Hey! Let's set up camp here...It's nice and dry!

[Rbertalotto]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yCnQuILmsM

YIKES!

[time2roll]

He needs a canoe or surf board to make it interesting.
I see a new extreme sport in the making :B

[tonyj54]

Some people obviously have more spare time than good sense.

[misterpat1975]

69 Avion wrote:
In Arizona those flash floods occur on a regular basis. You would be surprised on how many folks camp in a dry wash.

I saw them when out visiting my dad in Mesa. Took a trip to Superstition Mountain. Lots of signs warning of them, but it was dry as a bone when I was there.

[Bumpyroad]

sort of a tossup between that and tornado chasing.
bumpy

[69_Avion]

In Arizona those flash floods occur on a regular basis. You would be surprised on how many folks camp in a dry wash.

[fla-gypsy]

Great piece of video

[othertonka]

Nice video, stupid people.

[Rbertalotto]

Maybe they could make it a little more interesting and dangerous by carrying a live rattlesnake in each hand while running from the debris

LOL!!!

[gbopp]

Jfet wrote:
I agree. These are 2nd runners up to a Darwin award. If they continue with these type of risks, might win 1st place.

Maybe they could make it a little more interesting and dangerous by carrying a live rattlesnake in each hand while running from the debris :@

[kerry4951]

Thanks for posting. Now I know why they have those warning signs posted about staying out of the wash areas.

[Jfet]

I agree. These are 2nd runners up to a Darwin award. If they continue with these type of risks, might win 1st place.

[SteveAE]

Awesome video and great reminder to those of us who spend time hiking in that part of the country. It is nice that they posted the video, but running in front of a debris flow is about as smart as skiing in front of an avalanche.....not.

Steve

[dakonthemountai]

YIKES! is right! More like Get the H out of the way!!! Not a hobby I'd want to indulge in... but what an awesome sight!

Dak