I think it is beautiful. I know when people get their homes flooded it is not so good for them, and many die, but this video is so nice. The sun, the glistening water, it looks clean and just lovely!
@@thegoodkid Similar to "Lemon Fetus", I'd like to use it as an intro for my lesson on endogenic and exogenic forces/processes! Of course the credit is all yours! PS: Props to you man, that's some qualitative stuff! Unfortunately, most videos on youtube contain too much speech or unnecessary contents in order to use them properly in the classroom...
Hi there - can you please PM me your email address. We would like to potentially use this footage in our latest documentary. Would that be okay? Best, Kristie
Not sure if you finished the documentary - I’m sure you have, you asked two years ago - but anyone can use this video for whatever they like. Sorry for the super late reply. What’s the documentary about?
I think it is beautiful. I know when people get their homes flooded it is not so good for them, and many die, but this video is so nice. The sun, the glistening water, it looks clean and just lovely!
WOW you shoud do more time lapses
Hello, can I use this video for my school project?
Go ahead
This music reminds me of bunkd or happy times in the summer :(
Felt good reading this comment.
hey could I use this video for my virtual field trip for students about the environment?
Absolutly. The video is from Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Thanks used this to explain erosion to my son
This is AWESOME!!!
Agreed !
@@thegirlinblack1594 so this is what I was watching when I was 10 😂
Grand Canyon - The early years...
ITS OVER 9000!!!
How long did this take irl
I drank two or three beers, so probably an hour or so.
By any chance could I use this video for my schools project? I'll give you credit.
Little late getting back to you, but sure. I hope you ended up using it.
@@thegoodkid "Little late" xD
@MoonLight Blue HAHAAHAHAH 1 YEAR HAAHAHHA
Late
@@thegoodkid Similar to "Lemon Fetus", I'd like to use it as an intro for my lesson on endogenic and exogenic forces/processes! Of course the credit is all yours!
PS: Props to you man, that's some qualitative stuff! Unfortunately, most videos on youtube contain too much speech or unnecessary contents in order to use them properly in the classroom...
Yeah, that loose dirt didn't stand a chance.
The stuff on top was dug out, but under was a decent layer of naturally packed beach sand.
why am i here high asf watching this
What is the music?
It’s a track by Yelawolf called Ball and Chain. I’m super quick to respond to comments.
Uh huh 😐
I like it
💕Wow💙💙💛💙💙💙💙
w a t e r
why am i here
You know I was suspecting the Kin
Coollllllllll
Is the background real?
Yes, that's a small sand dune in the background.
0:12
I love erosion with like hoodoos and everything
Actually I believe that water has no power. The force or power is Gravity! Water does nothing without gravity…..just saying 😊
Thare she flows...........
Erosion is cool…
Hi there - can you please PM me your email address. We would like to potentially use this footage in our latest documentary. Would that be okay? Best, Kristie
Not sure if you finished the documentary - I’m sure you have, you asked two years ago - but anyone can use this video for whatever they like. Sorry for the super late reply.
What’s the documentary about?
Sorry to break your bubble, but it's not the power of water but the force of gravity that shapes and transforms nature.