Iceland Battling the Lava: new access roads to Blue Lagoon & Grindavik laid over the lava! 4K Drone
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- New roads to Blue Lagoon and Grindavik seen from drone. Volcano update from Iceland. 4K Drone. 30 fps. #Iceland #ReykjanesVolcano #BlueLagoon
Thanks for letting us see the new roads and the extension to the wall where the spillover took place
It's amazing how quick they renew the roads, thanks for this roman I've missed you
Great video. Works very well when you explain in your own words.
Always enjoy your updates Roman. You ARE soooo good with the drone videos man and reporting!!
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe
Thank you! I appreciate seeing parts of the berms that we can't see from the webcams.
Really like your narration over the video. Excellent and interesting content. Love seeing the progress they are making on the infrastructure after the lava.
Looks like this battle is going to continue for quite a while. Hopefully the lagoon stays safe
it is with great thanks to the men and women who are helping to build these Berms, way to go. that is dedication on making an island grow like Iceland and Grindavik 👍🏼👍🏼🎶🎶💕💕🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@LelandExplorer what would u like to talk about???
Perfect drone video ! Thankyou !
Very happy to see the roads built opening up transportation. Thank you for continuing to share Iceland with us.
Thanks for that, Roman, it shows so much more clearly the height and depth of things.
Hi Roman, thank you so much for taking this detailed video of recent berm works. I've been watching from afar on other streams and it's often difficult to judge due to the long camera views and compressed perspective exactly what is being done by the hard working construction teams, your video showcased excellently from a better perspective the work being done. It's obvious now they have a lot more earth to move before the next eruption.
Wow Amazing video footage! High Quality clear and concise view, perfection. 🎉
Thank you for posting an update!
Thank you, Roman. This is just the sort of overview I'd been hoping to see - it's so much clearer now what's going on. A fixed webcam can only show so much.
Very nice video! Great footage! Thanks for sharing! 😊
Thank you for sharing.
Awesome work. If only in Europe things would go half as fast as you rebuild over there in Iceland, ....!!!
Very nice Video and god Informationen 👏👏👏👍
Great job! Thank you very much!
Nice new road. It looks lo make a nice scenic ride to the Blue Lagoon.
That most recent lava flow is impressively massive.
Good overview thanks
Excellent video
We always look forward to your report
Thanks Roman.
This is really fascinating to watch! Thanks for posting.
That's awesome !!! thank you Roman. I was curious what that looked like around the corner from the mountain and it took a drone flight for me to be able to see. I really appreciate it Thank you
I hope the people understand that they need to be checking their air filters on their vehicles every single day they drive that road. That includes their internal AC filters inside their cars. They need to buy and keep extra filters with them. They are now driving on top of powdery Ash. That too, needs to be addressed with their vehicles. It's going to increase the wear and tear on them. Owning a compressor would be a really good idea. Setting up more self-service pressure washing stations for people would also be another good idea. I wish the people of Iceland safety and well-being. ❤
The rate of uplift now, after this last eruption has ended, makes it look like there will be a 2 month window of time before the next eruption. Raising the berms during this grace period has to be top priority. In the long term, however, it also looks inevitable that the powerplant will be lost if this active cycle period continues as it has historically, so a new powerplant is badly needed.
Fantastic overview of the works at the spillover area, you can only see so much from the stationary live cams, very interesting and thankyou, been watching your videos of all the recent eruptions back several years, i enjoy your channel best, i hope your efforts make you some money
Thanks GutnTog !!
Really good video, Roman. Thank you so much. 😎
Great footage, thank you
Roman, thank you very much for showing how the built the road again and how it looks Blythe overspill. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Thank you for answering some questions I had with your informative narration and drone footage 🙂
Great video. It fills in the gaps in the view from "afar". I had wondered what the truck crews were doing to the west (building the new roads) and how far the raised berm went to the east. The amount of material they've moved is huge, but compared to mother nature's efforts it's tiny. Are they planning to raise the berms even higher?
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Water Truck spraying used on the roads would cut down the Amount of Dust going into the filters on car engines. Causing all kinds of problems.
It looks very dusty for all the rain they just got 2 days ago. I’m still watching the webcam, because what they’re doing with the diggers and that nesting seagull hasn’t hatched any babies out yet, from what I can see.
There are plenty of dirt roads in Australia, and probably the USA, and more remote parts of Africa and Asia. They're a fact of life in many parts of the world....
It doesn't cause that many problems - if you use them often, you may need to be more careful about changing your filters, that's all. The filters are there to stop dust getting into the engine, and they work quite well.....
That's what car filters are for. I think they have enough to do!
This dirt road is 1km long, the engines will survive 😂 and dirt flying off road is exceptional in Iceland where it rains a lot even in summer.
Only affects combustion cars however
Thanks for showing these details. I plan to visit Iceland in a couple of weeks time and like to see the fissure line myself and using drone. As a tourist, can I drive through Grindavik to Krysuvik for instance ?
thanks for the view, the fantastic webcamviews can't show around that corner were your drone went.
Powerplant more important than a Caribbean Movie Joke from the 80's
@LelandExplorer why are you here identity-thief, get a real job.
My first time I used a bucket for water to protect the houses and the scrub. This created a jiant headlight with reflection. This time the water has helium in it Roman.
the land rise is accelerating an the MET office states no signs of decreasing, and the inflow is constant, one has to remember the last time there was an eruption in this area the eruption lasted for 3 decades from 1210 to 1240 The Reykjanes peninsula wich included the Reykjanes fires.
Plate tectonics on the mid Atlantic rift the lend to long lasting volcanic eruptions, and I have no doubt the blue Lagoon and Gridavik will eventually be covered by lava.
They really need to put a secondary berm in off the road their equipment is parked at. They have no way to attempt to contain a breach of the main wall.
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Wouldn't the New Lava Road be hot as the Lava takes a long time to cool down.
A lot of volcanic dust when the cars drive over it. This cannot be good for the cars.
Thanks Roman. Where did you park your car to get theses images? Blue Lagoon says you can’t stop along the access road but there were cars parked at the forks…
For this flight I parked at Silica Hotel Parking.
@@IcelandExplorer I guess you need a blue lagoon ticket…
So basically we booked a tour to South Shore and Vik village. Do you think the roads are open?
Of course
All these road changes must play havoc with sat-navs. How long does it take for the sat-navs to be updated with the latest changes?
Beware the road dust. Silica. Silicosis.
I was thinking the same thing
@@Deb-vu7gk agreement is key to establishing sanity. In the desert we have toxic dust laden with fungal spores that cause “Valley fever”. During the hot summer, dust storms kick up the spores and mix with monsoon rain allowing the spores to grow in moist conditions …. lungs, for example. And then the bloodstream becomes host. Treatable but serious infection. Fungicide meds for 6 months or more.
@Yestradamus- That doesn't sound good with the Sand.
Got to question the wisdom of investing so much money in a swimming pool on top of an active volcano.
Wow! We could do with some of your roading people here in NZ! It would take 20 years for our crews to get started! No messing about in Iceland!
Thanks Roman.