but don't have any plans booked yet. I am staying with cousins in Bergen. Perhaps we might have a chance to meet in Bergen or Nottveit, I would like that. I can't add a file attachment here so will give you a listing of my family from Nottveit as far back as I could find. Mattis Olavson Nottveit 1601-?, Olav Mattison Nottveit 1637-?, Olav Olavson Notveitt 1648-1720, Nills Olavson Nottveit 1695-1705, Olav Nilsson Nottveit 1721-1765, Johannes Olavson Mostraum 1760-1849 (my 3rd great grandfather who moved to Mostraum), Olav Johannesson Mostraum 1803-1875, and Halstein Olavson Mostraum 1851-1941 - my great grandfather who emigrated to the US in 1873 to the State of Iowa where I live. I know my Nottveit family ran the flood mill. Do you know where that would have been located? I found you on facebook and will send you a friend request if that is OK with you. Regards.....Paul Skram, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

[@tshansen]

Thank you, this is really interesting to read. I will check with my own papers next time I’m at my cabin.

[@transylvanianrider]

I'm very sorry for the damage, Thomas :( I am glad no one suffered. Sometimes nature shows us who the boss is... Btw, this is your only video I can't give a like

[@tshansen]

Thank you Adrian 👏🏻 appreciate it 😊 Im really glad it go as well as it did. Could have been so much worse. Nature is boss, king and everything in-between 🙈 Insane to see how much power it is in landslides like this. Stay safe brother. Cheers