You are such a great guy doing what you do. I too like many others love watching your videos and find them so relaxing. The sound of the rain, the whirlpools, the unblocking of leaves and branches from many places is so pleasing to me. I’m from a placed called Somerset in southwest England UK 🇬🇧 I don’t sleep well due to illness but do relax when watching you. I love your other videos too oh and April is so gorgeous. You have also inspired a lot of people to make videos like yours and I love it when they dedicate to you or say in the style of post 10 and recognise you as their inspiration. Keep up the great work and keep these videos coming. Much love from the uk 🇬🇧🤗🇬🇧🤗
I get genuinely worried when Post 10 puts up a video of him trudging along in a long dark cave saying "that looks unstable, it might collapse". Stay safe man, you get to do exploring for me when im too busy working.
There’s a park that has a trail that goes for miles in a city called Lynchburg Virginia. The park is called the Blackwater Creek Trail. The park use to be a railway years ago. At one point there are falls. And another part the trail goes through a tunnel. You might be able to see videos of it on TH-cam. It would help if you typed Blackwater Creek trail tunnel in Lynchburg, Va.
Great videography, Post. I'm one of your many avid fans and I hope you continue to bring us many years of content. A lot of this brings back memories going back 60+ years of my rambling thru the countryside of my youth.
I hope when you go to these culverts you tell someone where you are going. We don’t want to have to send Adventures With Purpose to find you! But really I find your videos relaxing and entertaining and I thank you for doing them . I could handle the cold but not spiders or snakes, bears or mountain lions .
You should take a small backpack with you Post and keep your waders in that, saves you having to go back to the car to change, it`ll give you more daylight time to explore. Ecellent video too by the way.
Good info. If you are not already wearing a back support I highly recommend one all the time u r bending. As I travel along in time I now realize how much I should have. Love to garden but cannot so much as the years have caught up by not bracing my back. If u r stirring up dust wear a protective dust mask. You’re welcome.
I love seeing your snow. It's going to be hot here soon a d run through to October so it's a blessing to see your snow and ice.Amazing architecture. Thank you for going to the trouble and share. Safe blessings to you all. From Bakersfield California USA.
Thank you for bringing us this excellent and informative video, it is very interesting. These older culverts are very interesting. Not far from me there is an abandoned railroad that is now a hiking trail and that has a number of very interesting older culverts that date from the building of the railroad in the 1800s, it is all quite fascinating the lengths the civil engineers went to, to ensure the railroad was properly drained.
That's cool we they still use a train tunnel it's that old I hope you're doing well and I hope your doggy is doing well too In the middle of what's going on Stay well and healthy I've been watching your channel for quite sometime
There is 2 huge waterfalls up the trail that not many people know about. The hike takes about 20 mins to get there and is on some steep slopes but it's really cool to see, both falls come together at the bottom.
You should take the hike up the trail to the 2 big waterfalls. It's about a 20 min hike but well worth it. I live on that mountain and have been there many times and not that many people know about it.
SNOW?? Please don't say it's snowing in New England??!! Your videos are so interesting and lovely to watch. I get homesick for the Back Bay of Boston where I grew up! I'm retired US Air Force and I retired to L.A.! (aka Lower Alabama) to be near the Gulf of Mexico!
@@post.10 That's why whenever I think it's cold, I look at weather conditions on top of Mount Washington, NH. I forget about my cold 53F and when I see temperatures -20F with winds of 95 mph, sustained, I feel so blessed! I'd move back to New England, but I use a power wheelchair and can't imagine getting out and about with snow covered sidewalks & streets. Keep up the good work! The unclogged drain may in fact save someone's life & property!
Before you go into a culvert or any hidden place, I hope you use your phone to check in with someone - and then check in again when you're back to your car and safe.
Hey there, I think you should invest in a rope, with knotted hand hold along the way to assist you up and down those steep inclines. If you get thicker Amsteel rope it will last forever and is lightweight and water resistant (doesn’t absorb water). Amsteel rope is great to splice, allowing you to create loops in it or attach loops though it. It also doesn’t stretch and has high weight holding abilities.
Post 10 you are a cool funny ass guy. "All the weirdos commenting that it's trespassing" BUT IT IS A HIKINKING TRAIL. 🤣 keep going bro you know what's up. I love the videos and good job for all the hard work. 👍
The weirdos saying you're trespassing or telling you that you're doing something wrong, (in my opinion) are a result of you highlighting failings in the system... I've noticed is a lot of people who blindly support and enable everything government while ignoring the failures in the system that we fund to work for us. Those people will label you a criminal and attack what you do just because you make an effort and tell the truth. It really is strange... Keep being you, it's what you do best.
Have you ever looked around the area to see if you can find where the large amount of water that disappears into the wall comes out again?? it seems like that large amount of water should daylight again from the hill somewhere.
@post 10 You're awesome man. It's kind of amazing how you've built up this channel. It's extremely impressive tbh. Would love to meet you one day. Take care of yourself.
Are you driving a Prius? I love your videos! Take a hiking pole. They come in handy for a lot of things. That looks like a nicely built very old culvert.
The tunnel was reduced to one track since normal cars were getting too tall. Currently the tunnel cannot accept double stacks. Mass DOT has wanted to raise the tunnel for years, but no one wants to pay for it. They did some work in the early 2000's to raise the height, but they didn't do too much because debris kept falling down.
Hey Post 10! Greetings from Vancouver British Columbia Canada! Thank you for the awesome video adventures! How much of the infrastructure stimulus plan do you hope they spend on culverts? Ride ride ride!
Comparing the old photographs with the video of the train tunnel really shows how much time can change environments. It's looked completely different back then compared to now. The forest wasn't even there. How old are the photographs?
Watching these videos is like going on a serene walk with a friend who knows a lot of minor history, and I don't want anything about that to change.
It is almost like a guided tour through some beautiful scenery!
I love that you don't use bad language like most other TH-camrs do. It's certainly a breath of fresh air. Wholesome content.
Culverts are now a tourist attraction in major cities. If ya didnt walk thru the culvert while you were there you didnt see it all. lol
“We’re going somewhere where it’s always dark”. And, we are going along with you, Post.
You are such a great guy doing what you do. I too like many others love watching your videos and find them so relaxing. The sound of the rain, the whirlpools, the unblocking of leaves and branches from many places is so pleasing to me. I’m from a placed called Somerset in southwest England UK 🇬🇧 I don’t sleep well due to illness but do relax when watching you. I love your other videos too oh and April is so gorgeous.
You have also inspired a lot of people to make videos like yours and I love it when they dedicate to you or say in the style of post 10 and recognise you as their inspiration. Keep up the great work and keep these videos coming. Much love from the uk 🇬🇧🤗🇬🇧🤗
I see Post10 and I click. Before I watch I hit the thumbs up.
Same here, you always know it will be good lol
Me, too!😁
The stone culverts are amazing workmanship, beautiful to see.
"Very nice culvert." High praise indeed from Post 10!!!
10:15 "I don't care what you think, I will always do what I do"
*Honey Badger has left the chat*
Great way to end the friday night, 3:02Am here in the Netherlands. I always enjoy your video, keep them going! Have a good weekend y'all
Post10: I wonder why?
We all: sit forward, watch and listen intently.......
I’m watching it 3:47am, in the same time zone as Post 10 🤣
Kaas!
I really enjoy watching your videos. I find them extremely relaxing and therapeutic and your voice calming. Thank you.
I get genuinely worried when Post 10 puts up a video of him trudging along in a long dark cave saying "that looks unstable, it might collapse". Stay safe man, you get to do exploring for me when im too busy working.
Y'all are a bunch of karens
"Lotta weirdos" call it as you see it man. ❤❤
Oh my! What awesome construction on those culverts. The last one was beautiful. Thanks so much for giving your time.
There’s a park that has a trail that goes for miles in a city called Lynchburg Virginia. The park is called the Blackwater Creek Trail. The park use to be a railway years ago. At one point there are falls. And another part the trail goes through a tunnel. You might be able to see videos of it on TH-cam. It would help if you typed Blackwater Creek trail tunnel in Lynchburg, Va.
I was waiting for Post 10 to mention that massive eagle/bird of prey gliding in the sky...and then I realized it was just dirt on my phone.🤦
I feel like I should be paying you for your service to humanity
Great videography, Post. I'm one of your many avid fans and I hope you continue to bring us many years of content. A lot of this brings back memories going back 60+ years of my rambling thru the countryside of my youth.
I love all of your videos and stories on TH-cam .
Post 10 regulating culverts, roads, and abandoned buildings. Rain, wind or snow, no task is beyond his reach.
I hope when you go to these culverts you tell someone where you are going. We don’t want to have to send Adventures With Purpose to find you! But really I find your videos relaxing and entertaining and I thank you for doing them . I could handle the cold but not spiders or snakes, bears or mountain lions .
Well, it was interesting for sure. That would be nerve racking in daylight, but you did at night. You have guts, alright. Be careful out there!
Omg, watching this at 03:05 in UK & that's one scary tunnel I'm half expecting something to jump out 😳
And then he talks about it collapsing while he's in there😱🤣
The arch culvert is amazing and scary at the same time.
You should take a small backpack with you Post and keep your waders in that, saves you having to go back to the car to change, it`ll give you more daylight time to explore. Ecellent video too by the way.
Good info.
If you are not already wearing a back support I highly recommend one all the time u r bending.
As I travel along in time I now realize how much I should have.
Love to garden but cannot so much as the years have caught up by not bracing my back.
If u r stirring up dust wear a protective dust mask.
You’re welcome.
I love seeing your snow. It's going to be hot here soon a d run through to October so it's a blessing to see your snow and ice.Amazing architecture. Thank you for going to the trouble and share. Safe blessings to you all. From Bakersfield California USA.
"I hope this video was interesting...." My immediate response - Oh yeah!
Thank you for bringing us this excellent and informative video, it is very interesting. These older culverts are very interesting. Not far from me there is an abandoned railroad that is now a hiking trail and that has a number of very interesting older culverts that date from the building of the railroad in the 1800s, it is all quite fascinating the lengths the civil engineers went to, to ensure the railroad was properly drained.
I hate how the Algorithm wants you to like and comment before the video even starts, but I do it for you bud
The footsteps went down, but they didn't come back up... *Dramatic Music*
Im jealous of how in tune you are with the infrastructure of your city. I pass by these things every day and dont even consider it
I can't imagine why anyone would bother about where you go. All you do is make things better.
Quite the adventure today, even seemed a bit claustrophobic. Impressed by how clear the water was.
That culvert felt like the catacombs. Really good video! 💙
Great old photos 👍
At 10:18 That Caption at the bottom of the screen Awesome
Hi. Very interesting video. Ugh, snow. I would have liked to see a train. Thanks for sharing and stay safe..
I still have family I believe up in Hoosic I have not been up there since the 60’s
So much snow. Hopefully the weather will finally warm up!
That culvert looks amazing!
Good looking culvert indeed, really enjoyed this.💚💚
Love the video. Thank you. It's definitely not boring!!!! I'm glad you keep posting.
That's cool we they still use a train tunnel it's that old I hope you're doing well and I hope your doggy is doing well too In the middle of what's going on Stay well and healthy I've been watching your channel for quite sometime
Love the evening explore in the snow. Yes, please take us for a hike here! Curious why it's such a popular place to hike!
There is 2 huge waterfalls up the trail that not many people know about. The hike takes about 20 mins to get there and is on some steep slopes but it's really cool to see, both falls come together at the bottom.
I love listen you say hi everyone, stay safe 👍
So what we need is a Post10 summer tour, where you visit different regions and check out waterfalls, culverts, etc.
Oreo cookies and Post 10..Life is good 👍
that stone work is fantastic..
I don't understand the people who downvote your videos. What could they possibly find so objectionable?
Love your knowledge on all of these things!
You should take the hike up the trail to the 2 big waterfalls. It's about a 20 min hike but well worth it. I live on that mountain and have been there many times and not that many people know about it.
Great video,
This was an interesting culvert...😃👍🇬🇧
4:35 Now that is the Batcave entrance!
You are the absolute best, my friend!!
Great video! Definitely need to go back in the spring and spend more time in that culvert! Keep up the great work!!!
I have summer videos of the place not flowing, thanks for watching th-cam.com/video/8J4TJliNOjA/w-d-xo.html
SNOW?? Please don't say it's snowing in New England??!! Your videos are so interesting and lovely to watch. I get homesick for the Back Bay of Boston where I grew up! I'm retired US Air Force and I retired to L.A.! (aka Lower Alabama) to be near the Gulf of Mexico!
Parts of new england can snow well into June,
@@post.10 That's why whenever I think it's cold, I look at weather conditions on top of Mount Washington, NH. I forget about my cold 53F and when I see temperatures -20F with winds of 95 mph, sustained, I feel so blessed! I'd move back to New England, but I use a power wheelchair and can't imagine getting out and about with snow covered sidewalks & streets. Keep up the good work! The unclogged drain may in fact save someone's life & property!
I love that Post 10 Isa railroad enthusiast. Another plus. Good going Post 10.
I hope Pennywise the Clown doesn't show up when you're down in those dark, damp places! 😳
Would be sick if he popped out out of nowhere
@Will Survive the magic rake would do the job..............
He carries a big bastard rake. Pennywise doesn't stand a chance.
Pennywise would thank Post 10 for improving the drainage in his child-terrorizing culvert.
Before you go into a culvert or any hidden place, I hope you use your phone to check in with someone - and then check in again when you're back to your car and safe.
Hey there, I think you should invest in a rope, with knotted hand hold along the way to assist you up and down those steep inclines. If you get thicker Amsteel rope it will last forever and is lightweight and water resistant (doesn’t absorb water). Amsteel rope is great to splice, allowing you to create loops in it or attach loops though it. It also doesn’t stretch and has high weight holding abilities.
slowpoke from snowy climes here: I had n o idea that snow increases traction hiking up or down steep slopes; you had me bricking it
Thank you for going on the adventures I can't.
Thanks for the upload Post, your videos are fascinating and always enjoyable to watch. 1/3m followers can't be wrong 👍👍
An adventure with Post 10 is the perfect way to start a weekend. TGIF P-10!
Post 10 you are a cool funny ass guy. "All the weirdos commenting that it's trespassing" BUT IT IS A HIKINKING TRAIL. 🤣 keep going bro you know what's up. I love the videos and good job for all the hard work. 👍
The culvert entrance at 16.20
Needs a weathered sign saying
" FREE HUGS >>>> "
I just love your videos. Thank you and keep it up!
That white stuff there is what people call snow. We got it ONCE in Texas and we DIDN’T LIKE IT!!
Again an amazing video by the best you tuber bar none stay safe post 10 ❤️❤️❤️
Post 10 goes to places with the most beautiful scenery
The weirdos saying you're trespassing or telling you that you're doing something wrong, (in my opinion) are a result of you highlighting failings in the system... I've noticed is a lot of people who blindly support and enable everything government while ignoring the failures in the system that we fund to work for us. Those people will label you a criminal and attack what you do just because you make an effort and tell the truth. It really is strange... Keep being you, it's what you do best.
great adventure nice snow landscapes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!TFS
That’s really spooky! 👀
Have you ever looked around the area to see if you can find where the large amount of water that disappears into the wall comes out again?? it seems like that large amount of water should daylight again from the hill somewhere.
WOW I started watching some of your videos and I loved and enjoyed watching them, I'll subscribe, great videos, keep them coming!!!
I wish he had a twitch stream I could watch him walk around parks like this for hours.
@post 10 You're awesome man. It's kind of amazing how you've built up this channel. It's extremely impressive tbh. Would love to meet you one day. Take care of yourself.
I think there's been a glitch in the simulation. Facinating.
Thanks for letting us know when this was filmed, was super curious
Post10 should take on the overflow tunnel at Hoover Dam.
Love it very cool❤🌞✌
i always love a new post 10 upload!
Another, interesting video. ❤️❤️❤️ Keep up the good work😊
Is that going to opt towards Hoosac Tunnel we go there a lot me and my family I’ve been going there for more than seven years
Very nice piece. Love the video. Thx.
Love your vids and that's pretty cool
Yes please do the trail in the summer. 😀
Are you driving a Prius? I love your videos! Take a hiking pole. They come in handy for a lot of things. That looks like a nicely built very old culvert.
The tunnel was reduced to one track since normal cars were getting too tall. Currently the tunnel cannot accept double stacks. Mass DOT has wanted to raise the tunnel for years, but no one wants to pay for it. They did some work in the early 2000's to raise the height, but they didn't do too much because debris kept falling down.
Your videos are always really cool.
Hey Post 10! Greetings from Vancouver British Columbia Canada! Thank you for the awesome video adventures! How much of the infrastructure stimulus plan do you hope they spend on culverts? Ride ride ride!
Comparing the old photographs with the video of the train tunnel really shows how much time can change environments. It's looked completely different back then compared to now. The forest wasn't even there. How old are the photographs?
10:08
Oh yeah, i remember this.
Stale water, dog, train, dam which is doing bad things.
That is a lot of snow for late April...when did you film this?
just wondering: is there ever a culvert that is in perfect condition or is everything in state of disrepair in the US?
It was indeed very interesting, so keep doing these.
Nice video, thank you. Wasn't this the same spot where you left a camera a few weeks ago and recorded the trains entering / leaving the tunnel?
Looks like a good time!
Love your gloves