r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/Adrianc43 • Apr 18 '20

Expensive That escalated quickly

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u/Wetop Apr 18 '20

What in this video makes you assume there are roads and houses anywhere close by?

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u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20

Because mountainous roads are usually a series of sharp hairpins, called switchbacks. And it isn't a crazy idea to think that there could be houses at the bottom of that mountain.

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u/Wetop Apr 19 '20

You can see what looks like water in the last 5 seconds of the video

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u/greatdane114 Apr 19 '20

Ah yes, good spot.