Eventually the "Whooo!'s" got me thinking of him as the TH-camr version of The Nature Boy. Let's give him WHOOOO! every time he chops a clog out and drains a flood in his Rake 10 Leg Lock!
Don't out yourself down, you're BRILLIANT at explaining things, I've learnt so much about drainage and culverts from your videos, and your manner of speaking and explanations make it very clear.
I remember the video you made when you went through that culvert. I appreciate the enthusiasm and your dedication to something you like to do but more importantly helping with nature and keeping our water ways clear and running. Free of debris. 👍
its beacuse its a hydro dam/flood provention all the ice sheets are remmnants from earlier when water levels where higher i have grown up on the lake im one of those fourwheeler marks the area he is in is super sandy an shallow
I enjoy you videos immensely, as they allow me to see and experience things vicariously I wouldn't or couldn't have otherwise been able to. Thank you for all you wonderful content. Also thank you for your continued pursuit of nature conservancy and public safety with regard to our waterways.
I'd love a time lapse to watch all that ice melting around the culverts and getting them flowing again. Also I love the sound effects crunching the ice!
When you started jogging down that icy culvert..with the light coming in from the end...you sounded like a little train going down a tunnel! How cool! 😀🚂
Walking through the lower culvert and all the associated noises and ice breaking brought this displaced New Englander right back to her childhood in Amherst, NH. Thank you, Post.
I love watching this guys videos. So relaxing. We have lots of floods in the UK but no drains just uneven roads! Not a lot of snow down south. This ice is awesome.
Massachusetts DOT workers at Dunkin Donuts, drinking coffee. "We don't work in the winter its too cold" "We don't work in the summer its too hot" "We don't work in the spring its too wet"
That ice is so thick nobody is falling in, your more likely to get hurt on the ice. The ice burgs stopped forming but the ice on the water is over 2 feet
What an exciting trip. Loved the crunching ice and seeing how low the water level is now. You had so much fun lol. Always reliving my childish glee through your escapades 😁👍🏻 Thank you for all that you do 🤍
Loved this video! How cool! Could you hear the ice shifting? That's always such a neat sound. Hoping you will come back and show us what it looks like since it's down so low. Do you have cables for your tires when you drive on those sketchy snowy roads (they're like tire chains, but cables, they use them in Montana for back roads)? They work great!
Really enjoyed this video! Love seeing the winter scenery that we don't get in the UK! Also loved the joy you had breaking that I've in the culvert! Thank you for sharing 😁
I can't find words to express how much I liked this video Post 10! Thank you thank you thank you. I love all your videos, but maybe it's because I'm watching from Sydney, Australia and seeing all this ice and snow is amazing...
I live in southern England and we don't get winter like this, we might get a day of snow but it never settles and just turns to gross mush and rain. Its so cool to see actual frozen lakes you can walk on. I'd love to go skating, sledding or fishing on a lake but that'll never be a possibility here 😅
Try increasing the exposure in your camera or in post-processing (no pun intended) by around a full stop. Bright snow and ice will trick the sensor into underexposing. Great video!
Love seeing your vids in NH! Good to see culverts in my area looking stable! I think during this 60 degree day we're getting, I'm gonna go out on some trails in my town
I live right near here and its nice having these videos of him exploring it because Ive never gotten the chance to walk around and explore this reservoir, but I drive across the Interstate that goes over the culverts often. Nice to see what its like under the normal water level.
Awesome video. Crazy to see how low the water is compared to when you kayaked in it!! Especially those huge rocks and the beaver dam! Loved seeing how thick those sheets of ice can get too!
Keep up the good videos! When spring arrives i'll go un unclog some culverts here in Québec, Canada! I've always done that and now I really want to do it again because of your vidéos!
Thank u for being so awesome. I'm new to ur channel. I have been binge watching all of ur videos. Ur adventures are amazing!! Wish you were near my area, everytime it rains roads flood. The city just lets it be.
You are certifiable! Please be safe! I’d rather you play it safe and keep making videos of you unclogging drains than risk your life in these remote locations just for the thrill of exploration. Some of your videos are real nail-biters.
I've not long watched you kayaking through there! What a difference!!! 😲 I know its cold but, I'm so very jealous of all your snow. We just get rain...🙄
Hi Hope you are safe an well. I love this, and all your vids. The way you explain as you go. Very easy to see myself right there with you, such a good story teller. I looove your sound effects. I could tell by your tone and volume exactly how you were feeling.
Hey Post! I'd love to fly you out to Vegas to check out Hoover Dam and Lake Meade. I think you'd enjoy seeing how far down the water level is and where it was before. Its crazy the difference!
What a great shot when you turned and looked out from the kayak culvert. I would have been so tempted to have a peek inside the culvert that was under construction or ask the workers to show and explain what they are doing . I loved today’s video and you look good without the moustache.
Post looks for areas to improve. He is fearless. The more danger, the better. But, he never takes chances until he has checked the problem from every angle.
I just made a video and made sure to describe the snow as well. There are people who have never seen it personally, and there are many, many types of snow. Right now ours is what I call 'snow cone'. It's show that is melting as Spring comes and it is really small ice balls. Very hard to walk on as it's like walking on mini ball bearings. 😁
I had to go an watch the kayaking video as I found it hard to imagine how high the water was when you mentioned it in this video. That's a lot of water that's been drained out!
Incorrect that wood is not petrified, it is just preserved in mud, In geology, petrifaction or petrification is the process by which organic material becomes a fossil through the replacement of the original material and the filling of the original pore spaces with minerals. Petrified wood typifies this process, but all organisms, from bacteria to vertebrates, can become petrified (although harder, more durable matter such as bone, beaks, and shells survive the process better than softer remains such as muscle tissue, feathers, or skin). Petrifaction takes place through a combination of two similar processes: permineralization and replacement. These processes create replicas of the original specimen that are similar down to the microscopic level.[1] Replacement, the second process involved in petrifaction, occurs when water containing dissolved minerals dissolves the original solid material of an organism, which is then replaced by minerals. This can take place extremely slowly, replicating the microscopic structure of the organism. The slower the rate of the process, the better defined the microscopic structure will be. The minerals commonly involved in replacement are calcite, silica, pyrite, and hematite.[3] It is rare to find organisms preserved by replacement alone (as opposed to in combination with permineralization), but these fossils present significant importance to paleontologists because these fossils tend to be very detailed.[8]. petrification takes millions of years, those tumps havn't been sitting there long enough to be petrified
A word of caution for future endeavors just like this ice climbing - those slabs aren't going to break away and slide down - but they can just break and fall in place, either against the slab just below it, or down against the ground underneath it. (I noticed some were a few inches off the ground below). If your foot is planted on the top edge of the lower slab and you put weigh on the upper slab and it shifts, your foot will get broken. I say this from someone else's experience - I was there when it happened.
30 years ago, I would have done this. 30 years later, I'm quite content watching it.
Ngl when he starting goin “Whoo!” Every time the ice broke underneath him it made me very happy, just some good fun
Hell ye
I go whoo when I see a new vid
Me too! So much fun making a ruccus😆
He's giddy! Fun video, thanks.
Eventually the "Whooo!'s" got me thinking of him as the TH-camr version of The Nature Boy. Let's give him WHOOOO! every time he chops a clog out and drains a flood in his Rake 10 Leg Lock!
“If you tried to run through this, you’d definitely break something.” *starts running*
no mere ice is powerful enough to stop the Culvert King
I was about to comment this.
It’s amazing how it takes him standing in it or next to it to show the perspective of how big the culverts are
needs to be has huge volume of water
"We'll definitely come back and check this out in the Summer time when they're done"
D.o.T. - Intense Terror...
I love the adventures you take us on.
Me too! I live in the West. Seeing what it looks like in the East is wonderful!
Don't out yourself down, you're BRILLIANT at explaining things, I've learnt so much about drainage and culverts from your videos, and your manner of speaking and explanations make it very clear.
When you call something a piece of junk, it’s with such conviction and disgust. Love it!
When you were breaking the ice in the culvert and said "ooo that's fun" I was just thinking, that would be so much fun to smash.
I remember the video you made when you went through that culvert.
I appreciate the enthusiasm and your dedication to something you like to do but more importantly helping with nature and keeping our water ways clear and running.
Free of debris.
👍
*wakes up at 5 AM* - angery
*Post 10 video appears* - no longer angery
This channel really has me spotting cool culverts while I'm driving and making me want to go on culvert adventures.
I was so happy when post 10 was stomping on that ice, also love the little sounds he makes
Damn he uploaded on my birthday, that's heckin epic
Happy Birthday
Happy birthday. Enjoy ^^
As living in a place that never snows, it's so cool to see all those giant ice sheets!
its beacuse its a hydro dam/flood provention all the ice sheets are remmnants from earlier when water levels where higher i have grown up on the lake im one of those fourwheeler marks the area he is in is super sandy an shallow
Big fan of the sound effects you made while walking on the ice
great asmr 😄
Looked like you had a crunching good time, take care honey.
That was beyond awesome. Your excitement and enjoyment are palpable and contagious! Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
I had almost as much fun watching you walk through the culvert as you did walking through it and crushing the ice
Your narration skills are impressive. Thanx for the tour! 👍🏽😁
I enjoy you videos immensely, as they allow me to see and experience things vicariously I wouldn't or couldn't have otherwise been able to. Thank you for all you wonderful content. Also thank you for your continued pursuit of nature conservancy and public safety with regard to our waterways.
I don't really know why, but I really enjoy watching these videos!
Lmao when your hauling cheeks in the culvert it sounds like a train is coming
13:01
Yes! How cool!
Be safe while you are out an about on your adventures, love seeing you
All that ice! I'm in Dallas ... and after our deep freeze three weeks ago, we are now already hitting mid to high 70s.
I'd love a time lapse to watch all that ice melting around the culverts and getting them flowing again. Also I love the sound effects crunching the ice!
When you started jogging down that icy culvert..with the light coming in from the end...you sounded like a little train going down a tunnel! How cool! 😀🚂
Your videos are ALWAYS interesting, just please be careful walking through those ice culverts. Take care and be safe.
How on Earth do you remember where you parked your vehicle?
LOL
I like how he makes all this stuff not just entertaining but also informational
I have been watching these videos for 2 hours now and I'm not stopping
Walking through the lower culvert and all the associated noises and ice breaking brought this displaced New Englander right back to her childhood in Amherst, NH. Thank you, Post.
3.50am, hot cup of tea, and a new Post 10 to watch.
Nice one.
He was living his best life breaking all the ice in that culvert. Another great video. Thanks for sharing.
I almost fell asleep until I checked my notifications and saw this video so I decided to stay awake and watch it
Love what you do man, the little things help and make everything better :)
Steps on ice: "Hoo! Oww! Hee hee!"
Loving these videos as we vicariously explore through your eyes. Keep up the great work!
Posted on my birthday! Thank you Post10!
Happy birthday!
@@post.10 thank you!
@@simbalantana4572 thanks!!
Happy Brithday. Enjoy
When he said he saw “a TV tracks” I was: who would drag a television on snow? Then I remembered he meant ATV. hehehe
I love watching this guys videos. So relaxing. We have lots of floods in the UK but no drains just uneven roads! Not a lot of snow down south. This ice is awesome.
Massachusetts DOT workers at Dunkin Donuts, drinking coffee. "We don't work in the winter its too cold" "We don't work in the summer its too hot" "We don't work in the spring its too wet"
we don't work in the fall it's too dry
So entertaining... I think we like watching because it’s dangerous to do by yourself. My a$$ would be in the lake freezing !
That ice is so thick nobody is falling in, your more likely to get hurt on the ice. The ice burgs stopped forming but the ice on the water is over 2 feet
What an exciting trip. Loved the crunching ice and seeing how low the water level is now. You had so much fun lol. Always reliving my childish glee through your escapades 😁👍🏻 Thank you for all that you do 🤍
Loved this video! How cool! Could you hear the ice shifting? That's always such a neat sound. Hoping you will come back and show us what it looks like since it's down so low. Do you have cables for your tires when you drive on those sketchy snowy roads (they're like tire chains, but cables, they use them in Montana for back roads)? They work great!
Something satisfying and calming about all your different types of videos wether it’s de-clogging, adventures or others. So relaxing
Such a world away from where I live. Beautiful.
Really enjoyed this video! Love seeing the winter scenery that we don't get in the UK! Also loved the joy you had breaking that I've in the culvert! Thank you for sharing 😁
I can't find words to express how much I liked this video Post 10! Thank you thank you thank you. I love all your videos, but maybe it's because I'm watching from Sydney, Australia and seeing all this ice and snow is amazing...
I live in southern England and we don't get winter like this, we might get a day of snow but it never settles and just turns to gross mush and rain. Its so cool to see actual frozen lakes you can walk on. I'd love to go skating, sledding or fishing on a lake but that'll never be a possibility here 😅
Come to finland, it's tad closer and you can go ice skating on the sea also at least in Jan & Feb ☺️
Try increasing the exposure in your camera or in post-processing (no pun intended) by around a full stop. Bright snow and ice will trick the sensor into underexposing. Great video!
12:42 - It's The Nature Boy, Post 10, the rake wielding, clog clearing, flood busting, boot wearing son of a gun himself! WOOOOOOO!
Go down to the construction site with a hard hat and hi vis vest and sort em out
Love seeing your vids in NH! Good to see culverts in my area looking stable! I think during this 60 degree day we're getting, I'm gonna go out on some trails in my town
I noticed how you have changed so much. Looking great! Loved the video.
Great video..I really like visiting the same areas in different seasons. Thank you for taking us along! Be safe. 😎
Awesome video Post! I see ice where I live but nothing like that. The ice here usually comes in bags and we use it in sweet tea...lol
I live right near here and its nice having these videos of him exploring it because Ive never gotten the chance to walk around and explore this reservoir, but I drive across the Interstate that goes over the culverts often. Nice to see what its like under the normal water level.
Awesome video. Crazy to see how low the water is compared to when you kayaked in it!! Especially those huge rocks and the beaver dam! Loved seeing how thick those sheets of ice can get too!
Another epic adventure! Thx for taking us along. Beautiful scenery
Keep up the good videos! When spring arrives i'll go un unclog some culverts here in Québec, Canada! I've always done that and now I really want to do it again because of your vidéos!
I wanna bunny hop through that second tunnel so bad...
This reservoir is starting to become my favourite series. Maybe better than the lake drain 👍
Starting to channel your inner Les Stroud with the camera shot of you going up the hill.
Thank u for being so awesome. I'm new to ur channel. I have been binge watching all of ur videos. Ur adventures are amazing!! Wish you were near my area, everytime it rains roads flood. The city just lets it be.
You are certifiable! Please be safe! I’d rather you play it safe and keep making videos of you unclogging drains than risk your life in these remote locations just for the thrill of exploration. Some of your videos are real nail-biters.
Thank you for the tour! Its a corse in culvert design and repair! Be careful out there so we don’t loose you Post Ten! You are amazing! 🚣🏼♂️🚣🏼♂️
Awesome job your voice is perfect!
You sounded like a train running through that covert. And if they don't want deer on the hwy, they better make that fence higher!
Thanks for sharing
I've not long watched you kayaking through there! What a difference!!! 😲 I know its cold but, I'm so very jealous of all your snow. We just get rain...🙄
Post10's content is exactly what I'm looking for.
12:40 Post 10 channels Ric Flair, "Wooo." Gotta love it.
you take us places i would never venture to go.! great job. Keep it up
I love your videos because you take us on cool adventures I can’t experience because of the more suburban area where I live. Thanks!
good job man, helping your cities water distribution one video at a time
Hi
Hope you are safe an well.
I love this, and all your vids.
The way you explain as you go. Very easy to see myself right there with you, such a good story teller.
I looove your sound effects. I could tell by your tone and volume exactly how you were feeling.
I love seeing you having so much fun! Thank you for sharing this. :-)
“I finally got a decent place to walk on!” (walks on scree ) Uh, no.
Honey, please be careful
Extra good video Post10. Thank you for the culvert adventure. Looking forward to episode 2.
Much love from Australia. I appreciate what you do, you should be an educator! I like the way you explain things.
Hey Post! I'd love to fly you out to Vegas to check out Hoover Dam and Lake Meade. I think you'd enjoy seeing how far down the water level is and where it was before. Its crazy the difference!
13:05 sounds like a steam engine just starting to drive
Tbh the trails that are plowed out seem fun for fat biking
same thoughts … choo choo
the shore lines are alot more fun
I'm glad to see you're still posting! Stay safe out there bud and happy unclogging
Wow it's just beautiful up there! Thanks for sharing. Stay warm!
Like Ernest Shackleton before him Post goes where no man has gone before....
Ok, and like Captain Kirk too...but colder..
Your video's are so very interesting & calming also..thank you for doing what you do Earth Warrior..much love!
What a great shot when you turned and looked out from the kayak culvert.
I would have been so tempted to have a peek inside the culvert that was under construction or ask the workers to show and explain what they are doing .
I loved today’s video and you look good without the moustache.
was- was that a belch?!
God lord!
Post looks for areas to improve. He is fearless. The more danger, the better. But, he never takes chances until he has checked the problem from every angle.
You should come back in a few weeks when things start thawing to see how the water level changes. Keep up the interesting videos
Love the way you narrate your videos really intresting
I just made a video and made sure to describe the snow as well. There are people who have never seen it personally, and there are many, many types of snow. Right now ours is what I call 'snow cone'. It's show that is melting as Spring comes and it is really small ice balls. Very hard to walk on as it's like walking on mini ball bearings. 😁
It sounded like a steam engine when you ran through the culvert!! That was cool man.
I had to go an watch the kayaking video as I found it hard to imagine how high the water was when you mentioned it in this video. That's a lot of water that's been drained out!
Incorrect that wood is not petrified, it is just preserved in mud, In geology, petrifaction or petrification is the process by which organic material becomes a fossil through the replacement of the original material and the filling of the original pore spaces with minerals. Petrified wood typifies this process, but all organisms, from bacteria to vertebrates, can become petrified (although harder, more durable matter such as bone, beaks, and shells survive the process better than softer remains such as muscle tissue, feathers, or skin). Petrifaction takes place through a combination of two similar processes: permineralization and replacement. These processes create replicas of the original specimen that are similar down to the microscopic level.[1]
Replacement, the second process involved in petrifaction, occurs when water containing dissolved minerals dissolves the original solid material of an organism, which is then replaced by minerals. This can take place extremely slowly, replicating the microscopic structure of the organism. The slower the rate of the process, the better defined the microscopic structure will be. The minerals commonly involved in replacement are calcite, silica, pyrite, and hematite.[3] It is rare to find organisms preserved by replacement alone (as opposed to in combination with permineralization), but these fossils present significant importance to paleontologists because these fossils tend to be very detailed.[8].
petrification takes millions of years, those tumps havn't been sitting there long enough to be petrified
When u ran through the snow mobile tunnel, looks like u we’re going through a wormhole, thought u would end up in the future. Cool. Lol
That is just crazy!! How much fun you have!
you sound like the happiest train when passing thru that lower culvert
walking through that culvert with all the ice made me laugh. Thank You!!!
A word of caution for future endeavors just like this ice climbing - those slabs aren't going to break away and slide down - but they can just break and fall in place, either against the slab just below it, or down against the ground underneath it. (I noticed some were a few inches off the ground below). If your foot is planted on the top edge of the lower slab and you put weigh on the upper slab and it shifts, your foot will get broken. I say this from someone else's experience - I was there when it happened.
i ride fourwheeler utvs an trucks over ghose slab the are very stationary the bottoms melt around the shore