Perspective and proximity. The view from the land showing the expanse of the ocean, the depth, breadth and power of the waves working 24/7 against something as static and permeable as dirt, stones and sand only reminds me of my Dad's belief that water, in all it's various forms, is the most powerful element of all. Time will tell. :)
hebneh One should THINK!!!!!!!! Before posting SHIT FOR BRAINS COMMENTS. And do some research on when they where built. How many years ago. And look at pictures 53 years ago. Shit, Shit for brains.
@@garlandremingtoniii1338 I concur! Several hundred yards of cliff top real estate have been washed away since those houses were built. I don't like reading "Captain Hindsight" comments any more than you do!
You were there the same day as 'flyin cameras' for the teardown of 310 Esplanade? I don't doubt that yas must know each other, then. I remember he said that he was told to stop filming with his drone! Were you? Love your videos, btw. I don't live in America but you have a new sub because it's very interesting t9 compare the erosion over time. Thanks for your dedication!
I'm waiting for those multimillion dollar homes in Thiburon houses I've been in with the best views of the Golden Gate to collapse. It's crazy they build them so close to the edge there.
I'm just watching this video for the first time, i used to live in California, born and raised actually, the coast has been eroding for as long as i can remember. The erosion didn't just start simiprogames, its been going on for years. There is another video where it shows what the coast looked like in 1997 along that same apartment complex, it still had 50 yards of terrain off the back of them. our ocean is slowly rising due to polar icecaps melting.
I spent 22 years watching a house on a Palisade at Pacific Coast Highway and Chautauqua Blvd in Santa Monica, CA. It started with a half acre back yard. When I saw it last in 1994, the entire back yard was gone and I could see the underside of the patio concrete slab. Every year it rained, and every year the palisade washed away. Several years later I watched the house finally crash down the 60-70 foot embankment to the bottom of the slope. I learned that the owner was allowed to build, knowing that in 30 to 40 years erosion would destroy his house.
Tries to prevent dust from escaping. There can be toxins like asbestos and other nasties. Just normal clean dust can be a hazard. It will be part of of the demolition contract that the company has to have dust prevention.
I got some excellent shots of the pathway. In fact CNN, Channel 2, 3, 7 used my footage.I will post it soon please subscribe so you don't miss it when I do!
I see the same pictures on almost every Video posts on UA-cam. Is there any other place that being destroyed on the Wesley coast are is it only in that place?
I'm thinking the buildings probably have asbestos in them. Because no remediation can be done they are using the water to keep the friable material from becoming airborne.
I knew someone would cry "climate change" regarding this. How do you think those cliffs got there in the first place? There is VERY LITTLE appreciable sea level rise, and nobody can claim that any of it is due to "global warming".
David Randolph excellent suggestion, my business is 2 blocks east of the ocean but I suspect time and ocean encroachment will take it's toll. I remember back in the 80s there was a trail and 100 feet of cliff where those buildings are.
Google Earth history shows that in March 2015 the building intact. The back of the house was about 22 ft from the cliff edge. April 2016 it's shown as burned. The cliff has eroded up to the very back of the house. Sure looks suspicious. Couldn't sell the house because of the erosion. Might have burned to collect insurance. I'm sure that was considered.
Dan Burch No, I mean google earth shows copyright 2016 but the image is well before that because the apartments that have since been taken down are still there and haven't even been evacuated.
To bad they ever built and never stopped building there. At least we can actually see the human consequences in real time. No matter how unbelievably sad it is.
Wonder if insurance companies paid out or tried to weasel out of it because of building them in a stupid place.coastal erosion is not exactly a new phenomenon after all.
When all was built there was at least 50 yards of cliff (half a football field) , but after multiple harsh storms (el Nino's) beginning in 1982 the erosion has been ongoing and more severe.
First, it really should be exceptional ignorant, and on the sandy shore build a house. Secondly, it is a state that allows to the ground, which is not a building, any kind of building facility protected. Third themselves are to blame for all this allowed. I remember that the communist government in Yugoslavia, middle of the last century, made a complete geological map of Yugoslavia and no one, no way, he could not raise no temporary obejakat in a place where it is not allowed.
Jason Wilson Of course it was not close to the edge. But do not know how fast performances erosion? It is easy to calculate when they will be vulnerable and buildings and residents themselves. In particular, the access should stabilize the coast, there tetrapod, any concrete framework and shirts, there may be some solutions and suspensions, or do not allow the construction.
Those apartment also believe there's also a motel, looks like they been there for quite a few years. .probably lots of expensive things can be done in order to stabilize the shoreline .. have you seen the La Conchita landslide...? I've lived Ocean Hillside view for a while it's an amazing sight.. I'm sure the occupants where crying when the had to abandon their dwellings.. Definitely not a location for sleep walker's. ...:)
That building is owned by a towing company. They bought it a few years ago. Those guys are not the brightest so I have the feeling that they managed to start a fire somehow. Doubt it was on purpose. The section that fell there was VERY sudden, like a good 12 feet just dropped off out of nowhere. I live in the area.
Perspective and proximity. The view from the land showing the expanse of the ocean, the depth, breadth and power of the waves working 24/7 against something as static and permeable as dirt, stones and sand only reminds me of my Dad's belief that water, in all it's various forms, is the most powerful element of all. Time will tell. :)
Pacifica is a good name for this place, because that's where it's all going....
"well my house is going to fall off a cliff, better burn it down!"
Thank God for giving mankind the knowledge to make drones and to put camera's on them.
thats nature .. the earth has always been changing
Calaforny ain't shake and bake right now, it's flood, mud, and crud.
Wow! With the erosion and the San Andreas fault together with the earthquakes, poor California.
One ought not to build anything near the edge of a cliff composed of soft material, and the ocean washing up against it.
hebneh One should THINK!!!!!!!! Before posting SHIT FOR BRAINS COMMENTS. And do some research on when they where built. How many years ago. And look at pictures 53 years ago. Shit, Shit for brains.
@@garlandremingtoniii1338
I concur! Several hundred yards of cliff top real estate have been washed away since those houses were built. I don't like reading "Captain Hindsight" comments any more than you do!
You were there the same day as 'flyin cameras' for the teardown of 310 Esplanade? I don't doubt that yas must know each other, then. I remember he said that he was told to stop filming with his drone! Were you?
Love your videos, btw. I don't live in America but you have a new sub because it's very interesting t9 compare the erosion over time. Thanks for your dedication!
If they want to save that cliff they're going to need a lot more boulders.
THIS IS SUCH A HISTORIC EVENT. I LIVED TWO MILES EAST FROM HERE.
Good thing you didn't live west of there.
I'm waiting for those multimillion dollar homes in Thiburon houses I've been in with the best views of the Golden Gate to collapse. It's crazy they build them so close to the edge there.
BJ Martin Greedy and Foolish come to mind.
Those homes in tiburon wouldn't face the same situation. There is no massive waves hitting the shore.
I always wonder why in movies they have that bridge collapsing. Thank you for your observation, Makes you wonder!!!!!
The people on the other side of the street are going to have a nice view lot for a few years.
ha ha love that there is one that caught fire... he must of been insured for fire but not earth erosion
Well, insurance doesn’t pay for the earth moving, but does pay for fire. Just have to make sure evidence points to an “accident “.
I don't believe that was a "dwelling", considering that a bunch of junked vehicles were jammed into the paved area in front of it.
I agree.
I'm just watching this video for the first time, i used to live in California, born and raised actually, the coast has been eroding for as long as i can remember. The erosion didn't just start simiprogames, its been going on for years. There is another video where it shows what the coast looked like in 1997 along that same apartment complex, it still had 50 yards of terrain off the back of them. our ocean is slowly rising due to polar icecaps melting.
Those ugly shithole should have been gone long ago.
abarronboy It certainly does not seem fair that that complex got to bock the coastal view for everyone else. Nature fixed that.
Duncan Macdonald
@Duncan, I'll look for that video, would be interesting to see what it used to look like with 50 yards of cliff intact.
I spent 22 years watching a house on a Palisade at Pacific Coast Highway and Chautauqua Blvd in Santa Monica, CA. It started with a half acre back yard. When I saw it last in 1994, the entire back yard was gone and I could see the underside of the patio concrete slab. Every year it rained, and every year the palisade washed away. Several years later I watched the house finally crash down the 60-70 foot embankment to the bottom of the slope. I learned that the owner was allowed to build, knowing that in 30 to 40 years erosion would destroy his house.
What's with the water spray as the machines tear through the building?
Tries to prevent dust from escaping. There can be toxins like asbestos and other nasties. Just normal clean dust can be a hazard. It will be part of of the demolition contract that the company has to have dust prevention.
ASBESTOS
You should have gotten video of the pathway going down to the beach right there when it caved in a week ago.
I got some excellent shots of the pathway. In fact CNN, Channel 2, 3, 7 used my footage.I will post it soon please subscribe so you don't miss it when I do!
I see the same pictures on almost every Video posts on UA-cam. Is there any other place that being destroyed on the Wesley coast are is it only in that place?
How long will it be before the people across the street will no longer be safe.
Incredible footage!
What do you expect building on sand?
It's almost as if the coast is falling into the ocean!
Do you have anything newer? Want to see what the cliff looks like now.
I will try again soon - Lately though I've been extremely sick - Cystic Fibrosis
Crab Hawk Sorry to hear!
Crab Hawk
aww hope you feel better soon.
°•°•get well•°•°
The whole fing state can fall in the ocean.
The erosion has been occurring since day one.
Are they spraying water to keep the dust down or is there some other reason. Does anyone know?
Yes it was to keep the dust down from drifting towards the houses across the street in case the ocean wind picked up.
Thank you Crab Hawk
I'm thinking the buildings probably have asbestos in them. Because no remediation can be done they are using the water to keep the friable material from becoming airborne.
Wao.risky
Nice cantilever pool lol..
Sea-level-rise is leading to large-scale & much faster coastal-erosion.
I knew someone would cry "climate change" regarding this. How do you think those cliffs got there in the first place? There is VERY LITTLE appreciable sea level rise, and nobody can claim that any of it is due to "global warming".
the burnt building trying to claim from insurance, shame I hope they came rite
They eventually; declared it as not suspicious.
ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS SPLANAGE RESIDENTIAL HOUSING.
WE USED TO SWIM AND PARTY DOWN BELLOW....I WANNA CRY NOW.
Yeah, I wanted to catch the beginning but I overslept (and forgot!) They switched the date so many times.
This is how mother nature rules the human. It says kinda "if you don't pull your from my coasts, i do care!!"
Esse vídeo e muito antigo .Vc tem um atual??????
Ainda não há corrente.
trippy . so are the two excavator drivers taking out an extra insurance policy ? heh heh . but also I'm
So, what happens if your property falls and literally doesn’t exist anymore..?
A quite unfortunate situation. The price people pay for location. If one has insurance perhaps they can initiate a claim.
You have a worthless asset with only a mortgage to remind you of the good times. Insurance generally does not cover earth movement.
Your screwed Wash D C
Ahhh don't go home?
Larrt Rawls Buyer Beware
I would suggest getting EVERY business to move across the street.
David Randolph excellent suggestion, my business is 2 blocks east of the ocean but I suspect time and ocean encroachment will take it's toll. I remember back in the 80s there was a trail and 100 feet of cliff where those buildings are.
Before those apartments were torn down
em que país, e qual Cidade? city?
Why are they hosing it?
To keep down any dust and particulates and any possible asbestos drift.
land for sale ...20% off
火事になった家が写っていましたが、侵食が進んで住めなくなる事を予測して自分で放火して保険金を貰い早く出て行ったのでしょうか!?
はい、それは私が元々思ったものですが、当局はそれが放火ではないと言いました
WOW
Californians complaining about recycling and polluting and straws and they're dumping all that into the ocean??
You do realize that those buildings were made a long time ago when they didn’t know the costal erosion was gonna happen
Awww. So sad... 🙄
ID LOVE TO DO THE WATER 💦 SPRAYER JOB THAT WOULD BE COOL 😎👏🏼👏🏼 SAD TO SEE IT THO 🙁GBA🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧
Do you want a ocean view ? there you have it .
look at Google Earth. the last image taken was bout June 2014. and this had not happened yet. the power of nature.
Google Earth history shows that in March 2015 the building intact. The back of the house was about 22 ft from the cliff edge. April 2016 it's shown as burned. The cliff has eroded up to the very back of the house. Sure looks suspicious. Couldn't sell the house because of the erosion. Might have burned to collect insurance. I'm sure that was considered.
It says 2016 but it's not. The apartment buildings are still there and people are living in them.
Living on the edge, I guess.
Dan Burch No, I mean google earth shows copyright 2016 but the image is well before that because the apartments that have since been taken down are still there and haven't even been evacuated.
To bad they ever built and never stopped building there. At least we can actually see the human consequences in real time. No matter how unbelievably sad it is.
REBUILD YOUR DEFENCES ? OR IS THAT A NO NO ?
We used to live near a beach but those days are over , global warming is a reality that cannot be ignored now🥴
Wonder if insurance companies paid out or tried to weasel out of it because of building them in a stupid place.coastal erosion is not exactly a new phenomenon after all.
What a shame for the residents, can you imagine the views they must have treasured for yrs and yrs. I hope they got relocation insurance
Insurance probably didn't cover any of this. Not like they didn't have plenty of notice.
Glad to see that crap blighted ugly building go. I question zoning and planning officials that allow this crap. I know it's called grandfathered.
Fill Dirt Wanted
I don't think Donald Fagen had this in mind.
Developers laughing their butts off. They have the stupid people's money too!
Probably, but that money is already spent since these buildings were there for 40+ years, when there was 80yds of cliff and beach when built.
@@crabhawk3775 yea and there once was dinosaurs
Heard that!
if the land title is in the bank, its ok they can keep it.
Экскаваторщики как ленивцы,еле-еле ворочаются...тамна 2 часа работы....
Они должны были работать медленно и методично, чтобы обломки не попали в океан.
एक tsunami अली न वाहून जातील सर्वे. 😂 😂
I'll bet the banks holding the loans get paid, or get a gov't bailout.
"RENT TO OWN BEACHFRONT PROPERTY!!"
So sad.
So sad to see the destruction of what were people's homes...
O mar tem dono as nações invadiram o mar
Go buy ocean front property in Arizona.
сразу видно строили с нарушениями.
ну ничего океан всё исправит )
Who in their right mind builds so close to the edge? As a Californian I gotta say we haven't got hit like the rest of the world, but it's coming😱
When all was built there was at least 50 yards of cliff (half a football field) , but after multiple harsh storms (el Nino's) beginning in 1982 the erosion has been ongoing and more severe.
you save up to buy your dream home but ending up in this way.. sad isn't it ?
Or, don’t make poor choices then play the victim.
Seas rising from global warming. Won't be long till that highway is gone.
With so many people living on the street , they should let them live in these beautiful ocean view dwellings for free.
First, it really should be exceptional ignorant, and on the sandy shore build a house. Secondly, it is a state that allows to the ground, which is not a building, any kind of building facility protected. Third themselves are to blame for all this allowed.
I remember that the communist government in Yugoslavia, middle of the last century, made a complete geological map of Yugoslavia and no one, no way, he could not raise no temporary obejakat in a place where it is not allowed.
FORMICA ..It wasn't originally that close to the cliff. ..
Jason Wilson Of course it was not close to the edge. But do not know how fast performances erosion? It is easy to calculate when they will be vulnerable and buildings and residents themselves. In particular, the access should stabilize the coast, there tetrapod, any concrete framework and shirts, there may be some solutions and suspensions, or do not allow the construction.
Those apartment also believe there's also a motel, looks like they been there for quite a few years. .probably lots of expensive things can be done in order to stabilize the shoreline .. have you seen the La Conchita landslide...?
I've lived Ocean Hillside view for a while it's an amazing sight..
I'm sure the occupants where crying when the had to abandon their dwellings..
Definitely not a location for sleep walker's. ...:)
San andreas
That building DID NOT burn because of erosion.
I'm glad you saw that burned building, I was showing the erosion and saw the burned building while flying.
Probaly an attempt to get some insurance money before it falls into the sea.
That building is owned by a towing company. They bought it a few years ago. Those guys are not the brightest so I have the feeling that they managed to start a fire somehow. Doubt it was on purpose. The section that fell there was VERY sudden, like a good 12 feet just dropped off out of nowhere. I live in the area.
End of the world
and this continent lol.
The is not a good sign from mother nature...
GTA
terrible
Very ugly houses built on a dumb place
Pourquoi ne pas commencer par retirer toutes les fenêtres, et tout ce qui n est pas biodégradable, 🧓💔