HorseCreekDamRemoval (Damolition = dam removal using explosives) 
Images of the Horse Creek Dam removal project - a real blast! - if you are interested in using any of these images for publication, please contact thomas at: dunklin@northcoast.com
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transpixel A wide view of the Horse Creek watershed, looking across the Sisquoc River.  The dam was located approximately 850 feet upstream of the confluence.
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transpixel Panoramic view of the concrete dam, the evening before the blast.  6'4" Matt Stoecker is standing on top of the dam.

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transpixel Panoramic before and after-blasting comparison of the site

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transpixel Wide view of the cloud of dust and debris, just after the blast

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A wide view of the Horse Creek watershed, looking across the Sisquoc River. The dam was located approximately 850 feet upstream of the confluence.
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Panoramic view of the concrete dam, the evening before the blast. 6'4" Matt Stoecker is standing on top of the dam.

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Panoramic before and after-blasting comparison of the site

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Wide view of the cloud of dust and debris, just after the blast

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transpixel Group photo of the damolition team

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transpixel Press Release from Los Padres National Forest

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transpixel the initial blast - note that the flaming explosion only lasts about 1/30th of a second before being extinguished by dust and debris. Video and frame capture by Thomas B. Dunklin transpixel
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Group photo of the damolition team

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Press Release from Los Padres National Forest

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the initial blast - note that the flaming explosion only lasts about 1/30th of a second before being extinguished by dust and debris. Video and frame capture by Thomas B. Dunklin
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one second into the blast
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transpixel two seconds into the blast - note the flying rocks-video and frame capture by Thomas B. Dunklin transpixel
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transpixel The dam, just prior to ignition - video by Matt Stoecker transpixel
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transpixel The initial blast - primer cord going off - video by Matt Stoecker transpixel
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two seconds into the blast - note the flying rocks-video and frame capture by Thomas B. Dunklin
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The dam, just prior to ignition - video by Matt Stoecker
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The initial blast - primer cord going off - video by Matt Stoecker *
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into the blast - video by Matt Stoecker
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transpixel flying rocks and debris - video by Matt Stoecker transpixel
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transpixel just before the camera gets hit by a rock (it survived, just fine) - video by Matt Stoecker transpixel
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transpixel This oblique view shows the many miles of habitat above the dam.  Steelhead spawning and rearing is now possible again

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flying rocks and debris - video by Matt Stoecker
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more debris - video by Matt Stoecker
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just before the camera gets hit by a rock (it survived, just fine) - video by Matt Stoecker
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This oblique view shows the many miles of habitat above the dam. Steelhead spawning and rearing is now possible again

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transpixel A two minute MPEG video of the blasting of the Horse Creek dam, located east of Santa Maria in the Los Padres National Forest.  Video by Thomas Dunklin and Matt Stoecker.  Music by Ivan Kupala (Russian techno-grannies).  
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transpixel Horse Creek Dam blasting Clip, with no musical soundtrack.

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A two minute MPEG video of the blasting of the Horse Creek dam, located east of Santa Maria in the Los Padres National Forest. Video by Thomas Dunklin and Matt Stoecker. Music by Ivan Kupala (Russian techno-grannies).
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Horse Creek Dam blasting Clip, with no musical soundtrack.

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