Δευτέρα 5 Αυγούστου 2013

Λόγω της καταιγίδας λένε οι αρχές εκτοξεύτηκε αυτός ο τεράστιος βράχος από το βουνό και έσκασε στην μέση του γηπέδου του golf …Λίγo Δύσκολο να έκανε τέτοια πορεία…! Gigantic rocks fall 1,000m onto Swiss mountain golf course's 8th hole creating new bunkers on impact

Rocky approach: The eighth green at the Matterhorn Golf Club in Taesch, Switzerland, is known for its hazards
The eighth green at the Matterhorn Golf Club in Taesch, Switzerland, is known for its hazards.
But golfers will need more than a nifty trick shot to find the hole now, after a giant boulder landed right on top of it.
Fore: The two-metre-tall rock tumbled down a mountain and onto the course on Saturday during a heavy thunderstorm, planting itself squarely on the green
The two-metre-tall rock tumbled down a mountain and onto the course on Saturday during a heavy thunderstorm, planting itself squarely on the green.

Fore: The two-metre-tall rock tumbled down a mountain and onto the course on Saturday during a heavy thunderstorm, planting itself squarely on the green
It was among a handful of large rocks and pebbles  that fell on the course from about 1,000 feet up a nearby mountain in the heart of the Swiss Alps.
It is the first time such a rock fall has occurred in the town of Taesch for 200 years.
Not the right hole: A huge crater not lies where the rock landed on the fairway and bounced across the course
Not the right hole: A huge crater not lies where the rock landed on the fairway and bounced across the course
Crater: It was among a handful of large rocks and pebbles that fell on the course from about 1,000 feet up a nearby mountain in the heart of the Swiss Alps
Crater: It was among a handful of large rocks and pebbles that fell on the course from about 1,000 feet up a nearby mountain in the heart of the Swiss Alps
Fortunately nobody was hurt, other than perhaps a few scorecards, and today plans were already being laid to destroy the unwelcome intruder.
But it is unclear what course officials plan to do with the giant crater left in its wake. Locals say the easiest solution would be to just fill it with sand to make another bunker.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2384903/Fore-Gigantic-rocks-fall-1-000m-Swiss-mountain-golf-courses-8th-hole-creating-new-bunkers-impact.html#ixzz2b7bfVILk 
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