House Collapses From Lake Michigan Beach Erosion (4K Drone Video)
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
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A House Collapses From Lake Michigan Beach Erosion and I shot this 4K Drone Video with my DJI Mavic Air. It was the same house I happened upon last week, hanging off the edge of the eroding beach edge and it has fallen over. The house collapse was caused from Lake Michigan Beach Erosion. Work has started to keep the beach from eroding more but it appears the damage is done at least for this dwelling. A weekend storm brought lots of rain and wind to the area and finally eroded the last of hill that was holding the home up.
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Video Chapters:
0:00 House Hanging Over Edge
0:15 Back Away Shot of House Now
0:30 Rotating Shot of Clean Up
1:00 Overhead Shot of House
1:15 John Deere Excavators Working
1:45 Building A Break Wall
3:05 Parting Rotating Shot of Shoreline
3:57 End Credits
Music:
"Art of Silence - by Uniq"
• Art of Silence - Drama...
Nice video.... too bad for the folks that lost there home...
Too bad they were dumb enough to build on a sandy shoreline and the city granted planning permission. When will they ever learn?
@@firstman9273 take pleasure in other people's pain much? those houses weren't just built yesterday.
@@sifridbassoon the longer ago it was, the less tragic it is now. Some of them built 100+ years ago, these people have had their monies worth. It was always a gamble when they were built as to how long they would last. They knew this was coming, they just did not know when, although there would have been evidence to advise on the expected time it would take. Anyone who has bought or built deliberately close to the edge can only blame themselves.
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@first man well these were not built at the edge. Years of erosion and higher lake levels have consumed the shoreline by hundreds If not thousands of feet bring them closer and closer to the waters edge. Odd how hindsight is always 20/20....
December 31st. 2020. Bye bye..happy New Years..sorry for all the beautiful homes lost.
What a crazy year it has been!
Unfortunate as it is the overall tone of the video and clips were well done 👍
Thank you! It was a really sad thing to see especially in person.
So sad, that was a house I knew dearly on the south side of Milwaukee, great area, it never used to be so close to the lake at all but it gradually gave away
I know it was really sad to see. Thankfully, the water levels have fallen to stop some of the erosion.
looks like a huge waste of time and money. props to the machine operators for roping in that job security, though. 😉
The state finally let them install rocks on the shoreline with help a ton with erosion. But it was too late for this house.
@@Adventureswithtcs thats good news! thank you for the update!
Very sad to see people loosing there homes....
Yes it is.
Solid video. Good music too 👍
Thanks!
@@Adventureswithtcs Where is this please? North of Saint Joseph? South of Saint Joseph?
@@Adventureswithtcs where is this exactly please?
Kue Man North of St Joseph near Montague by the White Lake Channel
Shame the home couldn’t have been moved.......those excavators should be putting in boulders, big high stacked boulders......that would help
Watching this now on May 19....cant imagine what this all looks like now...
I was thinking the same thing too. I might have to make a trip back out there and see how it looks!
They should cleanup so it does not pollute the environment instead of adding more protection which is pointless. Where ever there is man there is trouble.
This is hard to watch. Nature is harsh at times and will reclaim what is hers. I am sorry for those of you that lost your homes.
Yes it is hard to watch. A lot of these house have been in place for many decades with the lake a long ways away. The region needs a dry summer to get water levels down but so far we haven't got it.
@@Adventureswithtcs I grew up in Michigan but am landlocked in Missouri now. I love my Lakes.. I have been home several times in the past summers. Was surprised at how the shoreline changed in South Haven, Grand Haven and St Joseph.
Was afraid to go to Luddington.
The house to the left of it must have fallen into the lake already...
Seems like they needed some jetties, shore breaks, and breakwaters. Maybe it isn't too late to protect the rest of the coast.
I know this video is uploaded 2 years ago but wow! Any fatality or injuries?
Nope, no one was living there at the time. It became too dangerous to live/work there so sadly it fell into the lake but was cleaned up.
@@Adventureswithtcs I bet those cost billions $ in damages.
I'm not sure what it costs but I know insurance doesn't cover it.
Isn't there a saying about not building your house on shifting sand? Now many of these owners want public money to fix their predicament while, at the same time, many of them don't want anyone walking on "their" beach.
I imagine their mortgage holders required flood insurance. No other assistance needed in that case.
how much shore line has been lost? I've been trying to find a comparison map.
Ten to twenty years ago it was probably 75 to 150 ft of beach along most of lake Michigan but it was also record low water levels. Now some decades later, we are at all time high water levels and the beaches are all gone. When this house was built it was a good distance away from the lake and now its in the lake.
@@Adventureswithtcs wow. Thank you for that, quite scary really isn't it.
O que eles estão tentando fazer...com esse caminhões minúsculo diante dessa imensidão?..ninguém pode competir com a natureza...
Eles estavam construindo uma parede quebrada para impedir a erosão da areia e aumentar um pouco da areia que foi arrastada.
@@Adventureswithtcs entendi...A minha pergunta é retórica... porque quero dizer que ..não adianta..infelizmente não vai resolver...
What town is this near? I am surprised it wasn't in the newspapers
Susan Cooper Montague Michigan. It was on local news station but not sure how far the story traveled.
Thank you
@@susancooper1159 that could be it but there was also another house that had an incident to this one and it was on the south side of Milwaukee
Something like this happened over the weekend, about an hour from here at the Santa Clarita River RV Park. I saw the footage of it on KTLA News this morning. The ground underneath an RV eroded from this weekend's heavy rain, causing an RV to tumble over a cliff, similar to what happened there.
ruclips.net/video/Gktrwao3dFA/видео.html
Oh wow! I hope everyone is okay!
Sad
Any chance insurance would cover this?
I don't really know for sure but I suspect not.
Just give up people nature wins lol
Humans are not the real bosses here on Earth. When will we learn...
É sério..??
Tem alguém aí achando que essas minúsculas máquinas, esses dois pontinhos na praia vai evitar a erosão...kkkkkkkkkkkk...gente não vai adiantar.. não vão vai...kkk