Photo: Uryah/Wikimedia
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If you've ever had to clear snow from your driveway, then you'd surely appreciate this: a 65-foot (20 m) snow wall in the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route in Japan.
Twisted Sifter has more pics: Link
Photo: Uryah/Wikimedia
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If you've ever had to clear snow from your driveway, then you'd surely appreciate this: a 65-foot (20 m) snow wall in the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route in Japan.
Twisted Sifter has more pics: Link
"The famous “Snow Walls” are formed by expelling this heavy snow..."
Of course, but HOW? I've never seen a snowplow that could cut perfectly vertical walls through that depth of snow.
Almost looks like it was melted by a laser from orbit.
Maybe there's a point someone in the corridor where it is 65 feet deep, but none of those pictures seem like it comes close.