I am going to disagree with you, once the foundation of some rocks set up, it just kept piling up. all it needed was a few large rocks to hold it's place. What's interesting about these land/rock slides is that when they stop moving, they firm up, lock tight almost immediately (something like dried concrete) and require lots of work to move again.
Absolutely not in Switzerland ! It takes place on " col du Lautaret" road ( Lautaret path) , in french Alps. Between Grenoble and Briançon . We are on the eastern part of that path , toward Briançon , in river Guisane' valley. The torrent of Rif is on left side of Guisane. The old "tunnel" allowed the National road n° 91 to be be protected against such flows of water mixed to stones. As it was too narrow for modern traffic, they built the new road outside of the tunnel ! Unhappily @@@
Hello philippe savin, is it possible to contact you regarding this video (i.e. via email)? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible to discuss? :) Cheers, Felix
Seems silly to allow all this rubble to flood the road. Wondering why the road builders didn’t include a runoff shed to cover the roadway so the rubble flow over the road and down into the valley below.
Unfortunately we were not entitled to “see” what was down hill from the runoff whether it be a village, farms or valley. In my area road builders constructed several “snow sheds” over the roadway in mountainous sections so snow from avalanches in winter time didn’t block the highway and impede traffic. Similar concept used for rail lines in mountainous areas too.
……that’s what people forget when they enter, eg a flooded roadway, that water is VERY powerful, & dangerous. Water, in the form of the Colorado River, carved the Grand Canyon over millenia………
Well there are some chickens who want to cross, hence the civil engineers and road construction crews ready to satisfy that chicken urge and gravity's too. Generally, though, A to B takes the straightest route and blithely ignores the middle.
This is the power of the great God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): "And your Lord, Forgiving, Merciful,
@Jim Bartz So who created you and created the heavens and the earth, did you create them? بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم (( أم خلقوا من غير شيء أم هم الخالقون أم خلقو السموات والارض بل لا يوقنون))
@Jim Bartz Did you know that God created us to worship him and on the Day of Resurrection, he will hold us accountable either as a paradise and a blessing or as a great punishment
@Jim Bartz Remember that God created you and gave you all the best for His worship, why do you not believe in Him how do not fear punishment after death سبحان الله والله أكبر كبيرا
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Another flow was approaching when the video ended.
That's a gold mine!!! Natural rock for landscaping and home building!!
Don't even have to bring it down the mountain!
Yeah looks to me that the photographer would have been in the line of fire for the next debris flow..... But that just my layman's perspective.
Impressive what the guard rail held.
Especially true given the fact that a Volkswagen missed that very turn and drove through that same guard rail the summer before.
I am going to disagree with you, once the foundation of some rocks set up, it just kept piling up. all it needed was a few large rocks to hold it's place. What's interesting about these land/rock slides is that when they stop moving, they firm up, lock tight almost immediately (something like dried concrete) and require lots of work to move again.
Crew standing back: “We’re gonna need a bigger barrier.” 😮
Since the video is over eight years old I’m wondering what became of Philippe Savin
What did I watch right there, Who designed that , and placed a road right at the end of it?
That's exactly what I was thinking.
The road is in the tunnel which protects it from avalanches or land slides
È venuta giù tanta di quella roccia che ci si potrebbe costruire un paese intero
There was another large debris flow coming when the video ended. 2:17, another minute would have been nice. Thumbs down
where is this? and what are the opening/tunnels for? kinda odd place to put a drainage control at....
Absolutely not in Switzerland ! It takes place on " col du Lautaret" road ( Lautaret path) , in french Alps. Between Grenoble and Briançon . We are on the eastern part of that path , toward Briançon , in river Guisane' valley. The torrent of Rif is on left side of Guisane. The old "tunnel" allowed the National road n° 91 to be be protected against such flows of water mixed to stones. As it was too narrow for modern traffic, they built the new road outside of the tunnel ! Unhappily @@@
@@verdierjean-pierre3906 thanks for the info. I was wonderin what the tunnels were for.
Офигеть, камни, как щепочки вода несет. Какая мощь
Are you filling tunnels or natural waterflowing filling them at this time??????🤔🤔🤔🤔
Contractors are rubbing hands together thinking ,look at all that work and money coming down the hillside
why end there more to come but an OK video
Exactly, why the heck did you stop the video just before the deluge was coming?
Since the guy is sitting nearly right on it's path, I assume he's fearing for his own safety.
There was another large debris flow coming when the video ended.
and no .3
@@busslayer4790,,,
You definitely got your work cut out for you. Been there.
Excellent. 💙 T.E.N.
great video, thanks!
Hello
philippe savin, is it possible to contact you regarding this video (i.e. via email)? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible to discuss? :) Cheers, Felix
Seems silly to allow all this rubble to flood the road. Wondering why the road builders didn’t include a runoff shed to cover the roadway so the rubble flow over the road and down into the valley below.
it's a shame that you're not in charge
Unfortunately we were not entitled to “see” what was down hill from the runoff whether it be a village, farms or valley. In my area road builders constructed several “snow sheds” over the roadway in mountainous sections so snow from avalanches in winter time didn’t block the highway and impede traffic. Similar concept used for rail lines in mountainous areas too.
@@robertnorthrup1914 this video is a criminal cover-up
@@bmolitor615 eya m8 I'm in charge..treat ya self to a day off
Looks like a river of concrete.
Nature is amazing
Since there are earth movers ready, I take it this was expected?
Something so cool like that and 2 min of video are u freaking kidding don't quite your day job
Joe Newman *quit
On the plus side thats all free stone that can be used everywhere and money can be made from it. Mother nature is good
Impressive how these large boulders are easily transported by water in the debris flow.
……that’s what people forget when they enter, eg a flooded roadway, that water is VERY powerful, & dangerous. Water, in the form of the Colorado River, carved the Grand Canyon over millenia………
The power of gravity and water.
Common mistakes when recoding is they zoom in too much
Perhaps you think he should stand closer :-)
45°02'33.5"N 6°25'34.5"E
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C'est où ?
We're did the tunnels go ?
It's just a semi-circular tunnel that pass under the stream.
وين هذا المكان اللي يفتح النفس 😍😍
Seems to have spilled over onto the road a wee bit there.
who puts a road there???
It doesn't happen very often and the cars use the tunnel while it is cleaned. There are also avalanches in the winter.
Well there are some chickens who want to cross, hence the civil engineers and road construction crews ready to satisfy that chicken urge and gravity's too. Generally, though, A to B takes the straightest route and blithely ignores the middle.
Mother nature: "Don't stand in my way!"
To je Allahova moc ☝
WOW, get me a Caterpillar D9 to push those rocks off of the road. !!!
Does anyone know where this is at
A proximité du col du Lautaret (Hautes-Alpes), versant Est (Guisane). Close to col du Lautaret (Hautes-Alpes/France), East side (Guisane river).
Incrível este video!!
I could totally run up that
There probably wouldn't be much left below your knees if you did.
يارب لطفك بحالنا
Ziemlich fragwürdige Konstruktion, warum leitet man das auf eine Straße?
Road guys are like I’m not cleaning this up
Solution. Suspension. Saltation. Traction. 🎉
Anybody wanna buy some rocks?
Quand l eau passe tout casse..
gold gold gold
C’est ou???
A proximité du col du Lautaret (Hautes-Alpes), versant Est (Guisane).
سبحان الله
сколько готового стройматериала подвалило....
Second wave was coming right b4 video ended
It ended right before the good part lol
who gets to clean that up
@Javelin1010, we are looking for volunteers (and please bring your own shovel). Thanks in advance.
Anyone need some rock their yards
Galapagos
Dustpan and brush time
imagaine if house was there 🧐🥶🥶🥶🥶
ابوالمونت:سمبل خشم کوهستان
Waw free road stone lol
OMG
Gunna need a bigger digger
Toneladas de piedra para triturar
That's a terrible location for a road.
Horrible camera work swaying nonstop
Ну и кто же так строил, ахах
Ou est ce ?
Dans le Lautaret 05220
La.nature reprend ses droits
This is the power of the great God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): "And your Lord, Forgiving, Merciful,
@Jim Bartz So who created you and created the heavens and the earth, did you create them? بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم (( أم خلقوا من غير شيء أم هم الخالقون أم خلقو السموات والارض بل لا يوقنون))
@Jim Bartz Did you know that God created us to worship him and on the Day of Resurrection, he will hold us accountable either as a paradise and a blessing or as a great punishment
@Jim Bartz I invite you to read the Quran that was revealed to Muhammad, the Messenger of Allah
@Jim Bartz If you want good, give me your e-mail
@Jim Bartz Remember that God created you and gave you all the best for His worship, why do you not believe in Him how do not fear punishment after death سبحان الله والله أكبر كبيرا
What are the tunnels for?
water
gold gold gold
gold gold gold