Never would have thought I'd be as interested in watching vids about culverts and drainage systems but something about your vids made me this way. Now whenever I see them I think about their practicality and if they're clogged
That’s a complex well thought out system in the first half. Fascinating stuff. That railway bridge in the snow right at the end was so gorgeous. What a view
Hi post 10 very nice compilation of your video's and very interesting the older Culverts still going strong the corrugated ones wouldn't last. Love your video's keep them coming. 🙂👍
Beautiful just amazing scenery, the water, the snow, the trees oh my, and so many culverts. I so thought that you were going to take a jump into the water when you exit the first culvert.
Its lovely to see countryside and the man made for infrastructure. Post 10 appreciates good engineering modern and historic. The old brick made one sad to see.
Well it is a super tube day. Great video. Also, how many times have we told you not to go out without your gloves young man. I know you have them in the car. Thats no excuse for not taking them with you when you go exploring. DON’T MAKE ME REMIND YOU AGAIN. 😏 lol. Have a great day. 🤨
The first culvert-the holes you were pointing out that are about 1 1/2 or 2 inches in diameter in a line were not for dynamite or blasting powder but to put wedges in to split the rock. A series of holes were drilled and wedges inserted then driven in turn back and forth to make cracks which broke the rock. That was how granite rocks were cut and shaped back when.
I do the same... No going in (abandoned) tunnels unless there's a breeze. If you get a hold of a Geiger counter you could measure what the granite is emitting, which would be cool.
"they built them to last" so true. there are many buildings from like 1700s in my area that still stands today, strong af, no need for air conditioning because they actually take into account about the air circulation when they build it
Nice video. I find your videos very relaxing. In the winter I like watching the snow removal videos in Canada. I like how they plow the snow into the area 2 car widths from the curb, then come in with a giant snow blower and shoot it into semi trucks and haul it away.
Do you keep an actual log of where the pipes are you have inspected and their condition? Have noticed some piles are seriously in need of replacing. Am wondering if some of the logging companies have contacted you? They should. You could be an invaluable source of information to them in so far as helping them maintain their logging roads. Anyway. Am enjoying your videos. They are very good. Full of information at the same time the water running is very soothing. God bless. Keep up the good work.
i find it really funny when you turn on the predictive captions. it's completly wrong and whenever there is loud water flowing it just says "[Applause]" I love you videos by the way, keep up the good work!
Me: *watches car detailing videos* TH-cam: here have some carpet cleaning videos Me: okay *watches videos* TH-cam: here have some videos about laundromats Me: uh ok TH-cam: drain clearing videos? Me: why am I seeing- *looks at history* I’ll take it 😂
post10 another magical instalment. I woke up last night by my green indicator light flashing, I thought is that post10 and it was. Ace, came home tonight, and had my fix of the main man, goes by the name of post10.
awesome exploration by my favorite explorer Thanks for taking us with you.
Never would have thought I'd be as interested in watching vids about culverts and drainage systems but something about your vids made me this way. Now whenever I see them I think about their practicality and if they're clogged
He's done it to us all 😂❤
It's a beautiful culvert trip, everyone thumbs up please.
Beautiful old culverts in some more different shapes. Thank you post 10. 💚💚
Your best videos are the ones where you explore these things.
That beautiful high quality tall box culvert looks so good.
Keep it up
Thanks for taking me along on another adventure
Lovely old culverts and abandoned bridge. Thanks for sharing.
Most relaxing half an hour of today
Just a really beautiful area, the streams, rocks, obvious signs of nature, the white capped mountains were awesome.
That’s a complex well thought out system in the first half. Fascinating stuff. That railway bridge in the snow right at the end was so gorgeous. What a view
Post 10: Thanks for watching.
Me: Thanks for taking us along on your journey.
Love from the UK. You’re doing a great job out there 👍🏻
Those old culverts are sooooo beautiful. I wish I could go exploring with you dude
Beautiful scenery 🌲
Another interesting video and some bonus unclogging.
There seems to be as many kinds of culverts as there are people! Really interesting! 😊
The Culvert Appreciation Society.
At 9:16, "I'm not gonna hurt my legs walking thru that" . But you seriously considered it !
Hi post 10 very nice compilation of your video's and very interesting the older Culverts still going strong the corrugated ones wouldn't last. Love your video's keep them coming. 🙂👍
Beautiful just amazing scenery, the water, the snow, the trees oh my, and so many culverts. I so thought that you were going to take a jump into the water when you exit the first culvert.
Its lovely to see countryside and the man made for infrastructure. Post 10 appreciates good engineering modern and historic. The old brick made one sad to see.
More adventures!❤️
I love going back and watching your older adventures! ☺️
Interesting walk thanks. Chris from England.
Watching from the UK love your passion and your knowledge on all things culvert s x
Im sure Post10 was an Otter or a Racoon in a previous life going through all these water culverts and walking along streams and rivers :P
Love watching hikes in nature and cleaning culverts. Why? Because hikes are relaxing. Thank you!
Love your videos, I could watch them everyday
Love the culverts you’re going through
Those are some cool looking culverts. Thank you for sharing them with us.
Great variety of culverts. I find myself holding my breath when you travel through some of them. Stay safe:)
Next time you should bring a thermometer so you can tell us the temperature of the water.
Well it is a super tube day. Great video. Also, how many times have we told you not to go out without your gloves young man. I know you have them in the car. Thats no excuse for not taking them with you when you go exploring. DON’T MAKE ME REMIND YOU AGAIN. 😏 lol. Have a great day. 🤨
The beautiful scenery in this video is calendar worthy! Great video, live the sound of the water!
nice little culvert collection..cheers post
Cool video post10. Thanks for sharing
Those brick culverts are absolutely beautiful from the inside
I need to unclog whatever trauma is in my mind that is making me watch more and more of these videos
You don't need any money to explore your back yard, love these videos!😁👍
The granite culverts are the best. I love stone work..
Thankyou for showing!.
The making of a legend !
The guardian angel of culverts and drains.
Don’t know why but I love this video’s
The first culvert-the holes you were pointing out that are about 1 1/2 or 2 inches in diameter in a line were not for dynamite or blasting powder but to put wedges in to split the rock. A series of holes were drilled and wedges inserted then driven in turn back and forth to make cracks which broke the rock. That was how granite rocks were cut and shaped back when.
I do the same... No going in (abandoned) tunnels unless there's a breeze.
If you get a hold of a Geiger counter you could measure what the granite is emitting, which would be cool.
The town where I grew up can have quite high radon readings.
Hey Posty, this was great. Love you dude, keep these great video coming bro - gets a big thumbs up 👍👍
Hands on work = experience and knowledge.
Well done mate, keep up the good work, and stay safe.
Damn good work, my man, rare to see someone's hobby treated like a 6 figure job
Your videos are always so fascinating and interesting, and a total removal from reality - thank you :-)
It's a reality we need 😂
I really enjoyed this video Post 10..One of your best
"they built them to last" so true. there are many buildings from like 1700s in my area that still stands today, strong af, no need for air conditioning because they actually take into account about the air circulation when they build it
I swear you are part duck and part fish the way you love water. Love the way you conquer the wild. Thank @Post 10 for taking us along
Very interesting again. Many thanks.
Never really gave much thought about how water travels thank you !!
It surprises me how clean those culverts are
Man that bridge is rough. Be safe out there post
Post 10 is awesome !!
Thanks for another adventure. I'm amazed that granite is like garbage. There is so much of it. Love those old brick and stone culverts.
There are a lot of drains both natural and artificial. It’s so fascinating
Nice video. I find your videos very relaxing. In the winter I like watching the snow removal videos in Canada. I like how they plow the snow into the area 2 car widths from the curb, then come in with a giant snow blower and shoot it into semi trucks and haul it away.
And a really nice little river.
Good stuff!!
👍👍👍👊😎
The Gordon Freeman of culverts
Culvert king of Connecticut
This is the best place to be right now.
Hey Post 10 have a great day my man and hope to someday meet you and hang out. Keep making great videos
I love your video's! Thank you so much ^^
Awesome video
Wow! That was a great video! Cheers!
Post 10 , your so cool!!
Love everything you do
Really cool 😎, wow must be a really old bridge !
Really love your vids man keep it up
Watching you walk into a dark culvert is like watching a horror movie. I’m certain something is going to jump out at you.
Wow this one is so awesome
That first culvert is a cathedral!
Very interesting there post
He is the culvert King
Amazing 👍
I don’t know where you are but it’s just so beautiful!!
That really was a nice pipe
Do you keep an actual log of where the pipes are you have inspected and their condition?
Have noticed some piles are seriously in need of replacing.
Am wondering if some of the logging companies have contacted you?
They should. You could be an invaluable source of information to them in so far as helping them maintain their logging roads.
Anyway. Am enjoying your videos. They are very good. Full of information at the same time the water running is very soothing.
God bless. Keep up the good work.
i find it really funny when you turn on the predictive captions. it's completly wrong and whenever there is loud water flowing it just says "[Applause]"
I love you videos by the way, keep up the good work!
Honestly i would have so much fun with you doing this. Can we go on a date of unclogging culverts
amazing
Beautiful
love your channel ,but you be careful hunni
dear post 10
do you ever consider going rainfanning (watching trains) any time soon. if you do i recommend a sot that is in Bound Brook NJ.
Me: *watches car detailing videos*
TH-cam: here have some carpet cleaning videos
Me: okay *watches videos*
TH-cam: here have some videos about laundromats
Me: uh ok
TH-cam: drain clearing videos?
Me: why am I seeing- *looks at history* I’ll take it
😂
17:43 Someone is getting a ticket.
awsome
I watch d this a year ago
Post 10 yay
Couldn’t hear you in the first culvert it was too loud
How is there rust coming OUT of the ground
high iron content in the soil, maybe? road runoff? maybe rusting trash, there was a lot of it in that water.
🥇
👍👍
post10 another magical instalment. I woke up last night by my green indicator light flashing, I thought is that post10 and it was. Ace, came home tonight, and had my fix of the main man, goes by the name of post10.
I have only seen ice in fridge
My school was called of due to the flooding
🙏
Post 10 how come you don’t see bats in these culverts or do you have been watching you over a year now and I have not seen any bats just spiders