Beautiful! Thank you for making this extraordinary video for those of us who need a guide and the education to see the ancient wonders of earthly creation.
This outburst lahar torrents took a week to end, it could be heard 30 minutes before, was deafening upon arrival and created a continuous 3.0 earthquake along its path. I live in the Willamette (pronounced Will a (as in "at") met) Valley, it's 20-40 miles wide x 130 miles long and mostly flat; but the flat topography is because it was the sump for most of the flood material washed down, hundreds of feet of rock, loess and clay brought in by these floods. Before the floods, the Pleistocene Willamette Valley was 400' lower with many tributary canyons and valleys, the main channel was only a few miles wide. Keep in mind, the "floods" were the consistency of a concrete slurry.
I just want to say THIS IS A VERY DETAILED DOCUMENTARY.....IM SOOOO SURPRISED THERE HASN'T BEEN AS MANY VIEWS AS ONE WOULD ANTICIPATE....BUT,that will change,I look for this video to gradually gather followers over time and plenty of views from viewers.....I encourage you to continue in the travel documentary segment of market insofar as documentaries....YOU DO A VERY GOOD JOB ON DESCRIPTION OF INFO TO VIEWER.... EXCELLENT!!!! Do docu"s on like Cascades,Rockies, Sierra Nevada"s , Appalachia"s etc,....I bet you would do a great job!!!!
Histrionics and Hyperbole….. fortunately there are many other RUclips videos about these events which are simply informative and not fashioned as “entertainment”
I really enjoyed your video. I look forward to seeing your next creation. Cheers!
Good job. Felt like I was right along side with you. Beautiful filming with awesome description.
Below is a link to an amazing animation of what the flood would have looked like as it ripped through Grand Coulee and barrelled over Dry Falls.
Man you deserve my sub I hope you hit that 400 subs very soon
Great video work and capturing the beauty of the scablands!!! Keep up the good work!
💯 agreed lol
Beautiful! Thank you for making this extraordinary video for those of us who need a guide and the education to see the ancient wonders of earthly creation.
I didn’t learn anything new, but great video and music. 😀
Can’t wait to watch this. I had the announcement saved in the Reddit sub Missoula from a year ago.
This outburst lahar torrents took a week to end, it could be heard 30 minutes before, was deafening upon arrival and created a continuous 3.0 earthquake along its path. I live in the Willamette (pronounced Will a (as in "at") met) Valley, it's 20-40 miles wide x 130 miles long and mostly flat; but the flat topography is because it was the sump for most of the flood material washed down, hundreds of feet of rock, loess and clay brought in by these floods.
Before the floods, the Pleistocene Willamette Valley was 400' lower with many tributary canyons and valleys, the main channel was only a few miles wide. Keep in mind, the "floods" were the consistency of a concrete slurry.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Very informative and helpful.
I just want to say THIS IS A VERY DETAILED DOCUMENTARY.....IM SOOOO SURPRISED THERE HASN'T BEEN AS MANY VIEWS AS ONE WOULD ANTICIPATE....BUT,that will change,I look for this video to gradually gather followers over time and plenty of views from viewers.....I encourage you to continue in the travel documentary segment of market insofar as documentaries....YOU DO A VERY GOOD JOB ON DESCRIPTION OF INFO TO VIEWER.... EXCELLENT!!!! Do docu"s on like Cascades,Rockies, Sierra Nevada"s , Appalachia"s etc,....I bet you would do a great job!!!!
Like having an ocean suddenly drain across the landscape.
Im your 420 Subscriber,my Birthday is also 4/20 lol
Histrionics and Hyperbole….. fortunately there are many other RUclips videos about these events which are simply informative and not fashioned as “entertainment”
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too much face.
Wrong. Only one flood 👍
Only 1? Really....
No, many Floods. Do more research.