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bret huish
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2007
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DroneFlightImages
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Sample aerial video from Drone Flight Images in Sarasota Florida. DroneFlightImages.com
South West Water Problems
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Las Vegas is trying to get the water from Snake Valley. Music is by license from freshmusic.com, " 23_energy_Tap"... for more information go to lasvegaswaters.brethuish.com/
Winds On The Beach
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Blowing sand on the beach at Meyers Beach Oregon. Just south of Gold Beach Oregon,
It was abandoned only a few 100 feet from where it was built
Great Video! I was just there and made a video of Death Valley too! Thanks for Sharing!
2:23 there I am from😂💯
I love Germany and Bad Wimpfen! Our daughter was baptized there. So many very happy memories... Walking in the vineyards with our baby in the buggy that a neighbor offered to me. God bless Germany!
We have wonderful memories from Germany as well. My wife was born and raised there. So very glad you enjoyed the vid... Bret
I was stationed near Bad Wimpfen in the early eighties in a town called Neckarsulm. I loved to take walks in this town on a cold afternoon and have coffee and cheese cake in a local Konditerai/Backerei
Germany is a pretty magic place alright. My wife was born and raised there. I have been to Neckarsulm. It's a lovely place. Thanks for watching. Were you military? Army? Air Force?
@@brethuish I was US Army 3/84th Field Artillery 56th Brigade (Pershing)
@@neckarsulme I was a C-130 pilot with the 327th Tactical Airlift Wing, Frankfurt Germany. I'll just bet we both have some priceless memories. Thanks for the chat and thanks for your service.
@@brethuish oh definitely some great memories......and thank you for doing what you do....When I ETS in '84 I flew back to the States in a 141.
Nice shame more building's didn't survive
True. It’s a great place to visit if you get the chance.
The bees are vanishing. I use to have quiet a few in my garden almost 20 years ago. Today I find one or two pollinating every once in a while and always one dead on the driveway or walkway. Sad...
2:45 Yes it is... Great post
Very smooth Bret! What craft is this? If I had to guess, Phantom 3 or 4. I have the P3P but usually fly my customs. Liked and subbed :)
Phantom 4 pro Glad you liked it. Ow flying the mavek pro 2 and loving it!
Breathtaking when seen for the first time aren't they?! Nice captures Bret :)
Fascinating...especially the Goldfield museum (Last Supper, Ghost Rider and other sculptures) Cant leave out the house built with Bottles ,,The Bottle-house
Beautiful town..
sounds like mexican music but in other language omg! reallly ? sounds very good What is the name of the musical genre? i like it :) recomend me bands please!
Why can't some of the big philanthropists (like Bill Gates , Mark Zuckerberg , Warren Buffet ) in California start a fund to restore the sea. Its in their own back yard for christ sake. They contribute billions to the poor, this would be no different. Or how about we make it some kind of charity so people who give can write it off their taxes, then the Federal Government pays for fixing it as it should be. Build one less fighter jet and pay to save the sea and divert a potential health disaster!!!
It took very brave people with great imagination to harness the great Colorado river which now provides water for four states and even some going to mexico. It took those same type to plug the breach in the canal that caused the sea. But it seems these types of great people have all died. And no one now has the guts to do what they did in the past. Great public work projects, but now nothing, just excuses and studies and more studies.......like pissing on a forest fire!!
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Soooo....these bird species never had to deal with the ebb and flow of the Salton Sea before? The most epic of eco-scam ever, in so many ways! Admirable if they get away with it.
+Andrew Kline thanks for you comment andrew but you are wrong. The point is, with the ebb and flow the colorado moved the wetlands to the south in Mexico. Now the colorado is so dry that there IS no more Colorado River in Mexico. So if the salton sea goes away so do the wetlands for the birds. The wetlands will not move south again, they will disappear. You need to watch the full documentary
let it dry, dig out the salt and then fill it back with decent water
+Vincent Sure, here's 5 trillion dollars to start that project.
yess lol
He can never get away from the exploitation. At least he doesn't know any difference and appears very well cared for.
very interesting, similar to aral sea -jared & jon
+Jonathan Wu Good observation. Very True.
Very nice video. Explains clearly the history of the water in the Salton Sink in the past, the human element and how important it is today. Great job!
+Jasmyn Phillips Glad you enjoyed it. The movie was a labor of love.
i was in bad wimpfen on december last year. it was a nice place. must visit bad wimpfen on december. they have a beautiful christmas market.
it shouldn't be there at all
+VS24AT Not true. It has come and gone for thousands of years. It is a natural phenomenon. The latest incarnation was just helped along by man.
Just in passing, why do they not make some siphon tubes to bring ocean water in? Kind of like the siphons that bring the Colorado River water over the mountains. At so far below sea level, the siphons would be better efficient than the ones in use today. I'd plan a salt factory at the shore line of the new sea, and the less saline ocean water could fill some of the basin, bring some new business to the area, and keep the new ecology going. At 125F, the evaporation beds would be much more efficient than the ones by San Frisco.
The Salton sea can be saved all you need to do is make a river dug from the Pacific Ocean to the Salton Sea that will bring water in and then a river dug from the Salton sea to the Gulf of California that will circulate the water and make it less slaty and no fish will die so there would be no smell and then It could be as popular as it once was! But the US government won't do that it's so dimple to dig rivers
Wait and See!
7 years later, everything is ok
+MisterOwlz You obviously haven't been there recently. Very very bad.
bret huish I forgot.What is? haha i commented over a year ago
Excellent video. Beautiful town.
Join it to the Gulf of California, and let the sea water flow in. It becomes an extension of the open sea, less salty and available for recreation and everything. The local people can all switch to entertainment and recreation business, live and let live. Colorado's water should not be wasted on a pleasure dome for the few
My thoughts exactly... Being that it's so far below sea level just dig a channel from the gulf to the Salton... Hell we wouldn't even need to dig the whole 70 miles just far enough from the gulf side to give the water a start and let gravity do the rest of the work the waters from the gulf would pour in and dig the rest... This would be nothing in comparison to the conditions we faced digging the Panama canal... Although the down side to this is all the communities as well as the Union Pacific main line that runs along the eastern edge of the lake would be submerged under 285+/- feet of water...
+kevinnulph the problem is NOT just getting water into the area but also getting it out. If it leaves by evaporation only then it is still a dead sea that just becomes more saline every year.
I loved this place as a kid, and plan to walk the entire 120-mile shoreline in June 2015.. wish me luck!
It was great!
Did you do it And if you did how was it
oh lol sorry didnt see that comment
+Salton Sea Walk Do you have any info online about your walk? I do walk around treks with my dogs although none (yet) as large as that and would love to know more about your journey...
How does the salton sea affect ecology?
I wish I could help but im doing aral sea
www.sbsun.com/opinion/20130917/adding-water-to-the-salton-sea-is-the-only-way-to-save-it-letters
Fish can be reintroduced. That's why I hate these enviro-retards. They haven't nary a fucking clue what they're talking about.
+MraVideos Nice language. It certainly says volumes about your credibility.
+MraVideos Yea, reintroduce them into a habitat where they will immediately die.
The pacific flyway for migratory birds and air quality in the Coachella valley is now further imperiled by the continuing expansion of a 5000 turbine wind farm a few miles to the north west of the Salton Sea. Besides birdkills the massive turbine farm generates ground level air turbulence and mobilizes dust, bioparticulates, and inorganic particulates exposing the human population in the valley. These dust streams are clearly visible down wind, though little is known about their specific health effects. That being said, human population living and visiting in the Coachella valley continues to rise. JAN 2014
Where is the Sierra Club, Autobaun society, environmental protection when they are needed?
Screw them! Where is Al Sharpton when you need him!
The Salton Sea is not a natural water lake. It was accidently made when water from early irrigation ditches taking water from the Colorado River west flooded and the water emptied into a dry salt pan or dry ancient lake bed. It filled it up with fresh water and so the state had it stocked with fresh water fish for anglers to catch, but with in a few years the salt pan beneath the lake started melting and the lake became too salty for the fish and most of them died. The lakes edges are covered by beaches of most billions of tiny fish vertibrae and dead fish skeletons. It may have become a haven for many fish, birds and other animals but like the inland sea that was there 1000's of years ago and dried up as the land rose or dry periods came of whatever it will eventually dry up again.
The salt from the ancient lake basin took years to soak into the Salton Sea. It its early years when it first filled in from the over flooded irrigation ditches it harbored many kinds of fresh water fish and was a paradise. But with 60 years it became too salty and most fish died, those that survive can tolerate the salty solution. All animals on the Earth have had to deal with death and extinction as the planet has changed of the millennia. Do we cry over the dinosaurs that roamed the Earth for millions of years only to go extinct or evolved into new species via natural selection?
+Claytpn Palmer First: It is NOT salty because of a salty sea-bed. It is salty because it is a dead sea. Water does not leave it just evaporates leaving the salt behind. Second: It IS a natural lake, just not this time. The sea has come and and gone many times of the centuries. The last incarnation was just helped along by man. Historically the creation of the lake and its demise were natural events. You need to watch the full documentary.
bret huish I completely agree with you. Additionally it is not as dead as one might think. In fact, the eco system is teaming with life.
But because it is very salty its life is prehistoric, like brine shrimp and the like. Most fish that were stocked in the lake have died off, only the hardiest ones have survived. The edge s of the lake are surrounded with billions of vertabrea(?) of fish that have died in it since it flooded and was stocked. Many old towns along its shores have become ghost towns.
The vibrant colors in your film, Oregon Tide Pool, are outstanding. Would like to see more features.
Sure it's man-made, but man has benefitted from it, and still can. Why let it disappear? And, there actually was a housing development "boom" around the Sea a couple years ago. So, I don't think letting it die is the smartest idea.
Time to open the better flow of water into and out from this part of Eden. גם ים-המלח, הוא ערך כלכלי לבריאות כל-חי
bobby, remember going out 2 the break water n laying down 50 ft from where they shot them off n leaving w/ ashes all over us...... u always made sure i always had the most amazing time..... u put me 1st..... God Bless u!! C U in Heaven!!!!!
Why don't they build a canal to the salton sink (creating an inland port/larger sea) permanently? It would create several benefits for both California and Mexico!
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. And all the king's horses, and all the king's men, and all of the presidents and all of congress and all the citizens didn't want to pay for putting Humpty Dumpty back together again.
The problem is, that toxic dust can spread for miles and harm people living in Southern California. The most polluted river flowing from Mexicali to the Salton Sea worsens the toxic level already in the sea itself.
I'm taking a over night field trip to bend with my class:)
The only thing that worries me is the change of those chemicals getting into the air. As for fixing "our" mistake, I think it would only be made worse by people messing with nature. Has there ever been a time where people fixed a mistake in nature? Every story I've heard people made it worse. brethuish, do you know any examples of people truly helping nature?
California is a joke. We spend money on useless BS like a rail way bringing in people from Compton to the beach. Why? So they can F it up. We are managed by Circus Clowns. WHAT they should be spending money on is projects like this that have REAL meaning and purpose. California, let's get our priorities straight .
No can do. I've already moved there an elected myself Mayor.
when sea water evaporates it leaves behind its salt content, using sea water will make it saltier and kill off the wildlife. they will need a desalination plant or a way to flush the salt water from the salton sea to remove the salt content.
Where did the birds and other animals go to before the Salton Sea was created? It can't be that valuable since they existed fine before it's creation, they'll exist fine after it's gone.
If the Salton Sea dies it will create a toxic dust bowl of more than 500 square miles. All of its toxins and pollutants will become airborne reaching far beyond San Diego, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. So we can't really let it die in peace. Unless you want the death of a large part of USA.