How A Beach Gets Destroyed
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2022
- Hurricane Kay had lasting effects on beaches in Southern California. Watch the before and after of the large waves and beach erosion from the swell.
#skimboarding #oddlysatisfying #erosion 
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One brave soul with no flesh eating bacteria concerns.
The way I see it, I could get hit and killed by a meteor tomorrow, and there’s nothing I could do about it. There’s no point in worrying about things that will never happen to you, especially if they prevent you from living your life
@@cloaker7237 flesh eating bacteria never happens to anyone?
@@that.ll_do_pig people die by flesh eating bacteria. People also get hit by meteors. My point is, it happens SO rarely that worrying about it is counterproductive
I want balls
@@cloaker7237 Nobody has been hit by a meteor
I have been Metal Detecting these beaches for 38 years and have never seen such new exposed old ground. I have found so much awesome old silver coins, lots of gold so amazing. Now I am looking forward to a northern swells to move the sands back south.
Got any vids of these adventures you been having lately!?!?
Watch his channel! He metal detects cover by Trestles, HB pier, around OC n other places. Love your channel btw, Jim
@@christaq3528 most you watch are fake his seem the same.. change my mind?
@@RAZZLE69DAZZLE69 Yes, lots of videos.
@@christaq3528 Thank you!
This guys passion for his beach made this so much more interesting. I’ve seen these kinds of videos before, but he showed it from a completely different prospective.
Is "prospective" the word you use when you want clarify that it's the perspective of a pro(fessional)?
I agree.
i really liked this video how it was shot at different time periods and gave so much context and information about your local beach and the geology and weather.
This is quality content! Bummer that this happened to the beach. Hope it's not the new normal. Would love more of this kind of storm and swell analysis 🙏
thats just nature bro
Sediment transport. It's mobile.
ive seen that Bridge in the background in a few other videos through the years. they do this often when the canals overflow
This would naturally happen given time, all they've done is sped it up, the river isn't powerfull enough to overpower the ocean and keep flowing all the time, so the waves end up blocking the river with sediment until enough water builds up to overflow or compromise the dam through the weight of the water. Outside of this I do not know much about or the name of this phenomena but it will happen again and again many times human intervention or not, I'd also assume in most places this is naturally a yearly occurrence but depending on regional rain fall it could happen more often.
I realize now that you are likely talking about the storm's effect on beaches as a whole now, thats what I get for looking at the comments before watching the video> XD
Every time I watch these river breaks I'm amazed how all that sand returns back up that beach. Crazy to me.
You should have setup a time lapse :)
I saw lots of clips on IG about this with tons of hate about destroying the beach and messing up the local ecosystem, great to see the actual context! Good job
Or just little texts like: 1 hour after the breach, 5 hours, etc.
I wish I could have seen this for myself, such a wild experience, the effects it has is sad, but might as well get some fun experiencing it while you can, thanks for sharing!
it doesnt negatively affect the environment in anyway lol, it's a natural occurence. where do you think the water in rivers go? lol
That is beautiful! I live in the Midwest and don't get to see/experience stuff like this. Great content bro! Keep em' coming!
be glad....that water is filled with poo.....literally
I’m happy to learn you guys drained this creek as a precaution to flooding and not for a selfish reason. It’s sad to see all the people in these comments missing the point lol.
I drove along the beachfront homes in Oceanside. The surf was crashing onto the streets and moving trash cans. It was insane to see. Never thought that would happen. Surf was so high!
I know what you mean. I've seen high tides wash onto the Strand over by the pier on occasion.
I learned about wave to beach destruction in junior high. The relevance..I lived in Seattle. The winter storms that generated some Serious waves from the south, would reek havoc on beaches and homes that were literally on the edge.
Have seen beaches stripped of sand. And the power of the waves undermining pilings that held up businesses...which were washed into the Puget Sound.
So gnarly! Such a trip to see that hurricane fill in that night! Won’t ever forget that. 😳. epic river rides too man! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Nice Blair docuseries!!
Well done. Can only imagine we'll look forward to future episodes.
Thanks!
This was super cool. I love how you documented it all so well. Nicely done! Super interesting.
Awesome!!
Great to see that Aliso is still a happening place
. You made it better by getting that chunk of concrete out of there. Thank You!!!!
I remember, back in 81 or 82, we were Lifeguarding at Aliso and a Dog was swept out in the huge mushroom rip tide that ensued from opening up the flooded creek.
Then Chris Papaj went out on the longboard and rescued the dog. Being a salty water kid was so.much fun!
Well done, informative and interesting. Look forward to seeing some of the changes in person.
imagine going for a walk and now you cant go back 🤣
When Blairs degree from U.C. Berkeley comes in handy. That head, not just a hat rack lol
I saw some shorts that didn’t give the full context. I’m glad that this was approved and not some random prank
Dude the way it eroded so fast so cool. Totally gnarly 🤙
This has happened before. Behind you across the street is a phone CO. The vault/basement in that building has been full of water and the parking lot at the park fully submerged.
PCH & Broadway has been underwater.
There’s another CO up the street next door to Trader Joe’s at Beach & Broadway. If you go around on to Beach you can see what was once doors that are now sealed shut because so much water was coming down the canal that is along side Laguna Canyon then goes underground before opening back up at Beach, it pushed in those security doors that were once there and flooded that building and it’s vault/basement.
Growing up par-time in Malibu. Every winter along Las Tunas Beach it wasn’t uncommon to have to wait for sets before passing by that section of PCH. Even then you’d have to gun it to beat the next set.
History in each one’s lives makes for good stories in the future.
returning to these videos, i can say they keep getting better and better
Your video is crystal clear. Great camera work!
Yes! I live in San Diego and I'm so thankful you made a video about this! It's been hard describing this to friends and family that don't live out here. Stay shining! 🌞🏵🌼🌻
Amazing! nice one
That was such an interesting video. Looked amazing when the water broke through. Fun and informative! :D
may seem like a weird question.. do you always break it in the middle?
i ask because.. could be something with the sand thats washed out simply being re-deposited back on shore... perhaps theres some way to send it at more of an angle and have it wash back up farther down the beach one way or the other....
we had to do something like this with a tidal pond on a friends grandparents property years ago.. the stream kept being blocked in by sand from boats going by.. and the fact it dumped sort of almost pointing into the current.. over time it would block back off both from tides and boards/jetskis/etc going by.. weirdly though after draining it using a longer rout we made with a ditch witch and hand tools, that dumped the sand into a spot where it was washed down stream rather then back into the mouth of the stream/pond/etc.. eventually the grandad actually had the thing made into a perm manual spillway and when the state came in and replaced the road and bridge they fixed the main outlet so it stopped backing up so bad, and also cleaned and improved the old mans emergency spillway, as one of their people realized it was keeping them from being flooded out during the work they were doing.. old man opened it up when he saw they were about to start working in a few days and dropped the level by over a foot *due to the sand bank*
now the pond gets cleared every few years of sediment on the end where the creek/stream comes in.. and the spillway has been setup with remote automation so it can be opened from either his home or by state employees, since its on his land they had to give him access to the controls.. mostly its where locals come to swim and fish during the summer.. camp as well since hes got a small paid campground next to the states camp-ground-rest-stop...
Water makes such beautiful figures, as a child I loved to play with water and watch the streams after the rain, and here is an even more fun and powerful game! ,my friend! good channel!!
I saw the previous clips and waited for more before I came to any conclusion. Really interesting story.
Really enjoyed the video. Thought it was interesting & educational.
Had a similar thing happened to a road/ beach where I live last winter. Mad to see that power of a wave.
It was crazy as witnessed... Nice video!
Great content! Nicely done!
interesting vid and i fear this is the future this will become the norm but it always makes me smile when some one talks about there high tide level yours being 6ft in my city in the uk our high tide is 12m or 39 ft lol
Dude, thank u for documenting this and giving us the low down. Very interesting. Very cool. You are all having so much fun. I love it. What is the music?
That happened on my birthday my son’s birthday and his mother’s birthday. lol looks like you all had a great time at the beach 🏝
Oooooooooh! You had permission. When I saw the short I was shook/upset, but glad I came back to investigate.
I always see your guys videos and i need to ask, do rocks or debris ever come thru the river or anything dangerous?
I guess i should of watched till the part you dragged a boulder out.
The sheer power of water is unmatched. You've Got to respect it. 💯
We had a beach house in the 70s and 80s down on the coast south of you all, we had a wave come through it one time. The ocean is so powerful, no rules, and the minute you say it will never flood it will .
I was out there just a week after this, didn't even know the storm had happened. Cool video.
This is the most pure surfer dude content I’ve ever seen lmao
Yo I love how many people were judging y'all based on just that one short when in reality all you did was help a county worker who was already there digging a trough.
Cool stuff! and coming from Florida- wind & water sure changes things!
Love this thanks! 😊
Always sick vlog! Let's go
Bro really edged us with the water touching the ocean twice
Beauitiful sunset
In 1939 and 1976, two Mexican hurricanes got close to So Cal. In '39, huge waves were the outcome, similar to Maria in 2014. Those riding the wood planks then were surfing beyond the end of the pier at Malibu, according to the late Frank Grannis. In September '76, it rained heaps, but the waves were at best head high.
Living on an island in the northern Atlantic Ocean, Fiona devastated 💔 #Newfoundland .. The weather patterns have shifted. Even the Jetstream has changed.
Then you should do what I've done in the past decade: get solar and buy an EV!
It’s always amazes me seeing this
grew up in fort myers my whole life and watched ian wipe out our beaches and its probably only gonna get worse unfortunately these storms and damage are occurring much more frequently now :/ wishing you the best tho anyways brother
Welcome to the climate change. That‘s just the start of it!
Unfortunately, it's just going to get worse. I think Laguna Beach within a decade will be totally different.
This is what Bruce Lee was talking about when he said "be like water"
This reminds me of when I was a kid and me and my friends would make a creek through the beach from the water pump
The 20 second mark of this video is a great example of water table to kids. The water disappears into the sand for a few seconds
Thats the fullest I've ever seen it!
Love seeing your videos. Just dread the comments that always wanna complain about you digging the creek to the ocean.💀💀
Would love to see one of these in person.... How do I make that happen?
You should do a skimboard giveaway. sick vid🤙🤙🤙
Crazy that a shovel sized ditch turns into a surfable river!! Not that I'd know anything about that, I'm in the middle of Quebec!! But last weekend I was raking leaves wearing a t-shirt and normally it would have been 7-10*C here... The world is geting fucked up!!
what bord does he use like what material is this
Is it Aliso Beach ? I saw you guys there few time I belive
Before people took over the coast, trees used to provide a buffer zone so that the water couldn’t do what it does here.
Now the trees have been torn out, and there is nothing to hold the water back. Plant a buffer zone to prevent the water from doing so much damage to the beach line.
The level of ignorant stupidity you just uttered is epically a profoundly awesome! It's a beach dude you're not going to have trees on a beach saltwater kills trees! This is this is what happens when you have a high tide combined with hurricane waves and this is always been this way and has nothing to do with anything man caused!
Which beach is it? Where is it?
Thanks great informative video Im in Florida had no idea that happenend I thought it was only mexico that got it
I love how last time people where crying so much not knowing the ecosystem does this naturally. Now that you have permission. No one can say anything 👌
As a freediver/spearo our beach/sea floor here in NE Scotland can change by meters(many feet) each year. I like a good storm to clear it out to cobble/bedrock. Sand is boring/lifeless.
Big balls to get into that raging burn buddy. Look great fun.
how long did it take to drain?
i already know this is gonna be a great video
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So by connecting them it sorta helps?
dam big burm and hurricane filling the bank to the brim is insane
Where is this?
I'll drop a like for getting that hazardous debre out of there, so no one cracks their head on it or gets cut up on it.
Reminds me of home... Pismo Beach 🌴 California.
14:05 was that a big green squid??
looked like algae or seagrass
Long Shore Drift is an incredible natural motion
When you dig one of those channels you need to be sure you're on the side that you want to be on, to get back to your car or home or whatever, because they can get huge very quickly to where you can't cross.
Yeah Blair, that was a very good video! Yewwww
Like that was rad dude.
Aliso is my favorite beach! I live up the creek near the 5.
You should checkout the history of hurricanes in Southern California. There was a few times Balboa peninsula disappeared.
Would love to surf this river wave looks glassy and fun
missing andre, havent seen him on here in a while. hope all is well
Damn ifunny didn't disappoint
Where is this beach?
Man, this is like a scene from "Idiocracy", They should get these people make more movies
Thank you for recording this ....I'm in Scotland . ....we were the oil capital for Europe ...they found doggerland in the North sea🤯😳fishing dragging it up and ruin everything 🤮
What was that swimming by at 14:07?
Yo. With this historic creek wave, could it be possible to dig two channels for two waves?
no problem. Seth meet me out there next time and we'll both dig a channel
This sort of thing happens all the time, everywhere.
And more and more frequently nowadays. Anthropogenic climate change is very real.
What's your point?
Would that have fixed itself after enough time? Just curious
I love you guys
Aliso Creek and Aliso Beach, good times.
this is the dream of every young little boy and girl trying to make sand castles with moats and spillways right on the coast
Might be interested in an old book ‘Waves and Beaches’ ~ Bascom 😉
Escape From LA vibes as you ride Aliso creeks muck water.
This is the highest it's been since the storms that took out the pier that used to be there. The Giggle Crack was always fun. Some pics of 15'+ surf breaking at Mussel cove exist.
We used to have a full pier at Aliso.