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This is not an ice jam "breaking up." All during the first few minutes the ice is first breaking, then moving downstream. It is only when the ice stops moving towards the end of the video that one can actually say there is an "ice jam." A far better title for this video, therefore, would be, "Ice Jam Forming." Except for the title, this is a beautiful video,
Fascinating, seeing the ice flowing all that time, and then, it slowly comes to a stop. Nice video!
It was cool watching the ice flowing up what seemed to be a small tributary on the right hand side
cool footage , i wonder if any steelhead survived the pounding from the ice chunks
I was wondering the exact same thing. do they ride the wave back to the lake? or do they sit in a deep hole and hope for the best
How long does it take to run out of ice after it breaks?
Pretty realistic sounding wind efx
Just switch between the first view seconds and the las one to see the massive amount of ice.
"Breaking the ice!" haha
This is not an ice jam "breaking up." All during the first few minutes the ice is first breaking, then moving downstream. It is only when the ice stops moving towards the end of the video that one can actually say there is an "ice jam." A far better title for this video, therefore, would be, "Ice Jam Forming." Except for the title, this is a beautiful video,