Culvert Leading Under Abandoned Bait and Tackle Shop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2021
- "I do not encourage anyone to enter culverts, Unclog anything or enter flooded areas as it can easily become deadly without the proper training". I unclog drains for fun in my spare time (I have Been Trained In culvert inspections for years with private co) osha trained,
:Exploring Abandoned Anything can be dangerous or Deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, i seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures and only leave footprints. I assume all the risks & responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. Their could be nails, Asbestos, Falling concrete soft floors, animals or other hazards. Thanks for Watching
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It looks like they built the place over the stream so they could use the stream for refrigeration. That was really cool to see!
Yes, for worms
That's what dairy farms did, it could greatly save on the amount of ice they had to buy and have delivered.
The sound of the leaves and twigs crunching under your feet is as good as hearing the pitter patter of rain on your camera , the colours of the trees and shrubs are a delight , and on top of that we have your wonderful unique voice …….that’s what I call a perfect end to the day , Thanks x
So is there a lake or river nearby for fishing? Cool culvert. Looks pricey!
GET A ROOM !
It's Post-10 Super ASMR Edition :D
You know you've been watching too much Post 10 when you start saying to yourself, "Ohhh, that's a beautifully designed culvert."
Lol
Not me, I'm ooo how interesting that looks, my wife came in and walked away shaking her head.
@@franklinhadick2866 Sounds about right 😆
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Yes, Post 10, your videos are always exciting to watch & thanks for sharing. This reminds me of the bait shops my dad would frequent when he was planning a fishing trip. Sometimes he would take me along. He passed away on October 26, 2004 at age 84. I sure do miss him.
Love the video -my sis lives up in Northern Indiana and lives in a beautiful home -their country road floods and they close it during heavy rains -their county is surrounded by 3 big rivers -I say there’s a culvert problem or lack thereof -she says there’s a creek close to her house and I told her to go investigate it -anyway I just want to go up there and explore -thanks Post 10 for all your helps and advice
man oh man, when Post 10 finds this stuff, all I can think about is what it was like to work this bait shop while it was still active. Nice find Post and the colors are awesome.
Hey Postie. Big culvert. No beaver problems. That is a neat building. I'd like to see that stream in the spring. Real nice fall colors there. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
Post 10 is proof that actions speak louder than words
"Wouldn't it be cool if we built the building over the stream? We can use the water for the minnow tanks, and it would just look awesome and people would stop to buy bait and tackle!" Next Spring...FLOOD!!! "Dang."
It was probably over flood heights when it was built but the streambed has built up over time.
That property is pretty cool! Loved how that culvert went right under the building! Thanks for another awesome video!
Please come back in spring. Maybe just to film from the road if it turns into a raging river. Love all your videos. Thank you for sharing with us. 👍😃☺🌟⭐😊
You are the only TH-camr I enjoy getting notifications from. Keep up the good work, Postie!
This is an absolutely fascinating video presentation which is very much appreciated by the people. Thank you for bringing this to the community. I think the building would have been sought after had it been put on the market when it was in good condition.
Sometimes you can split that slate and find some really cool fossils.
So much fun investigating with you! Lol Those fall colors are so beautiful. How can abandoned buildings just sit there like that with all that stuff inside? So crazy.
I don't really like going out in nature but I do love watching you do it on here !
Hey welcome back Post! Thanks for showing us this awesome bait shop! The changing colors of the leaves really makes the scenery better! Have a good one buddy!
That was an awesome property at some point. Thanks for checking it out👍👍
They are weirs. They can use them to control water flow, measure water velocity and do other water study magic. And yes, the fish can swim up them when the flow is deep enough.
Post 10 time! Awesome end to a crappy Monday (in the UK). 👍🏻
You find the coolest abandoned places to show us, thank you.
Never a dull moment with post10! Another 10 years or so there will just be a pile of rotting wood left. Nice find.
I can only imagine the stories told in that place. Your right post 10 , that place is awesome !
Your content makes my week a lot better.
I may be the only one interested in this, but would you do a video outlining the research you put into these videos? Like how you decide where to go, or how you find these culverts? I'm just really curious as to how you do all this!
That building was a great find. I like the Jeep Club you passed.
Post10, Americans number 1 clog removal and abandoned building expert. While traveling in N.C. we came across an overhead train trestle. My 1st thought was Post 10.
Just had a major downpour at menards. I work as a carryout and I decided to unclog a drain covered in tons of leaves, as trees surround the lot. Had to stand on top of 2 carts because my boots kept flooding lol (about did the splits 3 times). It was like 6 inches of water and that drain had the biggest whirlpool I've seen while I was pushing down the leaves that seemed to never stop coming.
or the Spread Eagle🦅
I could just picture it. Boots on top of rolling carts. Sounds like a skit from the Pre-Code Era. 🤣
Next time get it on video 😀
@@mosquitorepellent1276 🤣 I had some guy give me the most confused look like what in the world am I doing lol
I tried. Took a road trip from central Ohio to Eastern Ohio for the weekend. The area I stayed in had cabins and a lake. While exploring the lake I came across a cement culvert at the lake spillway. I thought to myself I can pretend to be Post 10. I eased myself carefully down to the entrance to the culvert. Water level was low but slipped on a few rocks. Bent down into the culvert and did a holler to hear my echo. Pretty cool. I forgot my black socks. :)
Love it, Post! New culvert and abandoned bldg all in one video!
Thank you for taking us on your adventures! You find the coolest places!
Hey Everyone!!!
Your timing is impeccable!
Thanks!
So cool seeing what you check out. Never know what you’ll check out.
Man comes and goes, nature goes on. In time the whole place will return. When the last man takes his last breath, the trees won't mourn him.
I used to go there to get bait before they closed it was so fun to play with the bait
That log cabin was beautiful! I bet it was amazing back then. I love how the water flows beneath it. There is a auto garage over a creek where I'm from
Thanks for the video it's amazing I'm waiting for a long time for this video I love to see how you unclog a covert keep going God bless you enjoy life
That really is a cool place. Like you said, it's a shame that they let that place fall apart
We missed ya, another great video! Thanks!
Very interesting, thanks for bringing us along 👍🏼 !
Thanks for taking us exploring with you again! Seems in the last 20 years most of the live bait places in Maine I've seen have gone by the wayside... not sure if the laws on using live bait changed over the years as well.
Another cool adventure.thank you again for taking us.way cool building.
Loved the video, very interesting!
Thanks for filming!!
It feels like it's been weeks between videos, but it hasnt been
I can’t believe your trees are already dropping their leaves. Here in Texas it hasn’t even started yet.
Nice to see another upload 👍
I hope someday someone will revive the house I would love to see it in stable condition
Bet it was such an awesome place back in its prime! thanks for sharing!!
Thanks! Cool stuff inside the cabin.
Thanks. Chris from England.
It would be interesting to use the address to find out some more information about that building and how it was used. Looks like that box with the padlock was used for the “honor pay” system...
Do a public records search on the address. The county probably has a short history of who owned the property.
Hey post 10.... i just recently bought a dash cam.
The footage at the end was miraculous !
A really cool place for sure
I never miss your videos
Wow that place was cool!! I didn't see any graffiti yeaaa!! Remember where it is please so we can see it in spring thaw!!!😉 thanks for bringing us along!
Neat looking building
That was a cool bait shop back in its day. To live with a river flowing under would be so tranquil but as you pointed out the spring thaw could be devastating.
Howdy from Texas 👋🏼
And a howdy from Dublin Ireland. 😁🇮🇪🇮🇪☘👍
And howdy from Tennessee!
That was good. Thank you
Great video as always, Post
I think it would be cool if you go back and look in those covert in each section of water to see if there's anything living in them maybe at night with a high-powered light you would probably be able to see anything in there
Good thing you didn't go inside. We don't want you hurt
Lovely building, would have been nice to see it all up and working in the day
It looks like the stream running under the building eventually led to it's demise.
That's some nice foliage. :) 🧡
Post 10 all your videos are very very interesting you go to the most different places you ever think of
I hope you’re having a good day hugs
Great video post 10 thanks xx
Awesome video.
I honestly thought by the thumbnail this was Red Dead Redemption. Great video
That is a awesome place would love to have been there
Cool video i enjoyed the explore
In Maine, we call places like that a fixer upper. 😉
The thumbnail looks like you used the force to destroy that tackle shop lol
I'd love to see you explore more abandoned properties when you can find them and safely gain access! You have a refreshing respect for things and your perspectives and commentary are really enjoyable. Great video!
very cool
Another great video love the covert love that stream on the house pretty cool thanks.🇺🇸👮🏻♂️
What a cool property
awesome
You should go back during the spring thaw so we can see the water inside
Lol the ending of the video had me saying "oh look, the jeeps are having a jeep convention "
Bet that place was DOPE!
Look at this...pretty cool...
I was just thinking not even 10 minutes ago "I wonder when post10 will upload again, its been a few days."
Totally agree Iv been wondering where he was snd hoping he hadn’t had a accident on one of his walks ,stay save post 10 from uk
You're back! Thought you'd been kidnapped by beavers 🤣
Cool place. Plenty of good wood there for a rebuild.
Great Video :-)
I've never seen check dams in a culvert - cool.
Beautiful, yet sad while watching, I do wonder if the spring thaw does flow into the cabin, trying to imagine what it would look like... a few more years and it will be flat on the ground with bits and pieces going downstream. Nice beautiful concrete culvert tho...
I'll often see bait shops halfway in the bay from Hurricane Katrina. They've been abandoned since the owners evacuated from when the storm hit in 2005. They're extremely unsafe for exploration because of snakes and gators.
Woah that's a lot of jeeps at the end lol. They like $50k each they rich out playing prob :)
Interesting as always...
(Where have you been since you haven't uploaded a video in a while...)
Imagine that baitshop back then with water running under it. There has to be pics of it around
Hi, great videos keep up the good work. Do you think next year you could revisit a few places when spring thaw is going on to see water raging through culverts and possibly this house?
Cool building. Wonder what it looked like back int he day
The little lock box on the post of the bait area looks like it may have been on open access and on the honor system.
Awesome place,,,could it be restored?
Jeep pride, for our trucks built in the USA with foreign parts
go back in springtime!!
It might’ve been a private residence/bait shop during its heyday. Sad it’s too dangerous to explore inside but it looks perfect for a horror film.
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