With all the talk of strang and developing weather on our planet, I have recently been keeping an eye out for "unusual" incidents and I certainly
think I found one for your viewing pleasure.
August 2013, Taiwan. Over that last couple of years (2012) it has been suggested that Taiwan has been experiencing severe weather more often. Heavier
rains, increased ground saturation and fewer days of sunshines.
All this presumably has culminated in an environment ripe for land/mud slides. Check out this video:
Talk about lucky! One moment driving by a McDonald's built into the mountain side thinking, man I would love to bury myself into some burgers, when
the next thing you know, your almost crushed by a cartoonish sized rock!
Mother Nature, you're scary!
edit on 1-9-2013 by MDDoxs because: (no reason given)
You can see from the 00:02 mark, at the top of the mountain, the boulder break away - it must have picked up some speed on it's way down and that
driver is lucky there appears to be a ridge between him and the mountain, probably slowing the huge chunk of rock...
I was thinking he probably had a life flash before his eyes type situation, but in all reality with the way the car skidded before hand the driver
probably wasn't even looking that direction. They're so lucky to have this recorded. Definitely a nice drinking story!