4:04 *That's What She Said*

@johnnyvermont2122

6 жыл бұрын

Patrick Wagz the big one....

Thank God you zoomed in on almost every bit of ice so we can REALLY see it.

@heathenwolf4997

3 жыл бұрын

😄😄😄

I kept watching, but it never got gnarly.

@thomasherbert5790

4 жыл бұрын

Just a couple of soy boys skipping school

@jimmason1072

4 жыл бұрын

Everything is bigger in the USA....cause they don't get out much....

@acer696969

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think he even knows what the word means lol

The sound of the ice flow sounds like a truck idling. Nature is amazing.

@stereolababy

6 жыл бұрын

sounds like the valve tick of a chevy

@AutoCrete

5 жыл бұрын

@@stereolababy I have a 98, 5.7 Votec that sounded just like that. 1/2 can of Sea Foam in a couple of oil changes cleared that right up.

@roberttuss5349

3 жыл бұрын

Some people can't hear that sound, even in dead quiet and out in the middle of nowhere.

Oddly enough I thought it was beautiful,great footage.

@goodtutt4733

6 жыл бұрын

rennie rad Yes it was pretty. The sound was utterly obnoxious.

That is so awesome I miss seeing the ice in the water I live out here in California so thank you for sharing that is so cool

Gnarly to the max, my dude. Thanks for sharing a piece of nature's awesome power and beauty!

Thanks for sharing from Florida. Looks pretty gnarly to me and I love watching it.

Thank you for sharing. This is an experience that I have never seen before.

@johnnyvermont2122

6 жыл бұрын

Edward Goldberg thank you for watching!... glad you enjoyed it!... i was lucky it didn't rise any higher... the river supposed to break again in the next month or so and I plan on being a little bit more prepared for it.

I've seen many river ice break ups here in Maine. This video is not an ice dam, it is an ice flow.

@lwhitte837

5 жыл бұрын

looking forward to seeing the vid be safe out there

@pinguzoe

5 жыл бұрын

you are right it is not a ice dam, that's why he title it ice Jam

@thorne62

5 жыл бұрын

yeah, this really sucked !!!

@garlandremingtoniii1338

4 жыл бұрын

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@nickauclair1477

3 жыл бұрын

I was kinda hoping for "a car crash" or something.

Live near the Delaware River Pennsylvania side. Part of River Road in PA side is close as is Rt 29 area in Trenton NJ. Scary I agree but yet so beautiful

Cool watchin this with ya. Im in Australia, been very hot here. I love watching you guys

That was really neat to watch. I've never seen it actually happening!

I gotta remember to make a urology appointment to check my prostate...

Thanks for posting this. Here in Texas we never see anything like this.

I was watching ice flow down the Mississippi in Monticello MN today. Its so mesmerizing. Was a lot less ice than this though

awesome vid bro! i live right on the Hudson river in the ADK's...she went out the same day but at night. i could feel my house shaking fro bergs hitting trees! i tried to film it but it was too dark. talk about scary...the sounds were unreal! thanks for sharing

From calif. the whole thing is knarly! Thanks.

Amazing!! Lovely video xx

"Oh, here comes a bunch more big chunks." said the guy watching the hotdog eating champion suffer the aftereffects of winning.

The only ice jams I deal with these days are in my pina coladas down here in the mountains of Guatemala.............after 15 years in the mountains of Vermont I decided to stop freezing and head south to the palm trees and no more snow

@myecolife4333

6 жыл бұрын

Chris Helms oh did I forget to mention all the hot beautiful girls down here also... Lots of them... Latinas and Indigenous Guatemalan girls... I have one of those Marine Corps stickers on my Jeep and the other one is on my arm of a devil dog USMC Recon Ranger... Semper Fi

@trumpkilla1789

6 жыл бұрын

MyEcoLife Semper Fi brother enjoy the sand in the Sun.

@JohnSmith-eo5sp

6 жыл бұрын

I hope you like living in these dangerous Latin American contries

@trumpkilla1789

6 жыл бұрын

John Smith no more dangerous than America has become.

@Slider1962

6 жыл бұрын

Wouldn,t live there either. Too much racism and stupidity there.

Got to see the Mill Brook (RT17) when this happens...... CRAZY

I work in Montpellier Vermont and the river is near the building and it did have a ice jam and the two foot thick ice blocks was higher than where you are filming this . It was scary. . It’s now just running water with huge ice blocks on the bank .

@johnnyvermont2122

6 жыл бұрын

Jeff Sprake I was filming this right out in front of my house is so spooky but compelling to watch

"This is CRAAZY." Doesn't this happen every year? Yes, yes it does.

I've seen the ice jammed along the shore of Lake Erie, but I've never seen it in motion. Incredible! The force of water and ice is not to be played with. Did the ice take out that bridge down the river? Thank you for the footage! Mother Nature sure knows how to put on a show!

Dude ! big icebergs ,about to get gnarly

Parabéns pelo grande espetáculo registrado da natureza. Abarão, Curitiba, Brasil

It's in northern Vermont. I used to live in Vermont

Lol, gnarly! I haven't heard that word used in about ten years.

Good video, Johnny. I guess some people were expecting BBC Earth.

' very beautifully natural ice river... thank rainy and snowy

OMG, this is awesome.

Is it just me or does the Mad River Ice Jam sound like a hell of a good music festival?

@johnnyvermont2122

6 жыл бұрын

Brady Nelson I'd go!

@unrulyjulie4382

5 жыл бұрын

That's gnarly dude!

great to watch as we get nothing like this in the uk

@swithinbarclay4797

4 жыл бұрын

Perhaps it may yet still happen, if you get the right combinations of copious precipitation, extended cold, radical swings of freeze and thaw, and, debris lodging up against narrow defiles. I just hope that you have enough Public Works and Safety Engineers to warn the people of imminent dangers, should such calamities happen in the UK. I should think that Scotland would be more prone to stuff like this, with all of its gorges.

To this day . . . .he is still waiting for it to get gnarly.

Gnarly dude. Wish one of you would have held the camera still and the other one try running across the river jumping from ice to ice berg. That would be "gnarly" dude!

A reminder of why I moved from Alaska to Arizona..

Was it a strawberry jam ? Because I don't see an ice jam

that was cool johnny. thanx for posting....lots of smartasses came to watch also

@johnnyvermont2122

6 жыл бұрын

Jack Weatherford glad you enjoyed it!

Very cool!

Wow 😮 amazing

Still waiting for it to get knarly almost a year later. And is this more of a flow...after a jam? We don’t see a lot of these in Texas, but just guessing. 😂

I'm a covered bridge in New Hampshire. This is the stuff us covered bridges have nightmares about.

Nature doing its thing very cool

I lived on that river for 20 years. Looks like it is across from Howard Munn's old place

@johnnyvermont2122

5 жыл бұрын

spillway baby!

It all reminds me of reading Jack London. He wrote frequently about the ice breakups in the Alaskan/Yukon/Klondike gold mining districts. Colossal chunks would build up in narrow defiles, pinches, in a river's, a creek's course, and these had already substantially battered along banks upstream. Pressure would build, with more and more water being impounded behind these dams. All of a sudden, it would all explode free--kablooey!! Chunks bigger than houses charging down faster than locomotives, and being so cold, the ice was at least as hard as steel. Boulders heaved up from the streambed, groves of trees pulled out entire, no more of man's feeble bridges, entire mining villages obliterated, mudbanks several yards thick instantly generated. With new channels created in only a few hours, minutes, when it all retreats, new channels and shoals, maybe more than a mile from the old streambeds, laden with locktight debris, corpses, and carcasses. All with tremendous roars and crashes!

1986 just called. It wants the word "gnarly" back for it's time capsule.....lol

@skeeterfan3626

5 жыл бұрын

Of course, Michael... everyone must conform like sheep and say, wear, and do only what's in style. Follow society off a cliff if that's where it's headed. Now, go put on your ripped jeans as you've been instructed and await further instructions.

@bernarddelmas8441

4 жыл бұрын

@@skeeterfan3626Morgane

@acer696969

3 жыл бұрын

not only that, he was using it wrong,,,look it up lol

And now, for something completely similar, we have some paint drying...

@franciscoosuna259

6 жыл бұрын

you forgot to post a link to the paint drying site

@ohbuddyiliketowatch

5 жыл бұрын

I find these relaxing as long as no one is getting hurt. Different strokes.

One week it was very cold the week later the weather went into the 70's and every beaver dam broke and the entire area was full of ice.

Well that's just gnarly

See now I could watch things like this for hours. Far better than the vids made up of 16yo playing video games while talking 'bout politics.

its great for kayaking, esp up streem.

crazy what a little warm weather can cause to ice

@johnnyvermont2122

6 жыл бұрын

lisas random videos it was so cool to see... it froze up and popped again... but i missed it by about an hour... i waited all day, lol... but had to leave for a minute... i will post a vid to show how it looks normally.

That is some serious ice.

That's very weird. Big jagged pieces of dirty ice in a flowing river.

We have alot of that in fla. It looks cool . bet it causes havoc

There is no ice jam here. This is an ordinary spring ice break-up, where the ice chunks flow smoothly downstream. An ice jam means the ice stops flowing when something "jams" it and then the river starts to overflow its banks in order to get around the jam.

@johnnyvermont2122

6 жыл бұрын

Clifton Dean thanks!

I missed the ice jam......

Gnarly dude! Where are you originally from? Ventura?😉😆😆

amazing how fast that happened.

@johnnyvermont2122

6 жыл бұрын

John Hiram so fast!

that's crazy!! And a little scary!

Wow, some big chunks of ice

Ideal candidate for videoing a table tennis match ?

Flash floods happen when the ice jam starts and backs the water up behind it. Here is an example of after the ice jam breaks and the river floods and leaves the ice behind on the shore. his just happened last week across the iver from us. A small town upstream flooded from the ice jams. wnep.com/2018/01/27/taking-advantage-of-warm-weather-in-luzerne-county/

The river looks MAD but we need to know where this Mad River is located and where you actually took this video. That helps a lot get some prospective.

@lraeyeliab6156

6 жыл бұрын

Joseph Frascati Prosspective???? WTF?

@donfields1234

6 жыл бұрын

apparently few bother to read the description??? jus sayin? i read it and its pretty clear

@jackweatherford5125

6 жыл бұрын

google it, genius

When did it get gnarley?

@fairmaidenvoyage87

5 жыл бұрын

I think I missed it. Dang

@Bocbo

5 жыл бұрын

In a second.

@donreed

5 жыл бұрын

It didn't. But why waste the opportunity to use a word that became as dated as a requirement to wear spats?

@firstnamelastname7688

5 жыл бұрын

@@donreed who the fuck even knows what a spat is you big nut sack?

i think i saw bernie in there with the green new deal

I checked Google Maps. How big is Mooretown? Well son, we got a real honest to gosh General Store. Yup, we is growin fast.

Dios usa. La naturaleza. Para enseñarnos cosas. Maravillosa..😊

Nice video

Wtf??? How long u lived in northern NE?

Красиво!

Ice jams are like dams! My place was flooded from Ice Jam!

Mad River's a madlad

What was to your left? Show it going under the bridge.

And I think the name Johnny "Vermont" is s clue, lol 😁

nothing I would call gnarly.

the whole video is pointed at where the ice is coming from....too bad we cant see where its going and piling into things...

Why did you leave the truck idling? Nice video, but it would have been better without the background noise.

Was this the first time the cameraman had seen ice in a river? I’m just curious as to what took place to provoke him to say "amazing".

@acer696969

3 жыл бұрын

not only amazing, how about gnarly lol

Where does river flow too.

WOW. How much river froze to have this much ice to come down?

@johnnyvermont2122

6 жыл бұрын

Kitty Richardson it was a walkable surface...and the is technically the bottom of the valley too...

Where is the jam ???

@MonaichFother

6 жыл бұрын

Its at kzread.info/dash/bejne/a3mXzLmdXbKamqw.html

@lexturner2365

6 жыл бұрын

Zactly

@lexturner2365

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's the jam.

@daleburrell6273

6 жыл бұрын

joel wanha NEXT TO THE PEANUT BUTTER!!! (get it? get it? get it? SNUCKER-SNUCKER-SNUCKER!!!(

@tommo8630

6 жыл бұрын

Dontchya mean Smucker's, Smucker's, Smucker's?

Вам стоит увидеть ледоход на сибирских реках, таких как Лена или Енисей.

Should have busted out the fishing poles and waders. Great day for fly fishing. 👍👍

I guess gnarly is in the eye of the beholder, or maybe you had to be there. This seems more like kinda neat.

Boa essa enchente

Big, gnarly, scary, ice dam

Its always that one dam iceberg that slowly tries to cross all lanes to its exit in the final 100 feet

Gonna get knarley? It already is!

Awsome

FNcy going in for a swim fellas? Lol. Looks good

Also Gores hot air could melt it all.

Awesome!

what is so scary and gnarly about ice chunks floating in water??

Cool...

a piece is 'blue'......... wow 'amazing' dude.................. cos like blue is literally the third color in the visible spectrum actually.

I put a like on it.

I like

Is that your car running in the background so you can make a fast getaway? Scary situation!