36:40 "Nice little bridge..." Immediately cleared the clog under it. Wow. Post's reflexes for finding clogs is so fast. Also I miss hiking. This brought back memories of one of the hardest hikes I did, so many rocks along the trail but was worth it.
Just got an image of Post 10 in his wellingtons, t shirt and jeans breezing past a fully clad rock climber, sweating, shaking and clinging to the 50 deg rock face. “Hey everyone, here we are near the summit” 🤣
That first trail, no way! You have stamina Post. Beautiful scenic area. Glad you were dressed more for the elements this time. Was hoping when you got to the top the fog would have disappeared. Nice adventure, thanks! ⛰️🚂🛤️
It’s not so hard to do, it depends a lot of the quality of the rubber boots. I use them when berry picking and usually walking distances are many kilometers during it when changing from spot to another. Post10 has good quality rubber boots.
I hadn't planned on watching this entire video but the content and narration were so engaging that I just had to see it through to the end! It was extremely enjoyable and informative. As a bonus, now I know of a safe place to hunker down if there's ever a zombie apocalypse! 😄
Fascinating stuff man. I could almost imagine you were on a Scottish mountain. I worked the railways here in England for 25 years and those rails on the cog railway or "rack and pinion" as we call them here, are flat bottom rails fixed to the wooden stretchers or sleepers with "padrol" clips. Great video and a real adventure on the mountain trail😉👍👍👍
Post I have climbed this many times. The “lower level” is where those three metal doors were - there is a cafeteria, facilities, some sitting area and a small museum/gift store below. You didn’t miss out on much, but it is pretty cool that all that stuff is up on top of the mountain like that. I Love how empty it was up there. Thanks for taking us on all these adventures.
Yes I know I've been inside years ago but I was trying to figure out how to get inside as there was a sign saying hiker shelter lower-level but none of the doors worked
"At some point in the early 1800s Arthur Wellesley, then Viscount Wellington, asked his shoemaker, Mr George Hoby of St James's Street, London, to make a boot which was easier to wear with the new trousers. Hoby removed the tassel and cut the boots lower to make them more comfortable for riding. Even before his great victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, Wellington was on his way to becoming a fashion icon. By 1813, and the victory at the Battle of Vittoria, Wellington’s fame led others to start wearing this new style of boot. They duly became known as ‘Wellingtons’."
@@jupiterskiss Actually David Paulides, CanAm Missing 411.....But, he also doesn't want to become a Strange, Dark, and Mysterious Story on Mr Ballen either
Glad you showed this, a lot of people climb up there with no clue how tough and dangerous it is. I've never had a day where it wasn't windy up there.. it's always windy!!
Watching from Queensland, Australia on a wet miserable Winter’s Day,and this video has made my day! Beautiful scenery and a great effort from you. Thanks mate, you’re a true legend. ✌🏻👌🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺
From the comfort of my bed in the UK I thoroughly enjoyed this hike with you. I too was surprised you did the whole hike in wellie boots. Well done. My hikes have to end at a pub or a tea shop😉
Omg!!! What a hike!! I was gripping my tablet and couch for dear life 😂😅, especially after hearing that wind at 45mph!!! 😯😯😯 But well worth it after seeing the video!!! Absolutely amazing!!! Glad they have those warning signs posted, those drops are really scary; not to mention there's still "Snow" in July!!! Wow!!! PS: 50 degree weather is freezing to us "Southern Boys"!!! 😅😂 Love your videos as always!!!! ♥️
I was just about to mention the fastest wind recorded on Earth on the mountain but you did it for me, thanks mate. I remember Richard Hammond (most famous to you guys for Top Gear and The Grand Tour on Amazon Prime) did a documentary series about wild weather back in 2014 and visited the mountain in the middle of winter. He had to WRAP UP, everything covered up, and he went outside onto that summit when it was sporting 65mph winds and -50 degrees F!
I rode that train back when they were still using steam and coal. It was in October and it was clear and mild on top, with only gentle breezes. The forests were laid out below like a quilt in their fall colors. Live on the opposite side of the country so I have never been back.
This is amazing! I have a neurological sleep disorder so I need lots of sleep. Thank you so much for filming this, I love it. It's so beautiful and the way you talk makes it very easy for me to imagine I'm actually able to go for hikes and there with you! I almost feel like a normal person!
Hiked all over those trails of the Presidentials when I was a teenager back in the 1960's. Also stayed overnight in several of the AMC huts. Glad to see the area is still maintained so lovingly by the many generous and hard-working volunteers. Thank you so very much for bringing back many wonderful memories of my summers past in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
That was a terrific video thank you. It is always very informative and interesting to watch your adventures thanks again. You make us feel like we’re actually there with you.
Thanks for the nice tour, interesting to see Huntington’s in summer, only ever been there in winter. Rock on in your “Wellingtons”, but you may want rethink the jeans for next time.
Bravo! Mr Post 10! I climbed Washington twice when I was your age, now I am not able. Watching your video made me feel as though I was on the mountain again! I can’t remember how many mountain streams I filled my water bottles from. Back then one could do that. Best water I’ve ever tasted! Thank You! I like all your videos but this one was something special!
It is beautiful there. What an adventure. I'd never be able to do that myself but I'd be one of those who would take advantage of the train. Thanks for taking us along. Peace.
I watched a documentary awhile back on extreme weather. I recognise the top around the buildings from that. Really cool to do the hike with you, all the way from New Zealand. Thanks for taking us along!
I never did that trail and it looks super fun, we went up the AT last time we summited Washington - you should try the climb out of Palmerton / Lehigh gap - very quick and fun in PA 1300 ascent over 1 mile, hands and feet if youre 5/2" like me
Amazing! Thanks for taking me along on your awesome adventure. I always think how much our states look the same and then you take me up into the mountains and that's where the similarities end.The fog was so eerie but beautiful! Thanks for the great hike!
That scramble! Holy smokes, and you in your rubber boots! That's quite an achievement, it must have felt so good up there. Also the thought of someone descending using the Huntington Ravine trail is absolutely terrifying.
Thank you so much. I really needed this scenery. It's going to be well over 100* for probably next 3 to 6 weeks give or take a day or 2. Post 10 Rocks!
Awesome video! Climbed Washington 5 times now, Huntington 3 times, twice with full gear. Definitely gets your heart rate going hugging the sheer cliff face. Not for the faint of heart. Looks like this was an awesome hike with fantastic weather, love it! Keep it up!
WOW what a hike, I'm exhausted just watching you. I recall (On a Smithsonian TV prog Arial America), that Mt Washington was the Windiest place in USA. Glad you didn't get the really windy conditions. Thanks again, Pete (Manchester UK).
British hikers wearing expensive gear. Our man rolls up wearing a hoodie,jeans and beat-up rubber boots,coming up the tough side. British hikers jaw's drop,never to be seen again. Lol!
As a British / Englishman I totally understand your sentiment - wouldn't surprise me if they had folding chairs and a hamper (with champers) being carried by their butler. but Shocked 😲😲😲 that you've let some British tourists in (must be super rich/elite/political leader or sports personality because they *can* flout the rules). Oh wait...they probably came in by the Biden southern border 🤣🤣🤣🤣 UK travellers were banned - aren't we?
@@Mooam I spy with my little eye something beginning with I At least 2 others understood the humour whereas only one more idiot (damn I gave the game away) joined you.
Such a pretty part of the country ♥️ Of course every state. Has it's pretty parts. It's nice seeing different parts of the country that I probably never be able to visit.
Another wonderful adventure. You make it look so easy but we know it is a huge undertaking. Thanks for bringing back some happy memories of the summit. Hike on, Post10, and be careful out there.
What a beautiful area. I often get up extremely early to hike because songbirds are most active during the morning. Having a whole forest to myself is also a bonus!
I remember seeing you once in a video with an untrimmed beard. I really like this current look much better. You look like a fresh young man. Keep up the good work, cheers
back in 1967 when I was 3 years old wmy family drove up to the top in our VW bug. WhenI got to the top it was so cold my parents wrapped me up inan old navy wool blanket. I was between them hoding onto their hands, the blanket like a cape over my shoulders and arms. The wind gusted and I was swept off my feet and was lifts up to their shoulder heigh verticle in the air. If they had let go or their grip slipped I would have been blown off the mounatin. Scared me to no end. Its where I get my fear of flying from.
My family did it in a bug back in the 70s I was born in 1970 and I always remember that sticker on the back of the book that said this car climb Mount Washington even though I had no recollection of it
This was so much fun :) Because my mobility is so bad from multiple sclerosis, I can't hike trails like I used to even just 5 years ago! This video straight up took me back to the fun and adventure. My favorite was you taking a selfie with the summit sign :)
Bro, thank you for the effort of including us in your journey ♥️ amazingly beautiful! I love nature and I can feel your respect for life. . We need individuals like you more than ever ❤️🙏
As someone who discovered your channel for the drains and also grew up in Littleton NH you have been destroying my mind and making me so homesick lol Thankyou for real.
36:40 "Nice little bridge..."
Immediately cleared the clog under it. Wow. Post's reflexes for finding clogs is so fast.
Also I miss hiking. This brought back memories of one of the hardest hikes I did, so many rocks along the trail but was worth it.
I giggled😉
He's like an anti-beaver.
The water must *flow*!
Best way for an 85 year old to have an adventure!!!
Hello dear how are you doing over there?
Just got an image of Post 10 in his wellingtons, t shirt and jeans breezing past a fully clad rock climber, sweating, shaking and clinging to the 50 deg rock face. “Hey everyone, here we are near the summit” 🤣
Using his rake as a climbing pole…picking up trash along the way.
Props to post 10 fo hiking that insane trail in rubber boots!!
Yeah...rubber boots. Ouch! My aching feet!
@@skagitway I can't imagine hiking in rubber boot...my feet ach in comfortable hiking boots after 4-5 hrs on the trail
That first trail, no way! You have stamina Post. Beautiful scenic area. Glad you were dressed more for the elements this time. Was hoping when you got to the top the fog would have disappeared. Nice adventure, thanks! ⛰️🚂🛤️
It’s not so hard to do, it depends a lot of the quality of the rubber boots. I use them when berry picking and usually walking distances are many kilometers during it when changing from spot to another. Post10 has good quality rubber boots.
Well, that was an incredible trip, had me biting my nails several times. You never cease to amaze. Iv'e said it before, I'll say it again, what a man!
I would get tired just thinking about hiking that trail, hats off to you for doing the hike and showing it to us. Stay safe out there post10
Buddy, you have more knowledge than anyone I know. I am addicted to your videos.
I hadn't planned on watching this entire video but the content and narration were so engaging that I just had to see it through to the end! It was extremely enjoyable and informative. As a bonus, now I know of a safe place to hunker down if there's ever a zombie apocalypse! 😄
Fascinating stuff man. I could almost imagine you were on a Scottish mountain. I worked the railways here in England for 25 years and those rails on the cog railway or "rack and pinion" as we call them here, are flat bottom rails fixed to the wooden stretchers or sleepers with "padrol" clips. Great video and a real adventure on the mountain trail😉👍👍👍
I thought the same thing! It really does look like Scotland, especially with the fog.
Post I have climbed this many times. The “lower level” is where those three metal doors were - there is a cafeteria, facilities, some sitting area and a small museum/gift store below. You didn’t miss out on much, but it is pretty cool that all that stuff is up on top of the mountain like that. I Love how empty it was up there. Thanks for taking us on all these adventures.
Yes I know I've been inside years ago but I was trying to figure out how to get inside as there was a sign saying hiker shelter lower-level but none of the doors worked
As someone who loves hiking trails, especially the AT, and as someone who loves all of your content, this was the crossover I’ve always wanted :)
that was beautiful! you should show yourself more often .. you're such a handsome young man
Such a nice smile.
"At some point in the early 1800s Arthur Wellesley, then Viscount Wellington, asked his shoemaker, Mr George Hoby of St James's Street, London, to make a boot which was easier to wear with the new trousers. Hoby removed the tassel and cut the boots lower to make them more comfortable for riding.
Even before his great victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, Wellington was on his way to becoming a fashion icon. By 1813, and the victory at the Battle of Vittoria, Wellington’s fame led others to start wearing this new style of boot. They duly became known as ‘Wellingtons’."
In England we also shorten it to 'wellies' 😊
That's really cool, recently visited his birthplace in Co. Meath, Ireland and wondered how his name was linked to the boots. Thank you 😊🇮🇪👍
Be careful hiking by yourself......you don't want to become a Missing 411 !
MrBallen?
@@jupiterskiss Actually David Paulides, CanAm Missing 411.....But, he also doesn't want to become a Strange, Dark, and Mysterious Story on Mr Ballen either
Glad you showed this, a lot of people climb up there with no clue how tough and dangerous it is. I've never had a day where it wasn't windy up there.. it's always windy!!
TY for taking us along for the climb. Beautiful view
Watching from Queensland, Australia on a wet miserable Winter’s Day,and this video has made my day!
Beautiful scenery and a great effort from you. Thanks mate, you’re a true legend. ✌🏻👌🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺
@@trashroscow4385 I wonder if you read my comment correctly where I said it was Winter here in Australia. New glasses for you Sunshine...lol 😂
From the comfort of my bed in the UK I thoroughly enjoyed this hike with you. I too was surprised you did the whole hike in wellie boots. Well done. My hikes have to end at a pub or a tea shop😉
That is my kind of hike too! Nice pub lunch and a pint of beer!
This is the best video yet! A big adventure, but please be careful going out there by yourself
I'm out of shape and afraid of heights so thanks for bringing me with you. Really cool hike!
Omg!!! What a hike!! I was gripping my tablet and couch for dear life 😂😅, especially after hearing that wind at 45mph!!! 😯😯😯 But well worth it after seeing the video!!! Absolutely amazing!!! Glad they have those warning signs posted, those drops are really scary; not to mention there's still "Snow" in July!!! Wow!!! PS: 50 degree weather is freezing to us "Southern Boys"!!! 😅😂 Love your videos as always!!!! ♥️
I was just about to mention the fastest wind recorded on Earth on the mountain but you did it for me, thanks mate.
I remember Richard Hammond (most famous to you guys for Top Gear and The Grand Tour on Amazon Prime) did a documentary series about wild weather back in 2014 and visited the mountain in the middle of winter.
He had to WRAP UP, everything covered up, and he went outside onto that summit when it was sporting 65mph winds and -50 degrees F!
I rode that train back when they were still using steam and coal. It was in October and it was clear and mild on top, with only gentle breezes. The forests were laid out below like a quilt in their fall colors. Live on the opposite side of the country so I have never been back.
Post 10 has the strongest back in the world. He takes 400,000 people with him all the way. You'll never walk alone my friend. Love your work.
Damn, post10 is just built different
Hey Postie. Really enjoyed this hike. Scenery was beautiful. If I was hiking, I'd be wearing wellies too. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
Hello😊
Just found you ! Bingeing on your videos! You are a beast !! Also, wonderful and very informative narration !!
@@mindyworthley1475 hello dear how are you doing ?
Adventure time with Post 10!
You move like a gazelle, my friend!!
Thanks for the cool video!!
SPECTACULAR VIEWS.. BEAUTIFUL... THANKS FOR SHARING
I loved the sound of the last rushing water; I could listen to that almost forever.
This is amazing! I have a neurological sleep disorder so I need lots of sleep. Thank you so much for filming this, I love it. It's so beautiful and the way you talk makes it very easy for me to imagine I'm actually able to go for hikes and there with you! I almost feel like a normal person!
Hiked all over those trails of the Presidentials when I was a teenager back in the 1960's. Also stayed overnight in several of the AMC huts. Glad to see the area is still maintained so lovingly by the many generous and hard-working volunteers. Thank you so very much for bringing back many wonderful memories of my summers past in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Thanks for bringing us along ! That was great !!
Wow! I can feel the wind, and the struggle up the mountain. What an amazing adventure! Thank you!!
That was a terrific video thank you. It is always very informative and interesting to watch your adventures thanks again. You make us feel like we’re actually there with you.
Another great video, really enjoyed the hiking.
And the cool building on top. Thanks for sharing!
This dude even casually unclogged a small bridge during hiking. What a legend.
I love you videos! Thank you!!! My new fav was the abandoned military buildings. Bravo to you! 👍🏻👍🏻
Loved this so much! Thank you! Thank you! I feel like I’ve just had a mini-vacation on Mount Washington. You’re a 🌟
Thank you! You have renewed my interest in hiking. Ps I saw a State Trooper using your cleaning a road grate technique recently with success.
You make it seem easy, but all I saw through most of the hike were ankle twisters. Thanks for sharing this adventure!!
A nice hike down memory lane for me as I used to hike in this area back when I was around 10 years old with my Dad and brother. Thank you for posting.
Great video, I really enjoyed it today. I haven't been hiking in so long I forgot how beautiful it is.
WOW YOUR AMAZING, TAKING ME PLACES I NEVER WOULD OF SEEN WITH OUT YOUR HARD WORK, GOD KEEP YOU SAFE , YOUR AN AMAZING YOUNG MAN!!! THANKYOU!!!!!
Thanks for the nice tour, interesting to see Huntington’s in summer, only ever been there in winter. Rock on in your “Wellingtons”, but you may want rethink the jeans for next time.
What a awesome video, I loved every minute of it. Exceptional narrative 👌
Awesome job Post, looks like one hell of a hike!
Bravo! Mr Post 10! I climbed Washington twice when I was your age, now I am not able. Watching your video made me feel as though I was on the mountain again! I can’t remember how many mountain streams I filled my water bottles from. Back then one could do that. Best water I’ve ever tasted! Thank You! I like all your videos but this one was something special!
Thanks for sharing. I will never be able to do this so I appreciate you taking us along
I enjoy your culvert clearing videos but I’ve enjoyed this video of Mt Washington the most! Thanks!
Dang man wish I could join you on one of these excursions.
It is beautiful there. What an adventure. I'd never be able to do that myself but I'd be one of those who would take advantage of the train. Thanks for taking us along. Peace.
I watched a documentary awhile back on extreme weather. I recognise the top around the buildings from that. Really cool to do the hike with you, all the way from New Zealand. Thanks for taking us along!
amazing...thank you for taking us with you. Really cool.
hearing the birds and sun rise is the best part of hiking - freaking gorgeous at treeline
I never did that trail and it looks super fun, we went up the AT last time we summited Washington - you should try the climb out of Palmerton / Lehigh gap - very quick and fun in PA 1300 ascent over 1 mile, hands and feet if youre 5/2" like me
This was a totally awesome adventure post 10 thank you
I'm unable to do difficult hikes and I'm grateful to those who videotape them as it's the only way I can see it. Thanks for sharing.
Great video, thank you. I can't believe you hiked Huntington in rubber boots!
Omg, amazing! you must be so fit! .. I really enjoyed watching this thanx for sharing
It was exhausting following you all the way up there! Lol….I wouldn’t be able to do it physically but, wish I could. Thanks, post…very nice trek.
Amazing! Thanks for taking me along on your awesome adventure. I always think how much our states look the same and then you take me up into the mountains and that's where the similarities end.The fog was so eerie but beautiful! Thanks for the great hike!
That scramble! Holy smokes, and you in your rubber boots! That's quite an achievement, it must have felt so good up there. Also the thought of someone descending using the Huntington Ravine trail is absolutely terrifying.
Thank you so much. I really needed this scenery. It's going to be well over 100* for probably next 3 to 6 weeks give or take a day or 2. Post 10 Rocks!
Hello dear how are you doing over there?
Awesome video! Climbed Washington 5 times now, Huntington 3 times, twice with full gear. Definitely gets your heart rate going hugging the sheer cliff face. Not for the faint of heart. Looks like this was an awesome hike with fantastic weather, love it! Keep it up!
You had me worried, Post. I’m so happy you posted a video today. Much love from California.
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AWESOME video Post 10. Visiting places that a lot of us could never go.
I would not attempt that difficult of a trail so thank you for sharing the journey it's a beautiful place!
Love the hiking video and all the video as you were hiking the trail. Great job!
My brother used to climb the White Mountains -- even during the winter.
WOW what a hike, I'm exhausted just watching you. I recall (On a Smithsonian TV prog Arial America), that Mt Washington was the Windiest place in USA. Glad you didn't get the really windy conditions. Thanks again, Pete (Manchester UK).
British hikers wearing expensive gear. Our man rolls up wearing a hoodie,jeans and beat-up rubber boots,coming up the tough side. British hikers jaw's drop,never to be seen again. Lol!
As a British / Englishman I totally understand your sentiment - wouldn't surprise me if they had folding chairs and a hamper (with champers) being carried by their butler.
but
Shocked 😲😲😲 that you've let some British tourists in (must be super rich/elite/political leader or sports personality because they *can* flout the rules).
Oh wait...they probably came in by the Biden southern border 🤣🤣🤣🤣
UK travellers were banned - aren't we?
@@philhunt9297 What the fuck are you talking about?
LMAO.!!!!!!!
@@Mooam I spy with my little eye something beginning with I
At least 2 others understood the humour whereas only one more idiot (damn I gave the game away) joined you.
@@philhunt9297 it was a joke relax Phil
Big effort involved there, really enjoyable video. Loved the Duke of Wellington reference.
Such a pretty part of the country ♥️ Of course every state. Has it's pretty parts. It's nice seeing different parts of the country that I probably never be able to visit.
Hello dear how are you doing over there?)
I have been wanting to do this for a few years now. You have certainly inspired me to get myself in gear. Thanks!
My guys hiking 5 miles and rock climbing in knee high rubber boots. Post10 the goat
Goats wear rubber boots? 😜
Another wonderful adventure. You make it look so easy but we know it is a huge undertaking. Thanks for bringing back some happy memories of the summit. Hike on, Post10, and be careful out there.
Everything is so green and beautiful!
Really excellent. I'm too old now to scramble on rocks, but it's fun remembering trails like that. It's the cog railway for me (which I love).
What a beautiful area. I often get up extremely early to hike because songbirds are most active during the morning. Having a whole forest to myself is also a bonus!
Beautiful place. Thank you for share this video.
Beautiful scenery y’all have up there! It’s amazing to see through your eyes and hear your knowledge.
I remember seeing you once in a video with an untrimmed beard. I really like this current look much better. You look like a fresh young man. Keep up the good work, cheers
Awesome video! I have always heard about this place and this was my first tour. Thanks Post!
back in 1967 when I was 3 years old wmy family drove up to the top in our VW bug. WhenI got to the top it was so cold my parents wrapped me up inan old navy wool blanket. I was between them hoding onto their hands, the blanket like a cape over my shoulders and arms. The wind gusted and I was swept off my feet and was lifts up to their shoulder heigh verticle in the air. If they had let go or their grip slipped I would have been blown off the mounatin. Scared me to no end. Its where I get my fear of flying from.
My family did it in a bug back in the 70s I was born in 1970 and I always remember that sticker on the back of the book that said this car climb Mount Washington even though I had no recollection of it
This was so much fun :) Because my mobility is so bad from multiple sclerosis, I can't hike trails like I used to even just 5 years ago! This video straight up took me back to the fun and adventure. My favorite was you taking a selfie with the summit sign :)
Bro, thank you for the effort of including us in your journey ♥️ amazingly beautiful! I love nature and I can feel your respect for life. . We need individuals like you more than ever ❤️🙏
Started watching your videos recently and now I'm hooked :) great stuff, enjoy listening to you, you seem very knowledgeable!
Wow. you are very brave, by doing that solo hike in such of insane trail. My respect 🙌. awesome job.
Would Love to See more of these hiking Videos. Enjoyed it!
Nice hike, so pretty. Thank you!
Amazing footage! Thanks for being careful and not going in the winter!!!
Watching this video again with family. It’s more exciting the second time! 😲
Loved this video. I'm physically unable to hike such a difficult trail. Thank you for sharing.
Don't think I've ever seen someone hike and climb like that in Wellies. 👏💪That looks like fossilized plant life in that rock🤔
That’s a great hike. Thanks for sharing.
As someone who discovered your channel for the drains and also grew up in Littleton NH you have been destroying my mind and making me so homesick lol Thankyou for real.
I am reminded of me and my sister's hike up a mountain on the very outskirts of Hachioji, Japan. Nice to see you hiked well, Post!
That was a beautiful video and hike, Post. Thank you for sharing it with us.
OMG, watching this gave me so much stress. Kudos to you. I was so nervous watching thinking 'I could never do this'.
Gotta say. You're a brave man and getting up early too. Brave man indeed.
Thank you for taking us along with you on this jaunt. I was disappointed tho that rake wouldn’t be joining us.