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1. Deadly … I can recall several occasions in past few years, when multiple fatalities occurred in vicinity of Zion National Park in Utah, from that sort of debris torrent, as you can see it’s full of mud, boulders, trees and shrubs, and people get caught because they don’t know it was raining ten miles away, as they hike along unaware of the dangers. In Zion the rivers are more deeply incised into the rocky terrain and there’s no chance of escaping one of those events.

2. That will mess up the fishing!

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   1. Tim Hortons is a chain that has been majority-owned by a Brazilian investment firm named 3G Capital for the better part of a decade. It used to have items baked fresh, but now distributes chemical-heavy shite pumped out of a central manufacturing plant.

      Many Canadians continue to go there because they think it is still Canadian and from years of habit. And also because they believe the coffee is good, despite being swill that is only palatable due to the thick cream added.

4. Whitewater Canyon. There’s a hint there.

5. near the end of the video….traffic scene on highway, over to the left of the drone shot is a plantation of wind mills doing what they do best….nothing

6. Mid to late 1980s, read in one of Saudi’s English language newspapers about an ‘entire community’, (don’t know if they gave numbers, or if I’ve just forgotten them), perhaps just a handful of people, in a (dried up) wadi being killed when a ‘6 foot wall of water’ from torrential rains nowhere near them, (it likely hadn’t rained there for 100 years).

7. It doesn’t even have to rain where you are camped. Rain in nearby hills will do it.