Watch a River Break Through a Sand Berm From Start to Finish

They carved that trench so frickin' deep you wouldn't believe it, man. It was good, huh? Boom, boom, boom. Four footers. With the whitewater, there's only like three, two boogie boarders and a guy with a shortboard. Still getting all the action they can get. You couldn't believe it. I missed out yesterday. You damn well did. Somebody carved something in there. Is that you guys? It was a guy with a cane, actually. With his cane. He's got it going, dude. No way. I swear the guy... You know who did it yesterday? A guy with his foot. Yeah. He did it with his foot, man. Yeah. And I was sitting there, and it got bigger, and it got bigger. It tore up, man, because there's a lot of pressure behind it. Yeah, yeah. I'm talking just ripples, man. It's deep right there. Four ripples at a time. Five ripples. Yeah. It didn't last a long time. Maybe 45 minutes, but oh, my God. And it's going to hit any moment. Yep. If that water's going through right there, it won't take nothing. Because this morning, it was about a foot under that. And she's up on the top now. Yep. She's going to hit. Oh, yeah. Somebody needs a shovel or something. Oh, it's going already. It's already going through that little ripple? I think so. Oh, then it's on. It's on. I might as well hang and watch. There you go. You can get it tomorrow and the next day, too, if you'd like to. Oh, yeah, I appreciate it. Knuckles? Oh. Whoa. The whole thing started to go. Dang. Dude. Yeah. That one's sick. That one's crazy. Get in there, Blair. That is the doo-doo foam. Why is it doo-doo foam? The creek just broke yesterday. And the sand berm's already built back up. Water's already flowing into it. The creek is actually more full than it was yesterday, too. This is 8 o'clock the very next morning. High tide. Creek gets filled back up. Low tide. Standing wave ride.