Run off from a river dumps in to the ocean . It awesome how the two waters do not mix .

cool video.  They do mix, but the fresh river water is less dense than the salt water so essentially the river water is basically floating on top of the sea water.  The flow has displaced the salt water in front of the mouth of the river, which makes it look like they are still separate.  you'll see similar creases in the flow in/out of inlets when the tides are moving as well.  

good job!  

TexasAerials Posted at 2017-12-6 14:19
cool video.  They do mix, but the fresh river water is less dense than the salt water so essentially the river water is basically floating on top of the sea water.  The flow has displaced the salt water in front of the mouth of the river, which makes it look like they are still separate.  you'll see similar creases in the flow in/out of inlets when the tides are moving as well.  

good job!

wooow! Really thorough explanation! Thank you for this!

Really cool footage!

TexasAerials Posted at 2017-12-6 14:19
cool video.  They do mix, but the fresh river water is less dense than the salt water so essentially the river water is basically floating on top of the sea water.  The flow has displaced the salt water in front of the mouth of the river, which makes it look like they are still separate.  you'll see similar creases in the flow in/out of inlets when the tides are moving as well.  

good job!

I was just wondering exact the same reasoning, but obviously your explanation is a lot more scientific.

@Jones_Media Great video!

Wow, that looks really cool.

Nice work. Looks great

TexasAerials Posted at 2017-12-6 14:19
cool video.  They do mix, but the fresh river water is less dense than the salt water so essentially the river water is basically floating on top of the sea water.  The flow has displaced the salt water in front of the mouth of the river, which makes it look like they are still separate.  you'll see similar creases in the flow in/out of inlets when the tides are moving as well.  

good job!

Thanks for the explanation

Your video's never fail to impress. Keep them coming.

Great footage, nice editing, thanks for sharing

Nice video!

TexasAerials Posted at 2017-12-6 14:19
cool video.  They do mix, but the fresh river water is less dense than the salt water so essentially the river water is basically floating on top of the sea water.  The flow has displaced the salt water in front of the mouth of the river, which makes it look like they are still separate.  you'll see similar creases in the flow in/out of inlets when the tides are moving as well.  

good job!

Thanks for the explanation !! I’m glad you enjoyed the video

DJI Grace Posted at 2017-12-6 18:13
Really cool footage!

Thanks for the support !!! I’m glad you enjoyed the the footage ☺️

jksphoto Posted at 2017-12-7 01:46
Your video's never fail to impress. Keep them coming.

Thanks for the kind words !! I’m glad you enjoyed the video ☺️

Very interesting, I wonder what the explanation is for that?

Awesome footage!

Nicko-au Posted at 2017-12-7 21:18
Awesome footage!

Thanks glad you enjoy the footage

Wow, these shots would be great as wallpapers

Nice footage!

we have this here in Barcelona, about 6 runoffs from the garraf mountains, its amazing seeing it from the top of the mountains, all the earth trying to mix with the sea water, takes days to dissipate from the dry river beds, this is why you dont walk in them as if it rains a deluge of water can come down the mountain in a matter of minutes along with debris and wash you away!

Very cool footage!

It's really amazing, thank you for sharing.

Cool! Thanks for sharing!

Very cool,   Nicely done.    

Very cool video.  Great job on putting it together.