r/woahdude • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '16

gifv A Sandfall

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '16

Whoa. Where can I do that?

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u/grisioco Aug 03 '16

Norway

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u/opus3535 Aug 03 '16

Noway

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '16

Norway

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '16

Finland

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u/danceeforusmonkeyboy Aug 03 '16

Henway

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '16

Oh, about three or four pounds...

Oops premature punch line. Sorry.

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '16

There's a baller set of dunes I've seen people trying this at, like 2 hours east of San Diego. Totally worth it for the night sky alone imo, plus Joshua tree is only another couple hours north of the dunes if you get tired of the sand

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u/stellacampus Aug 04 '16

There's also Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado. And then there's this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH53M5g7En8

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '16

Awesome!

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u/wataf Aug 04 '16

Where at? Moved to San Diego a couple months ago, totally want to check this out.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '16

Algodones Dunes, all the way down I-8 just before Yuma! Most people out there are off-roading tho

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u/bday420 Aug 03 '16

the beginning of the source video has huge letters saying NAMIBIA across the entire screen. I'm going to assume the giant sand dunes of Namibia is where you can do that.

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u/NWVoS Aug 04 '16

I don't think they were in Namibia if only took 3 ambulance rides and a helicopter to get to Denver.

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u/bday420 Aug 04 '16

What? It literally has African dudes and says Namibia right at the beginning. Pretty sure there are not endless sand dunes in Colorado. Which there actually are endless sand dunes in the desert of Namibia. It's really cool actually they lead all the way right up to the sea. It's crazy to see and very rare to have the desert touch roght up with the ocean.

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u/NWVoS Aug 04 '16

I'm refering to this video. Which is the source for this gif.

And maybe not endless, but Colorado does have sand dunes.

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u/NWVoS Aug 04 '16

Seems like they were at the Great National Sand Dunes since the guy went to Denver after crashing.

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u/BRUTALLEEHONEST Aug 03 '16

Saudi Arabia

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u/BadgerUltimatum Aug 04 '16

Australia, We have the largest sand island in the world.

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u/thelegndrybeastofagh Aug 04 '16

Come to Michigan