Gloppedalsura was created 10,000 years ago
when the glaciers melted away from
the valley Gloppedal.
A big moraine demolished Hunnedalselva's
previous dam against Veen and Vikeså.
Frost and thaw processes suddenly got huge
amounts of blocks and stones to burst out
from the southern mountain side.
The rockslide left a 100 meter
thick layer of stone over the moraine
Gloppedalsura was created
Gloppedalsura is in Gjesdal and Bjerkreim in Rogaland Norway.

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Wow! Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing it with us! Keep it up!

Again one of the few video's I watch 99% (the last couple of seconds are skipped )
Very nice and inspiring.

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-6-30 12:44
Again one of the few video's I watch 99% (the last couple of seconds are skipped  )
Very nice and inspiring.

Thanks alot Mont! And thank you for the 99% hehe really appreciate it.

Austevik Dronefoto Posted at 2018-6-30 17:47
Thanks alot Mont! And thank you for the 99% hehe really appreciate it.

You have found the right amount of VLOG vs other footage mix I think.
I noticed you used the osmo mobile again?

Excellent work     

Looks a lot like parts of the PacificNorthWest.

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-7-1 00:16
You have found the right amount of VLOG vs other footage mix I think.
I noticed you used the osmo mobile again?

Yes I did.  Osmo + on the road footage, but against the sun it is not so good. And my smartphone has got a crack over the lens, that is why the footage look a little foggy.
Thank you, I also feel I got a nice mixture in this one, will try to work like this in the future.

A CW Posted at 2018-7-1 01:46
Excellent work

Thanks alot mate

Austevik Dronefoto Posted at 2018-7-2 08:57
Thanks alot mate

You're welcome buddy

Austevik Dronefoto Posted at 2018-7-2 08:57
Yes I did.  Osmo + on the road footage, but against the sun it is not so good. And my smartphone has got a crack over the lens, that is why the footage look a little foggy.
Thank you, I also feel I got a nice mixture in this one, will try to work like this in the future.

Ah ok.
I did not want to complain even more, but I did notice that foggy part too....

Yes, I think this is good, also with some breaks in between, but long enough 'real shots' to keep it visually interesting!
How is the dry nature holding in Norway?