I remember as a kid on my dads boat, one day we anchored our 28ft boat about 150ft from the shore in front of Ogden dunes There was no other boats is sight for miles and zero people on their beach that day. Some Lady homeowner starts screaming at us from the beach that were on private property. We never left the boat or even intended to swim or anything. We just wanted to take a quick lunch on our boat , check an issue with our batteries, then be on our way. The lady was foaming at the mouth at us. ruined the whole day. There were no Dunes state park buoys in the area either like the public beaches even though boundary 300ft from the shore. We were bothering no one and they also were known to chase off joggers on their beaches. Since then I feel no sympathy for the beach home owners and will vote against any attempt to use tax dollars to fix their mess. Now Indiana supreme court changed for allowing beach access to walkers/joggers, and they have no beach left from mother nature at all. Karma will get you every time. Fuck em
Rich people feel so entitled. They think they can take, take and take. Everything has a price to them.... but Mother Nature gives no fucks about their ”status” or their egos.
I agree. This is our problem in Florida. The hurricane destroyed all of Mexico Beach every house washed away. Berkshire Hathaway has built more multimillion-dollar homes again right on the water. Why I can't get insurance coverage why we are sinking Florida with all this suburban sprawl. We have more growth in three years than we've had in twenty. This increase in population that doesn't fit. No schools there's not enough here for everyone. Florida is going to sink into the gulf
I know of a township on Lake Michigan where the people wanted to build right next to the water, Lake Michigan. The township is small but had ordinances that you could not build within so many feet of the beach. The people went to court, the township could not afford a lawyer so they had to let the people build where they wanted. More people found out about this so more threatened the township with lawsuits and won because the township did not have the money to fight. Guess what is happening now with these peoples antics. I don’t feel sorry for any of them!!! (I know the building inspector).
sadly these poor downtrodden homeowners are being forced to stay in their NAPLES Fl $3M condo, or their $1.5m Aspen lodge, or their Hawaiian timeshare... sad times for $$$$$$$$ people....
Not to take delight in other peoples misfortunes, you can see certain ;just deserts' in the wealthy who buy such properties, do their best to restrict access to the beaches for anyone else, so when they spend a few weeks or summer there, it's like an exclusive resort. Then, they turn around and want all of those people not allowed on 'their' beaches to pay for remediation of their (former) shoreline properties and build expense structures to protect their private properties. Well, for many of these, there is no longer any beach to fight over, thus the 'just deserts' attitude.
They are all very possessive of the beach in front of their property. Now there is no one to compete with them on the piece of lake that they will rightfully own.
I do feel sorry for those that have generations of family owned property washed away. It's amazing how much has just disappeared. Lady Lake Michigan takes the sand from underneath those massive rocks and its gone So sad. Sometimes all that money doesn't mean squat to rolling waves and wind. Great video again. Thanks.
Well, I learned something today! I have lived my ENTIRE life believing Indiana to be a land-locked state. 🙄 It comes from growing up in the left- hand corner of the US, I think. 😁
The Great Lakes rise and fall. Always have always will. If we would learn from history and allow for that fact by adapting our infrastructure we would be so much better off
The Atlantic coast is seeing sea level rise impacts first because the Atlantic Ocean is smaller than the Pacific and closer to the rapid melting from Greenland
honestly, the placement of those homes was just ridiculous. they were built wayyyy too far out, too close to the waterline. they were built to fail. people just dont understand the power of that lake.
These homes were built 20 years ago. The beach was way farther out when they were built. When I would drive by the lake I would see this house. 20 years ago, this house had a path to the beach. It’s not their fault for building it that close because when it was built it was not that close
Sorry, but their ignorance and lack of due diligence makes this a stupid, risky choice. If they'd bother to learn anything about the Lakes, they'd know historically it's been higher than today and lower than the 90s when it was at or near record lows, which doesn't go very far back in the grand scheme of things. Dan is correct. Build on the shores of an inland sea and not expect such problems is very short sighted. I wonder if they tried to get insurance for shoreline damage?
@@jimmy718 20 years ago (which of course was, I will grant you, a prehistoric age of crazy unfounded theoretical science, 2020) we were, and certainly wealthy people who have access to the best of this and that, made aware of things like climate science which included topics like rising waters and beach erosion. Just like today, which will be seen as prehistoric thinking once again in 2040, there were plenty of models and scientific research opinions of what will or could be . Seems to me if we have this many drone videos showing the same thing up and down the coast line of Michigan and Indiana then choosing to build close to a major lake is at least part of their fault for taking a risk that maybe the scientists have it all wrong and where they built is reasonably safe. I do feel bad for them, but lessons of what could happen were already on the books in 2020.
You can’t defend this. The very size of the house shows an arrogance against nature. Let’s just say, beyond climate, Mother Nature is sick of that shit sitting on her beautiful shores.
Point of fact: a seawall is the very worst thing you can do to stop coastline erosion. Literally the worst! But don't worry; America and Americans can always be relied upon to do the right thing, once they've exhausted all other avenues.
Matthew Lambert Homeowners are flipping the bill. People paying $200k on Lk Mich near me to bring in huge boulders on the shore. You cannot get a contractor to do the work: booked up well over a year out. Those sea walls were all installed by property owners. Who you going to sue? Lake at record high level. 6 years ago that guy probably had 100’ of beach. Had a few ‘homes’ fall into the lake this spring already.
Another comment somebody said it just comes in certain times well we're in 2022 this is a start of something that will never stop it could get even worse next year and the thing about it is this is not even midsummer so what happens the rest of the summer your house won't be there
There's something both sad and pathetic and almost funny about the activities at 1.0, the digger desperately picking up stones and individually plonking them on the pile. Imagine living there, watching day by day the sea getting closer, your property unsaleable, dreading the next storm, the cost of the works, no garden because of the constant wash of seawater.
Although it's always sad to see the devastating power of mother nature, your video's are the best out there. The man at the top, in your country doesn't believe in the link between climate change, and the year on year worsening weather events. When will we learn...
Constructing properties right where the shoreline is this close is totally off limits . And how the heck its even allowed by the authorities is beyond me. In a matter of months another drone footage will showcase the true nature of the sea reclaiming and reaching out to the back rows and beating down mercilessly on their dreams yielding extended shore lines in its aftermath .
I'm not so sure, without sand beach nourishment there won't be much of a beach since all sand replenishment is blocked off by the harbor structures that form the Port of Indiana and Burns Waterway Harbors.
Why, why, why would anyone build so close to water? These houses are incredibly grand. Building so close to water invites eventual erosive issues. It’s stupid and No extraordinary efforts should go to attempt to save what will without doubt eventually be claimed by the sea…because of man’s folly.
@@Angrykitty927 There are homes in there that date back to the 1940s. I would imagine many have been updated and I'm sure there is a smattering of newer homes as well but it's long been an established area.
I have to make another comment play in the little music in the background like this is a sad deal yes I was laughing what a joke but you know you're seeing firsthand how rich people can throw money away
Like the one comment about putting rocks on it like oh Jesus yeah somebody's got a bunch of money cuz they're trying to save their property yeah let him throw his money away he gets a little hard at the big monster thing you got down here
Sorry but I do not feel sorry for these homes....They were stupid to buy them that close....So glad they will lose money.....These are the people that believe in no global warming....So have a nice day a a see you from the hills....
Gotta love GC's ripping off rich folk that gravel the excavator is on will wash out first storm that holes broken down sheet piling or when rip rap pulls away after wave action erodes it's base, then GC gets to come back, do it again! Brilliant Drive piles a few feet apart back fill with mix small to large rock to boulders drive in sheet piles w screened gaps to allow wave water that over tops to flow back out min 50 ft sheet piles or 4 x ht above sea bed, cap with concrete from below low tide cover rock fill with well concrete is the only no maint solution min 18 inches heavily reinforced might anchor in geo stabilizing rings and mesh that along with compacted highway fill might only require patching after storms, who knows establish a complex geo stabilized mini dune system with thick dense grasses still needs maint but might self heal a bit and alot nicer to look at Rip rap at 45 degree max out to where wave action won't under mine. (which is too far to afford so rip rap and replace every few yrs as needed PS Anyone who establishes a jack up barge based solution with proper equip LARGE equip can clean up here working back and forth as cheap skate rich folk need their patches patched again and again.
Yeah, rich pickings for GCs doing 'emergency' work at cost plus every few years. But the homeowners have no choice. It's either fork out the cash or watch their propery wash away.
How much is your real estate worth now? Time to move on people and quit trying to save your home. Mother Nature will take its course and there is nothing you can do about it.
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I remember as a kid on my dads boat, one day we anchored our 28ft boat about 150ft from the shore in front of Ogden dunes There was no other boats is sight for miles and zero people on their beach that day. Some Lady homeowner starts screaming at us from the beach that were on private property. We never left the boat or even intended to swim or anything. We just wanted to take a quick lunch on our boat , check an issue with our batteries, then be on our way. The lady was foaming at the mouth at us. ruined the whole day. There were no Dunes state park buoys in the area either like the public beaches even though boundary 300ft from the shore. We were bothering no one and they also were known to chase off joggers on their beaches. Since then I feel no sympathy for the beach home owners and will vote against any attempt to use tax dollars to fix their mess. Now Indiana supreme court changed for allowing beach access to walkers/joggers, and they have no beach left from mother nature at all. Karma will get you every time. Fuck em
Rich people feel so entitled. They think they can take, take and take. Everything has a price to them.... but Mother Nature gives no fucks about their ”status” or their egos.
Supreme court says they do not own the water. They might own some of the bottom but not the water. You were OK offshore
her house is facing this situation....that would be karma
The ocean laughing at the efforts of boulders being thrown at it is hilarious.
I agree. This is our problem in Florida. The hurricane destroyed all of Mexico Beach every house washed away. Berkshire Hathaway has built more multimillion-dollar homes again right on the water. Why I can't get insurance coverage why we are sinking Florida with all this suburban sprawl. We have more growth in three years than we've had in twenty. This increase in population that doesn't fit. No schools there's not enough here for everyone. Florida is going to sink into the gulf
The people across the street are about to have waterfront property!
And then overtime have the same problem of erosion
I know of a township on Lake Michigan where the people wanted to build right next to the water, Lake Michigan. The township is small but had ordinances that you could not build within so many feet of the beach. The people went to court, the township could not afford a lawyer so they had to let the people build where they wanted. More people found out about this so more threatened the township with lawsuits and won because the township did not have the money to fight. Guess what is happening now with these peoples antics. I don’t feel sorry for any of them!!! (I know the building inspector).
Those pebbles won't stop the water
They will slow it down, but mother nature cannot be denied.
Dropping those big boulders in the water is like peeing on a forest fire.
They're not there to stop it but to reduce the speed it hits the banking and lessen the impact
Kinda battling an endless battle ya think! Mother nature always wins. Would be interesting to see how the waterfront looked about 10yrs ago.
Looks like a matter of time, unfortunately.
Can we get updated videos of the shores of Lake Michigan. Curious if it's gotten worse or better over the last 2-3 years
sadly these poor downtrodden homeowners are being forced to stay in their NAPLES Fl $3M condo, or their $1.5m Aspen lodge, or their Hawaiian timeshare... sad times for $$$$$$$$ people....
Are you kidding me!? How are they coping? We should set up a Go Fund Me page.
Yeah, most of us are deciding on whether to buy a tank of gas or to put food on the table... those poor, poor shoreline homebuyers/owners....
Not to take delight in other peoples misfortunes, you can see certain ;just deserts' in the wealthy who buy such properties, do their best to restrict access to the beaches for anyone else, so when they spend a few weeks or summer there, it's like an exclusive resort.
Then, they turn around and want all of those people not allowed on 'their' beaches to pay for remediation of their (former) shoreline properties and build expense structures to protect their private properties. Well, for many of these, there is no longer any beach to fight over, thus the 'just deserts' attitude.
you wanted to be close to water...it's done. You win
Dropping those big boulders in the water is like peeing on a forest fire.
I wonder which one of these rich homeowners were upset about people walking along the beach.
All of them
Epic comment!
They are all very possessive of the beach in front of their property. Now there is no one to compete with them on the piece of lake that they will rightfully own.
what beach?
:D All of them? lol...
I think we're gonna need a bigger wall....
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Trying to hold back mighty Lake Michigan, good luck.
I do feel sorry for those that have generations of family owned property washed away. It's amazing how much has just disappeared. Lady Lake Michigan takes the sand from underneath those massive rocks and its gone
So sad. Sometimes all that money doesn't mean squat to rolling waves and wind. Great video again. Thanks.
That's why they call it a GREAT lake‼️
Well, I learned something today! I have lived my ENTIRE life believing Indiana to be a land-locked state. 🙄 It comes from growing up in the left- hand corner of the US, I think. 😁
Me too! I am in Arkansas. Had no idea. lol
WoW, lucky people having lake side property !
What was that attachment on the Hitachi excavator? Two independently controlled thumbs? Never seen that before. Wild.
The Great Lakes rise and fall. Always have always will. If we would learn from history and allow for that fact by adapting our infrastructure we would be so much better off
The Atlantic coast is seeing sea level rise impacts first because the Atlantic Ocean is smaller than the Pacific and closer to the rapid melting from Greenland
Resta pouco tempo pra que esta costa desapareça.
Only a fool would build so close to the water.
I wonder if the water always ruff like that!!?
No, it's normal waves....sometimes calm like glass.......best time ever, when you go swimming in Lake Michigan water,
What’s next, triple sea walls?
A fool and his beach front property are soon parted.
honestly, the placement of those homes was just ridiculous. they were built wayyyy too far out, too close to the waterline. they were built to fail. people just dont understand the power of that lake.
These homes were built 20 years ago. The beach was way farther out when they were built. When I would drive by the lake I would see this house. 20 years ago, this house had a path to the beach. It’s not their fault for building it that close because when it was built it was not that close
Sorry, but their ignorance and lack of due diligence makes this a stupid, risky choice. If they'd bother to learn anything about the Lakes, they'd know historically it's been higher than today and lower than the 90s when it was at or near record lows, which doesn't go very far back in the grand scheme of things.
Dan is correct. Build on the shores of an inland sea and not expect such problems is very short sighted. I wonder if they tried to get insurance for shoreline damage?
@@jimmy718 20 years ago (which of course was, I will grant you, a prehistoric age of crazy unfounded theoretical science, 2020) we were, and certainly wealthy people who have access to the best of this and that, made aware of things like climate science which included topics like rising waters and beach erosion. Just like today, which will be seen as prehistoric thinking once again in 2040, there were plenty of models and scientific research opinions of what will or could be . Seems to me if we have this many drone videos showing the same thing up and down the coast line of Michigan and Indiana then choosing to build close to a major lake is at least part of their fault for taking a risk that maybe the scientists have it all wrong and where they built is reasonably safe. I do feel bad for them, but lessons of what could happen were already on the books in 2020.
You can’t defend this. The very size of the house shows an arrogance against nature. Let’s just say, beyond climate, Mother Nature is sick of that shit sitting on her beautiful shores.
Point of fact: a seawall is the very worst thing you can do to stop coastline erosion.
Literally the worst!
But don't worry; America and Americans can always be relied upon to do the right thing, once they've exhausted all other avenues.
🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 Wow that's a brave joker driving that machine. It ain't no way I could sit there and do that type of work.
Funny, I thought the same. Hope,he's a good swimmer.
Serves damn fool right building a house so close to the water. No sympathy here
Was there once beach at the front of these homes ? Is it ocean front , or lake ?
I believe there was once some beach. And this is the Indiana shore of Lake Michigan, one of the Great Lakes.
@@Ikwigsjoyful Thanks..
These sea wall contractors are making a fortune right now.
Matthew Lambert Homeowners are flipping the bill. People paying $200k on Lk Mich near me to bring in huge boulders on the shore. You cannot get a contractor to do the work: booked up well over a year out. Those sea walls were all installed by property owners.
Who you going to sue? Lake at record high level. 6 years ago that guy probably had 100’ of beach. Had a few ‘homes’ fall into the lake this spring already.
Fun fact: I actually did vacation in the house on the right of the mansion. I'm dead ass.
I love living in Muncie Indiana.
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can't wait for the vid where it shows natures "final blow" to these arrogant elite.
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why with the music???
It will take more than a few boulders to hold the water back.
My money is on Ma Nature!!!
Losing battle. The lake will not be denied.
how it is possible to allow the construction of houses on dunes and by the sea. People the volume of the oceans is rising!
I'm sure these rich people will find a way to get the entire county to pay for the seawall repair... under some environmental disaster bill.
The ocean will take those rocks and swallow them .. They will not stay there..
The ocean? This was filmed in Indiana.
The ocean will eventually swallow that part of the country, so, yes, this person is correct, in theory.
Another comment somebody said it just comes in certain times well we're in 2022 this is a start of something that will never stop it could get even worse next year and the thing about it is this is not even midsummer so what happens the rest of the summer your house won't be there
They have a lot of work to do.
Rich people problems
House can not be built on sinking sand....waterfront is gorgeous, but it always comes to this
Open the locks, turn this extra water into green energy!
There's something both sad and pathetic and almost funny about the activities at 1.0, the digger desperately picking up stones and individually plonking them on the pile. Imagine living there, watching day by day the sea getting closer, your property unsaleable, dreading the next storm, the cost of the works, no garden because of the constant wash of seawater.
Fighting the inevitable, sea level rise, extreme weather events and storm surges will claim these homes.
And so it goes...
You never know when the real estate market will quickly change.
Although it's always sad to see the devastating power of mother nature, your video's are the best out there.
The man at the top, in your country doesn't believe in the link between climate change, and the year on year worsening weather events.
When will we learn...
Must be an anglers dream come true .
More money than brains...sorry I just dont feel your pain. :ox
The Bible had something to say about people who built their house on the sand. Nature hasn't changed her ways, no matter how much money someone has.
Constructing properties right where the shoreline is this close is totally off limits . And how the heck its even allowed by the authorities is beyond me. In a matter of months another drone footage will showcase the true nature of the sea reclaiming and reaching out to the back rows and beating down mercilessly on their dreams yielding extended shore lines in its aftermath .
Oh well you can't keep that water from climbing that
Sad, I could have prevented much of that via poly injection. People just don’t want to do the maintenance.
Can't fix stupid... 🤣🤣
you can only try to stop the water but , but you cant stop God !!!
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Its a nice expensive effort, but.
Not even a coast line? It's a river in Indiana.
5 years from now those sea walls will be covered by sand dunes.
I'm not so sure, without sand beach nourishment there won't be much of a beach since all sand replenishment is blocked off by the harbor structures that form the Port of Indiana and Burns Waterway Harbors.
Why, why, why would anyone build so close to water? These houses are incredibly grand. Building so close to water invites eventual erosive issues. It’s stupid and No extraordinary efforts should go to attempt to save what will without doubt eventually be claimed by the sea…because of man’s folly.
Dumbest place to put buildings so close to the lake, its just a matter of time before something would happen to them!!
The homes were not that close to the beach when the were built. The water just keeps getting higher and higher every year
@@jimmy718 Obviously, these homes were too close no matter anything else-this is self evident.
And by the look of the architecture, they don’t look that dated to me
@@Angrykitty927 There are homes in there that date back to the 1940s. I would imagine many have been updated and I'm sure there is a smattering of newer homes as well but it's long been an established area.
Sea Walls cause a lot of damage
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A very very stupid place to have a house !!!!!
stop wasting money on build those wall . they will not last for long
These home properties are now worthless, why bother paying taxes.
Rich people with ocean view homes, well their property value has dropped to sweet fuck all now! They can't even give their homes away!
You can’t defend this. Beyond climate, let’s just say Mother Nature is sick of this shit sitting on her beautiful shores.
This is getting serious, but no one is listening! If this keeps up, there won't be any earth left.
They can't even enjoy walking on the shoreline. I wouldn't live there.
Why do you want to fight with oceans and mother nature..
I have to make another comment play in the little music in the background like this is a sad deal yes I was laughing what a joke but you know you're seeing firsthand how rich people can throw money away
Like the one comment about putting rocks on it like oh Jesus yeah somebody's got a bunch of money cuz they're trying to save their property yeah let him throw his money away he gets a little hard at the big monster thing you got down here
who signed the building permits? the person responsible belongs in jail
Barbara, that person is only responsible for town codes and it usually isn't up to them to make subjective decision.
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It's not nice to try and fool mother nature! If you build your home in a place like this, you will lose everything.
RE- WILD THE BEACHES NOW !
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Construction along shore lines is
SHAMFUL AND GREEDY.
Sorry but I do not feel sorry for these homes....They were stupid to buy them that close....So glad they will lose money.....These are the people that believe in no global warming....So have a nice day a a see you from the hills....
Gotta love GC's ripping off rich folk that gravel the excavator is on will wash out first storm that holes broken down sheet piling or when rip rap pulls away after wave action erodes it's base, then GC gets to come back, do it again! Brilliant
Drive piles a few feet apart back fill with mix small to large rock to boulders drive in sheet piles w screened gaps to allow wave water that over tops to flow back out min 50 ft sheet piles or 4 x ht above sea bed, cap with concrete from below low tide cover rock fill with well concrete is the only no maint solution min 18 inches heavily reinforced might anchor in geo stabilizing rings and mesh that along with compacted highway fill might only require patching after storms, who knows establish a complex geo stabilized mini dune system with thick dense grasses still needs maint but might self heal a bit and alot nicer to look at
Rip rap at 45 degree max out to where wave action won't under mine. (which is too far to afford so rip rap and replace every few yrs as needed
PS Anyone who establishes a jack up barge based solution with proper equip LARGE equip can clean up here working back and forth as cheap skate rich folk need their patches patched again and again.
Yeah, rich pickings for GCs doing 'emergency' work at cost plus every few years. But the homeowners have no choice. It's either fork out the cash or watch their propery wash away.
Rich people problems. ZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzz......
How much is your real estate worth now? Time to move on people and quit trying to save your home. Mother Nature will take its course and there is nothing you can do about it.