Love you and your parents! Have you thought about using spray paint to mark the road where the culverts are on the ones you have trouble finding (like purple or green - you know, some color the utilities don't use).
I love y'all's videos! But I was wondering.......when you see that the end of culvert is clogged with rocks & debri why don't you just go ahead & pull it out? I was just wondering....
This was a follow-up video. In the previous video for the location, it was obvious there is no more lower pipe, just rocks. At this point in time, it is no more than water flowing through a hole in the asphalt.
Another great day out for us all. Thanks soo much. Great work again folks, even though some were clogged with stubborn rocks. Grateful for camera two early on too. 👍👍👍👍👍👍😘😘
The three musketeers are a nice site to see! I hope you revisit these places in the summer… Same temp as here today but, yesterday was a balmy 19c. 🤣 Kim taking over always cracks me up and reminds me of my daughter used to say I take over everything….Goooo Kim!! 😂😂😂 Take care, you guys…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Hi from Australia! A thought about marking with some form or other the entrances of the culverts for reference for later visits. Ask the management companies what they would use, eg, posts with yellow tops. Enjoy your time in the outdoors.
Thanks so much for the update at the big bridge! Man, that was some day to watch! Isn't that the day each of you fell so many times? That was a brutal clearing, but it looks fabulous now! 👏👏👏
If a culvert is full of rocks, it's probably not a good idea to shove the handle in there and pack the rocks into it even further.
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When y'all find those hidden culvert pipes, maybe use a small line of orange paint to mark it on the road so you dont have to search for the entrance anymore.
As a suggestion...if you could..go back to these culverts once dry am maybe put some kind of paint line at the opening to know or use as a point of reference as to where the opening end is...just a suggestion. Do as you wish. Great job as always even though I haven't watched this video fully...
can't believe you didn't clear the other end , just in case it was built up close to it. you usually do that.
Good Job a little surprised you didn't clear the exit may have increased the flow on the last one!
Love you and your parents! Have you thought about using spray paint to mark the road where the culverts are on the ones you have trouble finding (like purple or green - you know, some color the utilities don't use).
I love y'all's videos! But I was wondering.......when you see that the end of culvert is clogged with rocks & debri why don't you just go ahead & pull it out? I was just wondering....
This was a follow-up video. In the previous video for the location, it was obvious there is no more lower pipe, just rocks. At this point in time, it is no more than water flowing through a hole in the asphalt.
Another great day out for us all. Thanks soo much. Great work again folks, even though some were clogged with stubborn rocks. Grateful for camera two early on too. 👍👍👍👍👍👍😘😘
Hello Granny y’all are doing a great job
The three musketeers are a nice site to see! I hope you revisit these places in the summer… Same temp as here today but, yesterday was a balmy 19c. 🤣 Kim taking over always cracks me up and reminds me of my daughter used to say I take over everything….Goooo Kim!! 😂😂😂 Take care, you guys…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Good job again, ladies. I'm not surprised at all.
Why don't you bring something to mark the edge of the road so you can find the culvert that's buried. Make it easier on you. Great job.❤
Thank you for the videos! I feel like Granny, going on a daytrip with you is so nice. ❤
She loves them
Love watching you ladies! How lucky you are to have Jen, Mom and Granny together! Priceless!
Hi from Australia! A thought about marking with some form or other the entrances of the culverts for reference for later visits. Ask the management companies what they would use, eg, posts with yellow tops. Enjoy your time in the outdoors.
ya'll have lots of culverts to go back to, to use Dad and the tool he made to clean them out.
Thanks so much for the update at the big bridge! Man, that was some day to watch! Isn't that the day each of you fell so many times? That was a brutal clearing, but it looks fabulous now! 👏👏👏
Yes 🤪
Looks like a lovely, sunny day. It’s perfect for what you’re doing. Thanks again for another entertaining video! 😎🇨🇦😎
great job
🪷So nice too see you all. Jen,Kim and grandma. Thanks for a good movie.
Ylva Sweden 🎉
I always wondered how this bridge was coping. You three did a fantastic job 😙
Well done jen, It was like a plug was pulled out of a bath tub.
Sometimes removing rocks sitting in the outflow will free up ones stuck behind them.
Great video as usual. Well done, ladies 😊
Beautiful views. Nice work ladies!
Very good job .
If a culvert is full of rocks, it's probably not a good idea to shove the handle in there and pack the rocks into it even further.
When y'all find those hidden culvert pipes, maybe use a small line of orange paint to mark it on the road so you dont have to search for the entrance anymore.
As a suggestion...if you could..go back to these culverts once dry am maybe put some kind of paint line at the opening to know or use as a point of reference as to where the opening end is...just a suggestion. Do as you wish. Great job as always even though I haven't watched this video fully...
Tuyệt vời quá cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ video này chúc bạn thành công và sức khỏe luôn luôn hạnh phúc gia đình và làm ăn phát đạt hơn trong công việc
you could get approval to use spray paint to mark some of the harder ones
you can remove stone by hand.
Those dangling flowers were an alder, not sure of the species, though
why are those holes so small? wow
Why don't you mark where culverts are,so next time you can fined them easy??