A small shire in Western Australia made a short video of a road being paved. Then they uploaded it online in the middle of December and was amazed to find out that their video has gone completely viral. Moora is a tiny wheat farming district that has a population of 2800. They decided to use a drone in order to film a three mile stretch of road building. Moora`s chief executive, Alan Leeson, stated that when he saw all of those millions of views and hundredths of thousands of shares, thought that the computer had been hacked. Fortunately, that was not the case.
In the video below, you can see an aerial footage of some awesome road building. First, you can see the working crew preparing for work. Then, you can see them laying down the fresh blacktop. The blacktop is rolled down so smoothly that it`s 100% satisfying to watch. The footage is speeded up of course. However, the original video does not last hours, but only 15 minutes! Very impressive and a super-fast way to build roads. Who would`ve guessed that tarmacking a road could be so mesmerizing, huh? This project lasted for 2 days and costed $340,000 to complete. Check it out below!
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