Golden bridges autumn

[alex_markov]

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[Rondal]

Beautiful video. What an unusual creak bed.

 

[Joe Boudreault]

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Very neat. This is how all nature videos should be done: smooth and careful. But don't dwell too long on those rocks and trees. Thank you.

 

[Twocalf]

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Very nice Alex! I agree with Rondal (#2 post) about the creek bed. Those stream rounded boulders mean that at some time in the past there was pretty heavy water flow, maybe from melting alpine glaciers higher up?

 

[RickinWaST]

Well done. What was missing for me was some higher shots of the fall colors mixed in with the low strafing shots.

 

[alex_markov]

There never was too much water (it's too high) but here is a geologists studie Златните мостове use google translate as it's only in bulgarian

 

[Vue D’Oiseau]

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Very nice, good choice of music

 

[Twocalf]

There never was too much water (it's too high) but here is a geologists studie Златните мостове use google translate as it's only in bulgarian

According to what I could gather from the article you provided, the apparent stream rounded boulders in that creek bed are primarily intrusive (granite-type) rocks that are weathering along joints and fractures into blocks that gravity is gradually working down slope like talus. Is it possible to get up higher to see the source of boulders? Good stuff Alex!

 

[alex_markov]

According to what I could gather from the article you provided, the apparent stream rounded boulders in that creek bed are primarily intrusive (granite-type) rocks that are weathering along joints and fractures into blocks that gravity is gradually working down slope like talus. Is it possible to get up higher to see the source of boulders? Good stuff Alex!

No source those streams are starting and ending on a different location - but regardless off history it's beautiful now

 

[Lets Fly]

I'm amazed by the rocks. Must have been moved and piled by glaciers??

 

[alex_markov]

I'm amazed by the rocks. Must have been moved and piled by glaciers??

They called like that but recently I've been told they are not but rather made by wind and water - go figure what exactly happened 5 million years ago