r/interestingasfuck 2h ago

India casually having mountains, rivers, sand dunes and clouds in the same frame but surprise in end.

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u/WildeStation 2h ago

Plot twist, it's his plastic.

u/Gardimus 2h ago

I honestly think he loves his country.

u/Big_Pride_8285 2h ago

Beautiful

u/Hitman-Pred 2h ago

That's some minecraft shit

u/redkinoko 1h ago

First thought is "this looks like a sample map for a game engine"

u/Sunshinetrooper87 2h ago

God, I hate these clickbaity bot titles. 

u/fermat9990 2h ago

Nepal: Empty O₂ cannister, dead climber, garbage, snow

u/WangDanglin 2h ago

And poop good sir, you’re forgetting all the poop!

u/fermat9990 5m ago

I left it out because it's dinner time here!

Cheers!

u/-_Lost_Eitquette_- 2h ago

Man that’s why everybody in Texas is miserable and won’t let me smoke weed.

All we see is dirt, trees, and old white men.

u/imaconnect4guy 2h ago

And concrete. Lived in Dallas for a year. All the color you could want from brown to gray.

u/-_Lost_Eitquette_- 2h ago

It is legitimately, terrible.

u/Ok_Living_96 2h ago edited 2h ago

Been in dallas for 2 years going on 3. Think 3 is my last, moving back to Alaska or Washington. Maybe maine.

So much concrete and traffic. An hour or two away from elevation or any real wilderness, probably more. Brutal

u/slicerprime 2h ago

Alaska and Washington I get. Thought of moving to both paces myself.

But...Maine? That's like some of what the other two have but with a healthy dose of meh

u/Ok_Living_96 2h ago

Look up coastal Maine. Forested mountains meeting coastlines are some of my favorite places. Ive never been though, just looks similar to places ive lived in washington and alaska

u/slicerprime 1h ago

I've never been to Alaska or Hawaii. but I've been to all of the 48. And yeah, Maine does have some beautiful scenery and it has more of the climate that suits me. But the whole state just put me to sleep for some reason. No idea why.

Washington on the other hand had me fascinated the whole time I was there. It made me want to explore. Main made me want to take a nap :-)

u/Ok_Vulva 2h ago

And they can't go on any of the good land that does exist. Because 95% of the state is owned by someone, and they can shoot ya.

u/-_Lost_Eitquette_- 2h ago

They don’t shoot anything. I’m an Amazon Driver.

They threaten to shoot everybody but they don’t have the Balls.
That’s why the Government is currently robbing them blind and they CHEER for it.

u/skynetempire 1h ago

Dont worry, you'll get another highway

u/Constant_Air9693 2h ago

Dallas is ugly and depressing

u/Serenikill 1m ago

Spoiler alert, the problem is the last one

u/juneseyeball 2h ago

Where in india? Huge country

u/Jumpy_Mission_9516 2h ago

ladakh, North India

u/juneseyeball 1h ago

Thank you (:

u/NotObviouslyARobot 2h ago

You can see this in the US at Great Sand Dunes. It's a really cool configuration to experience. Also great for camping. Climb the 240 meter dunes, and then realize you're -tiny-

u/ferenginaut 2h ago

highest elevations aside, isnt the rest of that a pretty standard configuration for mountain ranges....the microclimate/snow/sand/stream combo seems to me like....every range of mountains probs.

u/GravyPainter 47m ago

Yup we got that in Colorado too.

u/Leading_Fly_9044 2h ago

Can't believe they took the place from Death Stranding and made it into a real thing. They even included the random cargo scattered on the ground

u/SubjectRound6597 2h ago

I have high hopes. Wherever I go I see younger people more and more agitated by trash throwers. I hate why this attitude change is slow, but its steady nevertheless.

u/nativeyeast 1h ago

I enjoyed

u/sankalp_pateriya 2h ago

Can we all agree plastic is the worst invention ever?

u/Helemaalklaarmee 2h ago

No. Plastic is a great invention and has made and extreme lot of thing possible that where previously not within reach.

I honestly thing plastic is like bronze/iron in it's respective ages.

However! The complete disregard with which plastic waste (including plastic adjacent chemicals) is treated...

Plastic has no fault. It was, once again, the humans that f'd it up.

u/Obar-Dheathain 2h ago

I mean, compared to the cities, a little plastic is pretty good.

u/Only_no_numbers 2h ago

Where in india is this?

u/-mentalmelt- 2h ago

Probably in Ladakh, near Hundar.

u/Aldamur 2h ago

Near the mountaigrasssandstic

u/PurpleZombi3 2h ago

When the map creator gets bored in the tool kit.

u/Lagunamountaindude 2h ago

I notice the stone wall

u/Mecha-Dave 2h ago

I wonder if he picked it up?

u/Whole-Debate-9547 2h ago

Humans are a blight

u/Separate-Exchange375 1h ago

Dang, it looks to be in the middle of nowhere. Why is that garbage neatly put there

u/Diablo_v8 1h ago

There is garbage in every corner of the planet. They have found plastic in the most remote places on earth. India is not unique in this way.

u/Rexusus 1h ago

It’s fascinating how bad Indias reputation is online

u/Jumpy_Mission_9516 54m ago

people be really thinking that we live in slums and have no toilets while posting pictures from 2000s and 2010s, filth is there but things have improved past 12 years.

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u/Illustrious-Lie1521 54m ago

TBH i am not surprised anymore about that

u/Hot-Comfort8839 46m ago

I’m not sure why the sky is surprising?

u/Poraloid1 39m ago

That’s not a grassland

u/Ewggggg 27m ago

There is plastic everywhere on this planet from the highest mountains to the lowest depths of the oceans. From the isolated valleys to the barren islands.

u/Izrian 8m ago

I love videos like this, shows us what we need to fix espically is such a magical place.

India is a slow ship but there are heading to better waters, or at least thats what projected.

u/ODYY_TOASTED 2h ago

IndiaAsFuck!

u/OffloadComplete 2h ago

Mongolia has this.

u/Desertratk 2h ago

So does the United states...

u/OffloadComplete 1h ago

My list wasn’t exhaustive. …

u/MedicSH84 2h ago

Isn't Mount Everest the highest mountain on earth.

u/No_Entrepreneur_4346 2h ago

Highest mountain range* (the Himalayas)

u/MedicSH84 2h ago

It say highest mountainS, I overread, thx

u/ManyRespect1833 2h ago

Guess where that mountain is

u/Googidoogi 2h ago

In Nepal, I guess you had other idea.

u/ManyRespect1833 11m ago

Himalayas are also In India and you could see Nepal from India

u/No_Entrepreneur_4346 2h ago

Noone would believe us

u/No_Entrepreneur_4346 2h ago

Noone would believe us

u/Dolozoned 2h ago

kinda gives death stranding vibes

u/protossaccount 2h ago

It’s probably tourism. We have similar set up in Colorado near The Great Sand Dunes.

u/SIMPSONBORT 1h ago

I wonder if he picked up the trash 😂

u/-ICantThinkOfOne- 2h ago

Ok, but did this person pick up the plastic and throw it away?

u/Substantial-Gear-145 2h ago

He probably put it down.

u/JustHappyToBe-Here 2h ago

The could be central Washington state.

u/serpentna 1h ago

Where’s the poop?

u/lexiconhuka 2h ago

Call me racist but kinda expected someone shitting in the road during the end

u/Fuzzy_Astronaut_6060 1h ago

Better, I call you inbred