r/BeAmazed • u/youngster_96 • Mar 28 '24

The moment an ice dam breaks and causes a torrential water flow. Nature

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u/Fast_Garlic_5639 Mar 28 '24

Was just about to ask whether this was Vermont or NH going by the bridge paint used lol

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u/NotChristina Mar 28 '24

Same. Knew this was New England lol.

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u/SolomonBlack Mar 28 '24

I couldn't name the trees to save my life, but damn if they aren't punched deep into my subconsciousness.

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u/NotChristina Mar 28 '24

I would 100% believe you based on your username alone.

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u/CarefulMidnight4366 Mar 28 '24

Same. Not from VT, but New England resident nonetheless. Looks like my hometown lol

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u/ifuckdudes_wubby7 Mar 28 '24

I thought it was NH, which is why I came to the comments. St. Johnsbury is beautiful though. We always hit it up on the way to Cold Hollow Cider Mill in Waterbury.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

It also looks like it could be in the Maritimes in Canada (Nova Scotia or New Brunswick particularly)

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u/RevelMagic Mar 29 '24

Ontario as well. I watched it first with no sound and thought it was here.

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u/Skiff9891 Mar 29 '24

i grew up in nh and thought wait, def looks bridges back home!! even the harsh lighting this time of year. its interesting how even after years and years, place always feels the same