You probably guessed that I am on holiday this week (normal service will be resumed at the weekend), but I thought I'd quickly post this new debris flow video from Hunza in Pakistan. The interesting but starts at about 1 minute 15 seconds:
That was fantastic. It is one of the best debris flow films I have seen as it captures the floating of big rocks by debris flow not clear water flooding.
Sept. 1 Anonymous, you are mistaken. A debris flow is defined as a flowing mix of debris and water. The water/debris ratio can vary widely, but there is always water present, this flow included.
Just watching the video gives me goosebumps...
ReplyDeleteWhen will this end? :( The people of Pakistan really need everybody's help...
wow.. pretty much the flow of a solid..
ReplyDeleteLooks like all the big boulders came down in front of the mud flow. I wouldn't have expected that.
ReplyDeleteThat was fantastic. It is one of the best debris flow films I have seen as it captures the floating of big rocks by debris flow not clear water flooding.
ReplyDeleteSept. 1 Anonymous, you are mistaken. A debris flow is defined as a flowing mix of debris and water. The water/debris ratio can vary widely, but there is always water present, this flow included.
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