GONE! Erosion St Joseph, Michigan Must See Shoreline Drone Tour Dec. Storms Homes the on edge 4K
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- Crazy Erosion St Joseph, Michigan Must See Shoreline Drone Tour Dec. storms some houses will go soon. Drone footage taken Dec 4 2019 #Climatechange
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Had to watch this again and show my wife. She couldn't believe it, she remembered me telling her this would happen. All the sand volley ball courts are under water. Just mind blowing!!
We are so small and nature is sooooo big!
but people don't understand that
I grew up here. Lion's Beach and Silver Beach were huge parts of my childhood in the 60's. I visited back in 2009 and remember my kids playing on what was left of the beach. Now seeing this video, that section is already gone.
It's part of life ..but wow...time and nature. Two things you can't stop or control.
Me to. Silver beach roller coaster was great.
@@parmbruster01 I still have postcards of the old Roller Coaster!
My dad worked at Whirlpool. There was one day where it was Whirlpool day. Everything was free to the Whirlpool families. Omg what fun.
@@parmbruster01 WOW..my dad worked for Fruit Belt Motor Service next to Whirlpool and did their trucking. Then they were bought by Leaseway Transportation! I use to fish off the tracks in front of Whirlpool by the St. Joseph river underneath the interstate!
It’s not surprising with the relentless pounding of the waves that the land gets undermined. It would be very interesting to get satellite photos of specific areas 10 years back, 5 years back.
Wish that I could listen to this on a loop when I have insomnia.
We have a play list for that with hour long videos thank you for watching!!
I miss the sound of the lakes. It is sad to see the erosion though.
ever try a fan on low , for insomnia ? works for me !
Lake Michigan is 4 feet higher than 3 years ago and going higher as we speak.
This is a fantastic way to see the lake. Drones rock. If you want to see a wonder of water and weather. Go see South Haven MI lighthouse and walk way in jan, feb. It is encased in ice from wind, waves. Absolutely beautiful and otherworldly looking. I remember the eastern shores of lake Michigan with simple summer cottages and small homes. They are all taken by big monster Chicago money. You can see what is happening all down the shoreline. Give it 10, 20 years, they will be gone. More litter in the lake. Lake Michigan is one of the most violent ( storms) lakes in the world. But still "Great"
And so many people think they can change it with some stupid windmills. This is so far beyond our control. But people want to have the house on the lake. Now they have a great view of the iron breakers or monster rocks. I was blessed to have a little dumpy cottage 13 miles from South Haven. Not on the water, but close enough to enjoy it. Its even changing out there. In FL now, 15 minutes to beach. Ill be dead before the ocean reaches me.
@@karentate9114
That little dumpy cottage sounds like a dream summer vacation home to me. With all the outdoor paradise along the Lake Michigan shore I wouldn't have much use for an extravagant home.
@@googleuser868 yes, I agree. My cottage was very very old, but new roof, siding. Even had a furnace my friend stuck upstairs between the two bedrooms. Cut a few holes in the floor to blow warm air down too, what more could you ask for. Electricity, bathroom, and fantastic walking around Silver and Saddle lakes. My whole psychie changed just getting off off of 196 and heading east on Phoenix rd. What an experience of a lifetime. So sad to sell and move to FL. Be careful what you wish for. Now I would rather face 5 ft of snow than a hurricane. Hindsight comes too late in life.
As humans our grasp of life is but a short snapshot. The natural forces that have always been will prevail. We are only temporary. "Never forget the wonderful world in which you live" ~ an Apace prayer.....
That water looks amazing.
I bet if we had a time machine we could go though out time and this happening to everyone who built near this lake
Mesmerizing beauty of this place.🎉👍 But yes careful.God bless you all,be safe.Namste 🙏🇮🇳
My home was on that beach as a kid. "I just want to run around, fly kites wrestle jump and play, swim through waves that crash ashore. Memories in me cocooned in misery"
Been going up there my whole life and it's just mind blowing they "The State" "City" whoever.. allowed this to happen. Tons of memories being up there with family, friends.. just extremely sad to see silver beach basicly gone. All those homes losing their back yards down the shoreline which I assume is killing the value of those properties, and if they wanted to sell "Which nobody in their right mind would buy regardless if prices were low ball under market value it just wouldn't make sense for anyone to buy any of those properties at this point. Idk.. it's just a complete shame. I even watched a video that was at Warren Dunes "Tower Hill" and it's basicly the same scenario. Really pisses me off because those beaches are a huge part of summer time in this area..#1 I'm pissed they allowed this happen and not to mention all the potential for so many good things that they just aren't doing when it comes to utilizing this beautiful part of the country. I often wonder what the hell these top officials in the area are actually doing at work other then waiting on pay day. I could go on but I'll end it there. #Save The Beaches of The Great Lakes!!!!!!!
J Snead it’s just people building their houses to close to the water, necessitating seawalls which help short term and make the problem worse long term...lots of these people build close/and build retaining walls to keep the public from using the right of way that is the high water mark
@@123chrismd yea it's a shame.. selfish people I guess. We should be able to walk those shorelines as far as possible but I always remember seeing "Private Property" signs everywhere. Just crazy the water is so high. All the way up to the street at silver beach..wtheck
@@123chrismd Sorry but most of what you say is not true. I grew up on these beaches. People built these houses with huge backyards. they just eroded away over time. we were able to wander the beaches freely when i was a kid. Nobody built retaining walls to stop people from wandering the beach. the problem with beach erosion started when army corp of engineers built the piers which stop the natural flow of sand along the seashore. water level rising was the death nail.
ruclips.net/video/VqL5UtPGQFY/видео.html did you ever go to silver beach
The lake bottom is still rebounding since the glaciers that cut the lake retreated. You can see it on dry land around the world where glaciers cut deep ravines. And silt and rocks from erosion have filled the ravines. Several hundred feet thick. But todays society we have to blame mankind for the ongoing changes the earth always going through.
Thats right. We are ruining our water ways with plastic trash, but centuries of change are still at it. We can do NOTHING to stop it.
People don't realize our world is still changing underneath us. Its amazing to think about it.
@@karentate9114 We move an average of two inches a year. Take the Hawaiian islands for example. There is a volcanic hotspot in the Pacific. The volcano builds one island then subsides. Over thousands of years the volcano erupts again. The plates has moved miles so the volcano builds another island. Now the hotspot is under the newest island of Hawaii and is driving Kilauea now. and Africa was once connected to North America. Man only thinks he is in control.
I was born in St Joe! Silver Beach was the best place to be in the summer! Wondering if the RR tracks close to Dunham Ave are still there. We played on the cliffs ( stupid) when growing up!
All looks normal to us who fixes der shorlines! Dis all looks goodin!
It comes from the lake, it returns to the lake
Is it erosion or is the water level higher? This is a lake. Does the water level change?
Water level is very high causing erosion
It goes up a little when Opra takes a swim.
Wow
Should I feel sorry for those home owners between Tuscornia and Jean Clock that claimed 'private beach'? Lake Michigan gone done took it back! Might take their big houses too...
That is sick. Those are peoples homes.
‘gone done took it back’
Thank you to the Michigan Public school district to produce yet another illiterate hillbilly .
You should hear the politicians crying seeing their property tax slush fund washing away.
This happens every 10 yrs or so. The beach will come back. Still scary as hell though. Gives me the creeps
Do you happen to remember what the wind speed was that day? Sounds and looks super windy but the drone is handling it like a champ.
Rage View Studios (RVS) the sound has been added in. Its the same in all the videos. It loops around
Erosion at the Great Lakes and Port Huron - with the global warming in full swing since it started in 2015 many strange weather patterns as well as severe erosion of land near bodies of water.
Strange weather patterns?!
IJC International Joint Commission , controls lake levels .
And the IJC is controlled by the bulk carriers .
Are these "Second Homes/ Holiday Homes" and what sort of value do they have?
Probably over a decade iirc the lake was at record lows and the harbors were needing dredging. Around when we discovered how nice the big sandy beaches were in Michigan. Loved to visit a few times a year. Covid and BLM riots kept us cautious and stayed home in central Indiana last couple years. Thanks for the video. Now I know I saved the expense of a disappointing road trip.
There are other beautiful beach towns north of St. Joseph that still have sand beaches.
Wow - looks like Mother Nature is about to reclaim some of it.
Second row of houses become first row...
Lake Huron same thing Lexington is in bad shape. I spent summers there and it is heart breaking.
As blowing as this is to actually see.. I told my wife this would happen eventually. I can remember a time me and 2 friends were up here about 15 years ago and that water was NOWHERE even close to where that small rock wall is built. Going back just 5 or 6 years it wasn't even close to that wall then, they used to have kayak rentals laid out right in front of that wall and the beach was still atleast 60 feet or more out from that wall. I seen it coming but I didn't think it would be this fast. I've going up there my whole life I'm 41 now. It's very sad to see this. Something should have been done long ago.
It's the new Plan 2014 and the Moses Saunders dam that is responsible for record high great lake levels.
Flooding homes and businesses 2 of 3 years that it has been in place. Might be 3 for 4 this year!
@@johntech282 trying to understand exactly what your saying here. I understood the Dam part but was curious if you could elaborate a bit more so I can understand exactly what your saying.
@@jennisnead7675
Basically the entire great lake water levels are regulated by one huge hydro electric dam. Here is a link to explain ...
www.unitedshorelineontario.ca/
@@johntech282 These hydro electric dams seem to be popping up all over the place. I get the whole "Cheaper Power" side of things but they seem to be destroying so much in their path for lack of better words. Not that I know a whole lot about them but I think I have the basics down. Maybe Not? All I know is I live about 100 yards from the St. Joe River in South Bend In. and I heard there was conversation about putting one near .. I'd hate to see anymore homes along all these water ways and shores either lose all their land, have to spend a Boat Load of their own money to build expensive walls etc.. Pros and Cons to everything but when destroying shore lines and homes and numerous other things come in to play I'm not sure it's worth it.. I'm sure its worth it in the LONG RUN.. but at what costs? Like I said I'm NO PROFESSIONAL in this department but I'm seeing it first hand in my own neighborhood not to mention the beaches that so many families have been going to for Decades. Crazy!!! When I saw that 360° view of Silver Beach in St. Joe Mich. I was mind blown even tho I saw it coming. I just didn't think it would ever be to this magnitude nor man induced.
@@jennisnead7675
It is insane. The dam is creating destruction for the entire great lake region. The dam controls water levels like a bathtub plug! Do some research. Check out the link that I provided.
Scarborough ontario lots of cliffs fall off I think same reason s
the beach disappeared under the waves
The sun does too every day at sunset.
I'd be terrified to close my eyes at night with this right outside my back yard!! Didn't they watch the 2011 Japan Tsunami footages on what can happen being that close to any natural source of water?
Film again in 20 years. It will all be GONE !
4:20 Idiots cut down all the trees, so that they could have a lake view. Their lake view is about to get MUCH CLOSER !!!
It is our piggish greed that has caused this. We have polluted our planet and wonder why water levels are rising as our temperatures fluctuate unpredictably. Manufacturing toxins into the air, vehicle emissions gone awry and the emissions from cattle, pigs, and other farm animals are the greatest source of toxic gasses. All preventable. We are gluttonous and and selfish. Future generations will suffer greatly from our greed. Do one thing today. Walk instead of driving just one day. Give up meat for two days a week. Recycle. Just be mindful and make a difference. I honor those who take selfless actions.
I took up bicycle riding and ate less beef to get my cholesterol levels in check. Hope it helped the environment like it did my health. Lol
Why don’t YOU do all of that and don’t try to tell others what to do?!
Perhaps some of these owners have never been told 'NO' in there lives by anybody. Welcome to nature where arrogance and position mean nothing.
You can’t have enough VW sized boulders to try and block this erosion…….or dredge the bottom and build some huge sand dunes……
Esas casas en 10 años desaparecerán
I hope you guys are getting the authorization to fly in that area? You know you are in class E airspace to the ground when you are flying around the piers. I was raised in BH and went to LMC.
Yes we are fully authorized and carry the waivers needed. Thank you for your concern. The footage is also being used to monitor the high water levels and erosion everything gets turned over to many people.
@@timelessaerialphotography. Awesome!! I got my Part 107 herein So. Cali and wanting to move back home.
So sad for the people who will loose their homes.
It is a beautiful place.
Great footage....I love witnessing the power of nature. With all the people needing help now a days, homeless, no food, can't afford much needed medications....these rich F*CKS have got a LOT OF NERVE trying to get financial help from the government, I mean us tax payers. IF you have enough money to own one of these very expensive lake front properties, you can afford to move or fix it.
While I'm not one of the rich people mentioned, I grew up in a normal suburb 2 miles from the coast and went to this beach every day. I dont care about the houses; what I care about is the landscape and the loss of a place I am very emotionally attached to. We are reaching out to the state gov't to help fund a restoration of the beach, which brings in all the tourism in St. Joe and keeps hundreds of small businesses alive. Please think twice before A) praising the destruction of a place I spent every summer of my life and B) blaming the rich for a reconstruction that could potentially stop half the jobs in Downtown St. Joe being lost. Thanks.
Sorry to see this Beautiful piece of Land Fall apart, But we are to be blamed we have destroy our planet I hope it's not too late to do something about it
Hey Drew, can you supersize my next order at your drive thru window or did you get that Walmart job you've always been dreaming of?!!!
As Bernie Sanders said, the rich only want socialism when it works for them(not verbatim). The rest of just need to pull ourselves up by the bootstraps.
You are clueless.
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