As a professional land developer here in the US and looking at your area from drone footage. I hope you understand that your area is actually a giant sand bar, dirt/sand deposited by the river and shaped by the ocean waves. It is constantly changing and evolving through time. It will either get bigger in the future or get wiped out by mother nature. These type of peninsula is common here in the US throughout all the coastline. Without manmade protection, you are very venerable to losing your land/house. The government needs to implement a seawall and or a wave breaker to reduce the erosion. This is why professional land developers and soil engineers exist, to prevent these types of disasters from happening and destroying million dollar houses here in the US. Sand bags are a short term solution. You need to bring in 5-10 ton boulders arrange in an interlocking formation (this is probably the cheapest option, but will still cost a lot of money) if you want to protect your house and property in the future. In retrospect, after 30+ years in business, there is no such thing as 100% nature proof that will last forever. Mother nature always wins in the end. We just hope it last long enough for us to enjoy and get our moneys worth before she claims it all back. Good luck and stay safe.
Your looking at homes along the shoreline. I live inland. I spent a few months with the American Red Cross helping those victims of Hurricane Sandy when it engulfed NYC as well as those homes within reach of the shore. The state did a beach replenishment program by the Corp of Engineers for the benefit of those who had homes by the water. As stated previously I choose not to live so close to the water for obvious reasons.. Even the seawall did not hold back the hurricane when it breached the seawall from Monmouth Beach to Seabright. The state made homeowners who built within a specific mile radius of the ocean to elevate their homes in order to qualify for flood insurance. The eastern USA is pleagued with hurricanes which forms off the coast of Africa and makes its way to eastward, Its like a crapshoot never knowing when one might make its way up the coast. Many hit Florida and others usually clip the Carolinas and others veer right back out into the Atlantic.. My point is that building on the ocean can have devastating consequences which could be avoided by restrictions on building so close to the ocean.
This is why I live in Barangay Lumbia uphill in Cagayan De Oro. Being Aussie, of course I love the beach, but I know anywhere on the east coast of Mindanao or any of the other islands in the Mindanao group, and in the eastern part of the Visayas, are always in danger of erosion in times of heavy rain and strong tides. Of course typhoons are even more of a threat in those locations. It just so happens that a low pressure system is heading your way at the moment. I hope your temporary measure is successful Kulas!
Once again I commend your positive attitude against adversity. I hope and pray the rip tide will subside before any serious permanent damage is incurred. If a positive attitude is what wins the day, you will definitely survive. God bless and protect you during this time of great need.
The best solution is not concrete seawall because it will be very expensive. Please research about GABIONS, thats what we were using in Saudi Arabia for slope protection and lined canals. It’s less expensive if you have good source of medium size rocks to fill the gabion wire cages.
Sorry to see the damage to your property and that of mama Rose. I think you may have to consider what “Single Engineer” suggested and put in a concrete ocean frontage. Power on. 🤙🏽
Nahhh.... That just means well gonna die soon.... That's the only explanation for that... Don't waste your time building breakwaters... Just enjoy the ocean while you can.. Or just go and migrate to China...it's good here and the lands are cheap... Philippines lands are fake...they disappear like yours ..and earth quakes and typhoons are always happening there...also many rebels and dirty people...it's a third world country what else do you expect... Please make a video that the Philippines Islands are sinking now ... That will caught everyone's attention....😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
I’ve been to that town. It’s on the opposite side of the island from General Luna and did not take a direct hit by a storm surge. The wind did kick their butts though.
the ocean is taking its own territory. Oh oh. looks like what happening in Micronesian Islands. The sea will swallow up the island. Not a good location to build a new housing structures. Good luck more power to Sir Kulas. Say a prayer.
That's actually happening everywhere. When I was living in Hawaii. All the expensive coastal properties, were losing their backyards and beaches. Global warming melting a lot of the glaciers from the north and south pole, are causing the ocean to rise.
Oh my goodness! My husband and I just rewatched the vlog from Jan 4, 2022. Mother Nature just took a big chunk of the shoreline. Be safe! Hugs to Mama Rose❤️
Kulas you're one of the most optimistic person, Grabe ka Positibo maka inspire labi na sa same namo na apektado sa bagyong odette.. Life must go on sama sa ingon nin u ni Mama Rose. Salamat nin u. Fighting and power on! 😊❤️
Amping mo Kulas and as well as Mommy Rose❤. Very sad to see your place. Hope things will be better soon. But you all still smiling. Power on! Watching from Oslo Norway.
Good morning. Higher water levels. So shocking to see the loss of your land. Very scary the erosion. Mama Rose is lovely. Bless her. I hope all your properties will be ok. Thank you, Daddy. 😁😂So funny. Love the new hanging chair. So relaxing. Have a great weekend. Power on.
I LOVE ❤️ yours, Mama Rose and McGyver’s attitude. Continue to be positive. Keep on SMILING no matter what. That last drone shot along with the background music was perfect to end your vlog.
Bummer about the erosion problems. Erosion is a huge problem in some parts of Nova Scotia. They dump piles of granite rock here and it works great. We have lost many beautiful landmarks in the Maritimes due to erosion.
Agree! Carinderia food is the best. Praying and hoping that the situation in your beachfront will get better soon. Keep the positive vibes alive. POWER ON!😊
There is one method of protecting your land: it is by using gabion. These are wire mesh that is formed into box shape and filled up with boulders. These are lined up along the edge of the shoreline. Although these are not permanent solution, it will help protect the shoreline until a sea wall is constructed in your area.
Omg. Take care, get creative and get to work. Power on! Mama Nature is ultimately in control. And she pr!!!ovides for us...So, the ocean makes things difficult....and she gives us food and beauty! Power on!!! Massive blessings, energy and grow! Much love, vibes and rock on.
You’re right. It’s been happening for years now and will continue to do so as the world is changing so much in such a short time. ❤️ Take care and be safe. Sending thoughts and prayers from 🇨🇦.
That is what i'm thinking when you bought the land very near the beach, coastline. If it's summer it's okay its lowtide, but what will happen when its hightide or there's a typhoon. Hope the community find a long term solution not a temporary fix. Great to see Kulas crew, always bring positive vibes.
Hey Kulas!! 👋 I've slowed down on TH-cam over the past few months but it's great to be back and see everyone. 😄 Wow, what a crazy thing happening to the coast 😱 I hope y'all can find a permanent solution and above all, stay safe 🙏
We cannot control The Gods of nature, the ocean but we Filipinos are very resilient and a fighter,always ready to accept an obstacle coz it’s part of life .And there is always a silver lining in every rainbows 🌈 .power on Kulas, Mama Rose 🌹 and everyone Coz God loves us.stay safe ,faith in God always 🙏💞💞💞🇯🇵🇵🇭
I hope you can slow the process for long enough for the currents to change and the beach to accumulate again. Coastlines are dynamic especially sand beach coasts. They're made up of sources and sinks, unfortunately your beach is currently a source. Have you checked the sandbank at the river mouth? If its growing, that's the sink where your beach sand is being deposited. Incidentally, digging the sand for your bags in front of where your bags are speeds up the erosion sa it allows deeper water and therefore more wave action to access the base of your bags. If using sand bags is your only option, take the sand from down flow of the current so you you'll actually bringing your sand back. The most effective way though to slow this down is a bank of rocks that is high enough to be above the waves and extending far enough out to dissipate the wave energy. Its called a revetment. Good luck!
@@BecomingFilipino you're welcome Kulas, I knew my geography degree would prove useful one day lol. Incidentally, I live up the coast from you near Bislig.
Yes big rocks is what our park guys was using to stop the erosion but in the end they took it all out and dumped trucks of gravel and sand . It’s works and it turned out to be a good beach for years now of all the weather changes .
you lost your investment there kulas is better to sale the property ASAP...dont waste your money their ...get advice from land developer or geologist next time you bought a beach land ok
@@BecomingFilipino yes Kulas, mama Rose and You should think the best is to build a seawall out of ROCKS , a bit sacrifice in money matters but it is safe. Insted of concrete but using rocks is another option.. stay Safe everyone. Watching from Melbourne, VIC. AUS..
hello kulas... always watching your video her in macau.more video of jun² plz.. gwafooo kasi.. salamat sa mga videos n miss n nko ang mindanao specially davao, tagum cateel bangga, compostela...
It's not only in your place. We have the same problems here in Masbate. The sea is taking back the land and if you don't protect it by a wall it will continue because the sea level will increase and you can't stop it. It was before only every 10 years but due to global warming it will be much more frequent.
Hi Kulas, I did mention to your previous vlog to plant Mangrove trees that will protect Mama Rose place, your place and everybody in Cateel living near the beach.
Watermelon, we call it Sandya in Ilocano.... Good evening 🇺🇸 Good afternoon Kulas, Mama Rose, Mc' Gyver "son of Mama Rose) Kumar, Jondee, Jun Jun, Mr.Green thumb... Sorry I forgot his name... SingleEngineer et al❣️ Kudos to the Cateel community workers too. Keep safe... Take care❣️ be prepared as always❣️ Praying for your safety and guidance❣️ God bless❣️ 🙏🙏🙏💪💪💪
Best wishes and hope you get it sorted soon.. That ocean is angry.. Time to pay it homage.. We use massive boulders or concrete structures to break down the raging waters.. God bless to you all and pray mamma rose dont have to many issues with the tides... Positive island vibes.. yeah it sux but it is what it is till it isn't
Your Channel is really becoming Filipino !! You band w the locals and eat local foods. The other channels don't do that. They go to Starbucks and High end restaurants. Those are stuff we don't want to see !!! Keep it up !!
Mama Rose did a fantastic job 👍👍 but all of us must have a positive attitude, we can’t fight “ MOTHER NATURE”all we can do is pray and do best…🤞🤞🤞GOD BLESS EVERYONE 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you for Doing things that makes everything better🤝 I hope one day most if not everyone in our community help you with financial and personal help, because what you're doing now is a big help in our Environmental problems that needs immediate attention. So thank you so much 🤝👍👍👍
That is one problem about building a home near the beach.but it is was it is.i guess that's what they called bitting the bullet.what is important,everyone is still in high spirit despite what happened.POWER ON.
Amihan waves are hitting the shores in Cateel at an angle carrying sand in the backwash and resulting in erosion. More sandbags then leave them there and in the future when the beach is back, just cover the sacks with soil and sand. Concreting a beachfront makes it unsightly. Gusto nako makita ang concrete house sa imong next video. Salamat!
The sea has given you much joy over the years. Swimming, surfing, transportation, providing you with fish to eat, beautiful sunrises 🌅. But sometimes it will also take. It's like Yin and Yang ☯️. The bad times are what make the good times good. Enjoy every day, because nothing is forever. This is what I learned from Filipino mindset and from your vlogs too Kulas. Mama Rose knows it. 🍀🌅👍
Yes please stop and eat at the Carinderias They are the best. When I'm in the Philippines it is a must. The food is so good and the price is cheap. So support them please and help them keep going for everyone. It is something that I can't imagine not having for the people there. My father In-laws friend made the best duck dinuguan and I keep thinking of it and can't wait to have it again. Also miss sitting with family and friends drinking and eating Kinilaw. Hoping to move there maybe in the next 10 years but prey something happens to allow us to make it sooner. Take care and hope that things will be good for all. May the currents change and leave all the good people safe and secure back home.
Don't build house near the edge of the sea.. there is time it will deform. It's like the river there is a deformation especially rainy season. And there is a possibility you get problem.. stay safe guys God Bless!! Lami ng coconut it with red sugar kalamay...
Kulas you cannot do it alone. You need to raise this issue immediately and ask the help from the local government. The Duterte administration is looking for local government projects to finance. A seawall needs to be constructed along the shore line. The local government will be willing to sponsor this project. There are so many seawall construction projects ongoing throughout the Philippines.
Hello Kulas heres Julieta from Digos City What you are going to do is to build a sea wall cemented with steel bars of course it will not work with the sack of sand coz the current bring the sand away cause of strong waves and current
Start planting mangrooves kulas, start now and see the difference rather than placing sacks of sand or stone,even building concrete wall will not help much, soil eroded but mangrooves multiply. It really helps.
i will be there in september because i am from compostela not too far from cateel. in fact one of my sister was born in cateel. see you mama rose and kulas soon.
As a professional land developer here in the US and looking at your area from drone footage. I hope you understand that your area is actually a giant sand bar, dirt/sand deposited by the river and shaped by the ocean waves. It is constantly changing and evolving through time. It will either get bigger in the future or get wiped out by mother nature. These type of peninsula is common here in the US throughout all the coastline. Without manmade protection, you are very venerable to losing your land/house. The government needs to implement a seawall and or a wave breaker to reduce the erosion. This is why professional land developers and soil engineers exist, to prevent these types of disasters from happening and destroying million dollar houses here in the US. Sand bags are a short term solution. You need to bring in 5-10 ton boulders arrange in an interlocking formation (this is probably the cheapest option, but will still cost a lot of money) if you want to protect your house and property in the future. In retrospect, after 30+ years in business, there is no such thing as 100% nature proof that will last forever. Mother nature always wins in the end. We just hope it last long enough for us to enjoy and get our moneys worth before she claims it all back. Good luck and stay safe.
Yes i agree, this idea is the best build a seawall would be the best so far. IT cost a fortune but 100% guaranteed and Safe.
Effective boulders just like ours
i agree...Kulas notice and see videos of those interlocking boulders put in place at Manila Bay...
You need a long seawall as the water will go around it
Your looking at homes along the shoreline. I live inland. I spent a few months with the American Red Cross helping those victims of Hurricane Sandy when it engulfed NYC as well as those homes within reach of the shore. The state did a beach replenishment program by the Corp of Engineers for the benefit of those who had homes by the water. As stated previously I choose not to live so close to the water for obvious reasons.. Even the seawall did not hold back the hurricane when it breached the seawall from Monmouth Beach to Seabright. The state made homeowners who built within a specific mile radius of the ocean to elevate their homes in order to qualify for flood insurance. The eastern USA is pleagued with hurricanes which forms off the coast of Africa and makes its way to eastward, Its like a crapshoot never knowing when one might make its way up the coast. Many hit Florida and others usually clip the Carolinas and others veer right back out into the Atlantic.. My point is that building on the ocean can have devastating consequences which could be avoided by restrictions on building so close to the ocean.
This is why I live in Barangay Lumbia uphill in Cagayan De Oro. Being Aussie, of course I love the beach, but I know anywhere on the east coast of Mindanao or any of the other islands in the Mindanao group, and in the eastern part of the Visayas, are always in danger of erosion in times of heavy rain and strong tides. Of course typhoons are even more of a threat in those locations. It just so happens that a low pressure system is heading your way at the moment. I hope your temporary measure is successful Kulas!
Start planting mangrove trees to fight the erosion..
Once again I commend your positive attitude against adversity. I hope and pray the rip tide will subside before any serious permanent damage is incurred. If a positive attitude is what wins the day, you will definitely survive. God bless and protect you during this time of great need.
The best solution is not concrete seawall because it will be very expensive. Please research about GABIONS, thats what we were using in Saudi Arabia for slope protection and lined canals. It’s less expensive if you have good source of medium size rocks to fill the gabion wire cages.
angd also illegal.
Sorry to see the damage to your property and that of mama Rose. I think you may have to consider what “Single Engineer” suggested and put in a concrete ocean frontage. Power on. 🤙🏽
Nahhh.... That just means well gonna die soon.... That's the only explanation for that... Don't waste your time building breakwaters... Just enjoy the ocean while you can..
Or just go and migrate to China...it's good here and the lands are cheap... Philippines lands are fake...they disappear like yours ..and earth quakes and typhoons are always happening there...also many rebels and dirty people...it's a third world country what else do you expect...
Please make a video that the Philippines Islands are sinking now ... That will caught everyone's attention....😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Gotta love mama Rose! You two are the same. Always looking for the positive. I hope the tides change soon. Best wishes!
During typhoon Odette, there was a town in siargao island that experienced minimal damage because they have mangroves along their coastline.
Mangroves do not grow in just a few days...it takes YEARS! That is why I admire towns which did not cut down their mangrove forests
I’ve been to that town. It’s on the opposite side of the island from General Luna and did not take a direct hit by a storm surge. The wind did kick their butts though.
mangroves saved our place too🙂
Del Carmen is name of it.
Mangroves are the heroes of the world 😊
the ocean is taking its own territory. Oh oh. looks like what happening in Micronesian Islands. The sea will swallow up the island. Not a good location to build a new housing structures. Good luck more power to Sir Kulas. Say a prayer.
ganda ng mga tanim nyong coconut sa backyard.wow di na kayo nabili ng buko.
That's actually happening everywhere. When I was living in Hawaii.
All the expensive coastal properties, were losing their backyards and beaches.
Global warming melting a lot of the glaciers from the north and south pole, are causing the ocean to rise.
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I second the "not" motion...
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@nashkita77 uh...yea
Oh my goodness! My husband and I just rewatched the vlog from Jan 4, 2022. Mother Nature just took a big chunk of the shoreline. Be safe! Hugs to Mama Rose❤️
Kulas you're one of the most optimistic person, Grabe ka Positibo maka inspire labi na sa same namo na apektado sa bagyong odette.. Life must go on sama sa ingon nin u ni Mama Rose. Salamat nin u. Fighting and power on! 😊❤️
Amping mo Kulas and as well as Mommy Rose❤. Very sad to see your place. Hope things will be better soon. But you all still smiling. Power on! Watching from Oslo Norway.
Good morning. Higher water levels. So shocking to see the loss of your land. Very scary the erosion. Mama Rose is lovely. Bless her. I hope all your properties will be ok.
Thank you, Daddy. 😁😂So funny. Love the new hanging chair. So relaxing. Have a great weekend. Power on.
Pakwan is also called Sandia in Ilocano
Wow . Fighting mother nature is a difficult battle for sure. Drone shots are amazing ! Mama Rose is so cool too !
I LOVE ❤️ yours, Mama Rose and McGyver’s attitude. Continue to be positive. Keep on SMILING no matter what. That last drone shot along with the background music was perfect to end your vlog.
Bummer about the erosion problems. Erosion is a huge problem in some parts of Nova Scotia. They dump piles of granite rock here and it works great. We have lost many beautiful landmarks in the Maritimes due to erosion.
Agree! Carinderia food is the best. Praying and hoping that the situation in your beachfront will get better soon. Keep the positive vibes alive. POWER ON!😊
There is one method of protecting your land: it is by using gabion. These are wire mesh that is formed into box shape and filled up with boulders. These are lined up along the edge of the shoreline. Although these are not permanent solution, it will help protect the shoreline until a sea wall is constructed in your area.
Gabion basket method
Keep safe Kulas, Mama Rose and the rest of the team. God bless po.
Filipinos are resilient. mama Rose and Mike still sounds so positive despite of the situation.
Omg. Take care, get creative and get to work. Power on! Mama Nature is ultimately in control. And she pr!!!ovides for us...So, the ocean makes things difficult....and she gives us food and beauty! Power on!!! Massive blessings, energy and grow! Much love, vibes and rock on.
Good to see Cateel area not affected by typhoon Odette. Keep vlogging and always watching...
You’re right. It’s been happening for years now and will continue to do so as the world is changing so much in such a short time. ❤️
Take care and be safe. Sending thoughts and prayers from 🇨🇦.
In my place, Zambo sur, we call water melon as “sandiya”.
Good luck fighting mother nature
It's definitely sad bro but that's Life. Still think Positive always. Power On
We also call Watermelon as Pakwan here in Cebu.
I really enjoy your videos... It is as if I am there experiencing your experiences....you changed my wrong impression of Mindanao...
I hope the wall holds after all of that work. ... MaMa Rose is a sweetheart!
mommy rose is very strong person and fighter
Sad to see your land is eroding so fast. Your only options I guess is to build a sea wall .
So heartbreaking of what happened there right now kulas… amping mong tanan diha
That is what i'm thinking when you bought the land very near the beach, coastline. If it's summer it's okay its lowtide, but what will happen when its hightide or there's a typhoon. Hope the community find a long term solution not a temporary fix. Great to see Kulas crew, always bring positive vibes.
Make a video about the Philippines is sinking .....many will watch that ..!
J,,, 🤣🤣😋
Be alert always mama rose ,kulas and all the people out there ✌️
So so so sad for you all can't you build a big wall along the cost to protect good luck boys you can try but try love Rose ❤
Ask expert if planting mangroves can help...it helped a lot from other province during typhoon surge.
In ilokano watermelon is atimon, sometimes we also use sandia
Hey Kulas!! 👋
I've slowed down on TH-cam over the past few months but it's great to be back and see everyone. 😄
Wow, what a crazy thing happening to the coast 😱
I hope y'all can find a permanent solution and above all, stay safe 🙏
Nice to see Jonjon again. This time with the gang. Hope he can visit Aliwagwag and Asik Asik falls.
Oh man. That sucks! Hope mother nature settles down and gives you back your beach.
Wow, Mama Rose it was trivia for me. I learned now how to detect that summer is here already.
It's ok everything will be ok happy to see mama Rose with Kulas ♥️♥️ keep safe always guy's ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hope you consider putting sea wall on your property kulas. Keep safe always. Power on
It’s sad 🙁🙁 but the positivity is there🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Bless you Mama Rose , Kulas and the gang . Power on 🤙🏻🤙🏻
You guys up there take care and be safe.
Take care Mama Rose 🌹
🙏 for you and mama Rose... That's just part of living near the beach.
Everything has a purpose just go with the flow
Nice jojon is back I love that cool man
"Power on" it's mother nature. 🙏🙏be safe always.
Glad the function hall still there..its akready March ..summer is on the way
Yes, we call it SANDIYA hindi pakwan in Mindanao..
Yes, that's too bad it's happening, but it is what it is; need either seawall or a bunch of boulders for further erosion. Stay safe, all!
We cannot control The Gods of nature, the ocean but we Filipinos are very resilient and a fighter,always ready to accept an obstacle coz it’s part of life .And there is always a silver lining in every rainbows 🌈 .power on Kulas, Mama Rose 🌹 and everyone Coz God loves us.stay safe ,faith in God always 🙏💞💞💞🇯🇵🇵🇭
Sandeya! Bisayan term for pakwan😀
Have a nice saturday everyone!😁
Cateel good morning! Good morning ng sir Kyle!
I hope you can slow the process for long enough for the currents to change and the beach to accumulate again. Coastlines are dynamic especially sand beach coasts. They're made up of sources and sinks, unfortunately your beach is currently a source. Have you checked the sandbank at the river mouth? If its growing, that's the sink where your beach sand is being deposited. Incidentally, digging the sand for your bags in front of where your bags are speeds up the erosion sa it allows deeper water and therefore more wave action to access the base of your bags. If using sand bags is your only option, take the sand from down flow of the current so you you'll actually bringing your sand back. The most effective way though to slow this down is a bank of rocks that is high enough to be above the waves and extending far enough out to dissipate the wave energy. Its called a revetment. Good luck!
Thanks for all the info!
@@BecomingFilipino you're welcome Kulas, I knew my geography degree would prove useful one day lol. Incidentally, I live up the coast from you near Bislig.
Yes big rocks is what our park guys was using to stop the erosion but in the end they took it all out and dumped trucks of gravel and sand . It’s works and it turned out to be a good beach for years now of all the weather changes .
you lost your investment there kulas is better to sale the property ASAP...dont waste your money their ...get advice from land developer or geologist next time you bought a beach land ok
@@BecomingFilipino yes Kulas, mama Rose and You should think the best is to build a seawall out of ROCKS , a bit sacrifice in money matters but it is safe. Insted of concrete but using rocks is another option.. stay Safe everyone. Watching from Melbourne, VIC. AUS..
hello kulas... always watching your video her in macau.more video of jun² plz.. gwafooo kasi.. salamat sa mga videos n miss n nko ang mindanao specially davao, tagum cateel bangga, compostela...
Hi Kulas, here in Cagayan Valley we also call watermelon "sandiya" in our dialect Itawes...
Good morning Kyle"Kulas"😊Cool beach land vlog😊another relaxing day in Cateel 😊Thank you for sharing 😊
Find out with Single Engineer if riprap might help slow down erosion. Good luck to you and mama Rose.
Every upset is an opportunity to build resilience.
It's not only in your place. We have the same problems here in Masbate. The sea is taking back the land and if you don't protect it by a wall it will continue because the sea level will increase and you can't stop it. It was before only every 10 years but due to global warming it will be much more frequent.
Make a video the Philippines is sinking .many will watch 😁
Hi Kulas, I did mention to your previous vlog to plant Mangrove trees that will protect Mama Rose place, your place and everybody in Cateel living near the beach.
17:55 Is that the Philippines' version of groundhog day? Whatcha'all think?
You should be using stone boulders instead of the beach sand. Keep safe Kulas and MA2 Rose. God bless.
Gotta love the Filipino spirit in the face of adversity.
Watermelon, we call it Sandya in Ilocano.... Good evening 🇺🇸 Good afternoon Kulas, Mama Rose, Mc' Gyver "son of Mama Rose) Kumar, Jondee, Jun Jun, Mr.Green thumb... Sorry I forgot his name... SingleEngineer et al❣️ Kudos to the Cateel community workers too. Keep safe... Take care❣️ be prepared as always❣️ Praying for your safety and guidance❣️ God bless❣️ 🙏🙏🙏💪💪💪
Best wishes and hope you get it sorted soon.. That ocean is angry.. Time to pay it homage..
We use massive boulders or concrete structures to break down the raging waters..
God bless to you all and pray mamma rose dont have to many issues with the tides... Positive island vibes.. yeah it sux but it is what it is till it isn't
Hello Kulas I think the best way on your area is to plant mangrove trees that will help to prevent eating the front shore line
Your Channel is really becoming Filipino !! You band w the locals and eat local foods. The other channels don't do that. They go to Starbucks and High end restaurants. Those are stuff we don't want to see !!! Keep it up !!
Well, not just his channel. He himself, he’ll be Filipino (acquired) soon. Which I approve. In case you didn’t know yet.
@@FilmanSantiago I'm just pointing out his channel is more filipino than other Vlogs..Stop being a smart a$$..M0r0n..
Kulas is a pilipino citizens now the papers is a official pinoy love ❤ 😍 💖 kulas
Be safe every one God bless po
Mama Rose did a fantastic job 👍👍 but all of us must have a positive attitude, we can’t fight “ MOTHER NATURE”all we can do is pray and do best…🤞🤞🤞GOD BLESS EVERYONE 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you for Doing things that makes everything better🤝 I hope one day most if not everyone in our community help you with financial and personal help, because what you're doing now is a big help in our Environmental problems that needs immediate attention. So thank you so much 🤝👍👍👍
Stay strong guys...
Keep safe everyone ❤️
❤️❤️❤️
Power on 👊👊 kulas
Road to 1m 💪🏻💪🏻
So sad of what happened to your beach front and also with Mama Rose… 😢
That is one problem about building a home near the beach.but it is was it is.i guess that's what they called bitting the bullet.what is important,everyone is still in high spirit despite what happened.POWER ON.
Sandeya is pakwan also in Bicol.
Amihan waves are hitting the shores in Cateel at an angle carrying sand in the backwash and resulting in erosion. More sandbags then leave them there and in the future when the beach is back, just cover the sacks with soil and sand. Concreting a beachfront makes it unsightly. Gusto nako makita ang concrete house sa imong next video. Salamat!
The sea has given you much joy over the years. Swimming, surfing, transportation, providing you with fish to eat, beautiful sunrises 🌅. But sometimes it will also take. It's like Yin and Yang ☯️. The bad times are what make the good times good. Enjoy every day, because nothing is forever. This is what I learned from Filipino mindset and from your vlogs too Kulas. Mama Rose knows it. 🍀🌅👍
Yes please stop and eat at the Carinderias They are the best. When I'm in the Philippines it is a must. The food is so good and the price is cheap. So support them please and help them keep going for everyone. It is something that I can't imagine not having for the people there. My father In-laws friend made the best duck dinuguan and I keep thinking of it and can't wait to have it again. Also miss sitting with family and friends drinking and eating Kinilaw. Hoping to move there maybe in the next 10 years but prey something happens to allow us to make it sooner. Take care and hope that things will be good for all. May the currents change and leave all the good people safe and secure back home.
Gotta love the carinderias
English- Watermelon 🍉
Tagalog- Pakwan🍉
Bisaya- Sandeya🍉
Just epic
Wow may be Truth Mama Rose said build slider on your beach front 🙏🙏🙏
Had it ever been that close to the property ever?
Hola buenas noches desde Argentina te saludo bendiciones junto a tú pareja ella es muy bella saludo también
Sandya also in Ilokano.
Don't build house near the edge of the sea.. there is time it will deform. It's like the river there is a deformation especially rainy season. And there is a possibility you get problem.. stay safe guys God Bless!! Lami ng coconut it with red sugar kalamay...
Kulas you cannot do it alone. You need to raise this issue immediately and ask the help from the local government. The Duterte administration is looking for local government projects to finance. A seawall needs to be constructed along the shore line. The local government will be willing to sponsor this project. There are so many seawall construction projects ongoing throughout the Philippines.
What if the local government is the problem itself?
Hello Kulas heres Julieta from Digos City What you are going to do is to build a sea wall cemented with steel bars of course it will not work with the sack of sand coz the current bring the sand away cause of strong waves and current
Start planting mangrooves kulas, start now and see the difference rather than placing sacks of sand or stone,even building concrete wall will not help much, soil eroded but mangrooves multiply. It really helps.
Stay safe.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
i will be there in september because i am from compostela not too far from cateel. in fact one of my sister was born in cateel. see you mama rose and kulas soon.
watir milon! :p honestly bisaya kung dako pero wa jd ko kahbaw 😁
You have to make a riprap or better a concrete sea wall kulas to prevent erosion