Frank Slide Rocky Ground tilt up shows Devastated Moonscape of Tumbled Stones
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Frank slide is on record as the most devastating natural disaster in Canadian history. In 1903 a large chunk of Turtle Mountain limestone broke away and crashed into the valley below covering a coal mine, railway, and the town of Frank. An estimated 90 people died.
- Location:
- Frank Slide Crows Nest Pass Canadian Rocky Mountains Alberta, Canada
- Source:
- Panasonic AG-HMC150P
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frank slide land slide landslide mountain scar rock rocky stone boulder shattered natural devastation disaster rocky mountains turtle mountain fog foggy tree forest nature history historical crows nest pass limestone no people real time close up medium shot long shot zoom out sequence (multiple shots) wide angle lens pan tilt tracking shot profile point of view (pov) color natural lighting 2010s autumn day exterior cloudy misty
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- Frame Rate:
- 29.97 FPS
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- Duration:
- 00:00:06,00
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- Date Created:
- 2010 Oct 13
- Date Uploaded:
- 20 Oct 2010
