Areuse Gorge in the Neuchâtel region of Switzerland

Oct 13, 2025 3:45 PM

I'm tired watching

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bruh, are you riding a magic scooter?

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That's a rather grand canyon

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This is my hole

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This music goes too hard. May I suggest https://youtu.be/8soQkubMk1g?si=es9DHdk_d-YFzgsG

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"I'm a hoppy boy, weeeeee!"

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Why follow the strange flipfloppy thing? A drone can fly without a human guide and keep on going after the guy falls over?

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Cos ads.... That's why...

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hah, love it. Had one question, question answered at the end.

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How far it goes is canyon of our businesses

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I will call it, Aquaboard !

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I can see how one of those boards would be fun but god they look stupid as hell

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Like riding a Segway

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It goes all the way to the end.

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I feel like this is somehow both the best and worst vehicle possible for that river.

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call it "canyon" one more time and I swear to god I will slap you with a cheese wheel and beat you up with a toblerone morning star

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Twerking my way down stream

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Razors are now aquatic? WHERE ARE MY HOVERBOARDS!!!!!

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A little canoe would do the same

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300k to 400k years ago we decided to use sticks and stones as tools. today we ride aqua-pogo-stick to fly through canyons. crazy.

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that looks like one of those rivers that will suck you underwater and shred you to bits on the canyon walls and likely never be found.

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I dont like that

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Ah, you're thinking of Bolton Strid https://allthatsinteresting.com/bolton-strid . I expect it looks like this underwater.

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I'm more impressed with the drone work.

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I don’t think he needed the hydrofoil to find the answer. Could have just used the drone by itself

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So, farther than he got.

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I don't know how far it goes, but I do know I don't want to use whatever that thing is to explore it. Can I just have a normal canoe please?

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Ho, that's like 15 km from where I live 😀
Hi swiss people

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Did anyone yodel back?

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What is that instrument he's riding?

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Hump-powered water-scooter.

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https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquaskipper

I've seen them on lake constance and around Stuttgart. They seem to require an enormous amount of stamina to get as far as we're seeing there.

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Pogo stick for the water

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Forward only pogo stick

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https://imgur.com/HmjnHYh

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Can you not hear the music?

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Hydrofoil boards also called “lift foils” … the manually powered ones are still very expensive at around $2K USD.

My brother built one. We tried it at his house on the lake.

It’s quite the workout to keep “humping” to stay afloat and in motion.

I’m quite the lookie-loo … any pause to look at something cool and “oops” you’re down in the water.

A motor is much easier to use but adds $5K to the price

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My advice? Get a pedal-powered paddle board. You can use your feet AND a paddle, and you get to sit down:

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Honestly I’d feel like a jackass on that

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That is a "Hydrofoil-Board". You basically pump the fin downwards with your legs and as long you're pumping, it will go on forwards.
Nope i never done it, but i also am fascinated by it and they're kinda popular at lakes around me.

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There's some guy here who used to work on carbon fiber mountain bike frames for Kimball, who started making these in testing them out in one big leaks here in BC

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Better be in damn good shape, or you'll sink. That's basically non-stop calf-raises.

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I hear it takes a fair bit of effort and skill. It also pretty much only allows for dock-launches, so once you fall, you’re dragging it back to land or a boat before riding again.

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God I remember seeing that and now I'm thinking of how tf he's gonna get out of that canyon in full clothes with that thing

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There's plenty of places he could swim to and climb up to restart the process.

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Saxophone

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Who can it be now?

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Do do do doooo do do

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Who can it be now?

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Really more a gorge than a canyon

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+1 beat me to it.

Surprised not to see some waterfalls and devil holes.

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Gully's are small, narrow channels carved by running water; smaller than ravines. Ravines are deeper and steeper than gully's, but smaller than canyons. Not a Dell – small, secluded valley, usually wooded (with gentler terrain). Sort of a Chasm with its deep but narrow spaces. Words words words. It just IS.

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Words matter. More than ever today (and somehow less than ever).

Keep fighting the good fight on knowing what the mean and helping others.

Cheers.

11 months ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

You got channels, ravines, canyons, spaces and words correct, but not gullies

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Pobody's Nerfect.

11 months ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

*gullies or gulleys

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You're 💯 correct. Thank you. Grammar and spelling (still) matter. Also, I used to hike in the arid GULCHES of Eastern Oregon.

"Gulches are narrow, steep-sided valleys or ravines formed by erosion, typically with a stream or intermittent water flow at the bottom. It’s usually smaller than a canyon but deeper and steeper than a gully." 🤓

Hierarchy (from smallest to largest, roughly):
rill → gully → gulch → canyon.

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are ditches strictly man-made?

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