Not a surprise really :) Unclogging something just to watch that massive amount of have finally have a way to go with noticable strenght is exciting. It's like releasing the nature power from the shackles.
On the other hand ... all these drains we built to dry out farmland or for houses or whatever, is one of the reasons groundwater levels are dropping. The water no longer sits and filters down. I inherited the family farm, and a pump brings up water from below and then my SEPTIC tank puts it back. With added nutrients!
i only come back to this channel every once in a while, and it's crazy how much more comfortable he sounds on camera and how much better the production feels watching both sides at once.
seriously same i havent seen a video from this channel in what feels like (and totally might be) years, the quality change is astounding and you can tell the confidence in his voice has improved like crazy, im kinda proud to have been subscribed to this channel for so long lol
seriously that’s so adorable he went and got some new hunter boots lol and he was saying they aren’t comfy i feel you i used to have some when i was younger. petition to get him every color !!!
Totally agree, but I think there's more to that. IMO Post 10's secret recipe consists of: - child-like joy over minuscule things like whirlpools and strong currents/ gushes of water - taking himself and his hobby a little bit too serious like a teenager - focus, dedication and pride for performing community service like a soldier and lastly - disdain for the incompetence of governmental services like a middle-aged man ... there's something for everyone!
RUclips hated showing the rocks in the water, it was a blocky mess of bad compression, you should try upscaling to 4k 60fps before you upload, even if you record in 1080p
My dude a blocked culvert flooded a bunch of houses in a place called Heathfield, East Sussex, UK, it was shocking how bad it got and ruined gardens and homes including a couple who had just moved in and a couple who had just fixed up their garden as the wife had terminal cancer and she wanted somewhere nice to rest at home. This work you're doing is potentially saving similar horrible results - good man!
All my childhood I loved watching water flow, unblocking rivers, remove large rocks and watch water change the course of it's flow. I'm so happy that I found this channel.
Инструменты ему надо дать подходящие. Кусты и ветки лезут в глаза, а можно их подрезать. А зачем скидывать ветки и бревна в канал? Можно же их по бокам раскидать. Так он засорил дальше русло ручья. В другом месте скопится мусор
I like your new boots. That's as close as you can get to chest waders without the danger of flooding. What a fun video! It tickles all of us, I'm sure, when you say stuff like, "Oh Wow! There's 2 culverts! Two huge culverts! This is gonna be fun!"
@@tracybowling1156 I watch em while doing dishes at night. Set the phone against the window over the sink. Something.. complementary? Zen, even, watching cleaning while cleaning.
I really hope you channel grows faster and faster. Because you're helping out society by donating your time. It's fortuitous that people like me find these videos fascinating, because it allows you to earn an income while helping out society which is win freaking win as far as I'm concerned. Keep up the great hard work and great content!
Reminds me of "Unclogging Massive Clog From Giant Thick Cast-Iron Culverts" from almost a year ago (which is one of if not my favorite video of yours) a little. Keep up the good work!
Post 10 is really the community's hero everywhere he goes! Keeping the New England states beautiful and pristine!! Love the content and keep making these amazing videos!! Maine the way life should be....because of people like you!!!
If I could there’s nothing more I’d love to do than spend a Saturday with you clearing out culverts. Your wisdom far outweighs your years and I think certainly you were a DOT civil engineer in a past life 😆
love how excited you sound when you realize exactly how bad it is. you're living your best life out here and I respect you for it. also love the two different angles at the same time, makes it so much cooler to watch! keep up the good work
I am so terrified of open water; lakes, ponds, rivers, ocean, even tiny streams like this. And the culvert thing scares me so so sooo much. Yet I can't stop watching your videos because they're strangely therapeutic. Good job you 💪 Hope your new boots get more comfy!
I think the rocks tumbling down there are eroding the culverts. Seems like a lot of them are moving through over time hence the buildup of stones and dirt on the entrance on the right side.
I've been watching for about a year. Love your love of nature and waterways. I live in the Central Valley in California. Got about 8 days of rain this year. Love to see you helping and educating us on water management. 🙂💧
Loved watching this. My husband also does the same thing. After a storm he unblocks sewer holes along the roads and there is a large creek that gets really high that he unblocks too. Before the city trimmed the many trees along the banks, and old roots, he waded and removed huge fallen branches from culverts. He is a retired forestry firefighter of 24 years, so is familiar with wilderness. The water runs freely only till next time. Thank you for this video.
An inspirational human being. If there were more like you, the world would be a brighter place. You know what you’re doing but please, young man, be wary of the siphon you create when doing these. They are dangerous and nearly always fatal x
I just want to thank you for your videos. You taught me how to clear the culvert on my property that was washing out my driveway and large front yard. The utility company in my area wouldn’t help me. I was looking at a large contractor expense until I found your videos. Thank you so much!!!
Post 10 and that trusty famous rake. Great job done by Post ensuring that the culvert is free of debris. Those culvert tunnels were ripe for Black Widow spiders just the sort of environment they like. This was no barrier to Post 10 however and he just ploughed on through anyway.👍
@@Deckzwabber thinking the same! If post10 ever retires from this lets hope he donates that rake to some place that shows what a single man with quite a simple rake can do for waterways to work.
Something like what the person is doing is one of those things that is not the “usual sort of thing” you see people doing. If my eyes were opened to just what are the usual things you see people doing, I’d be shocked. Just what are some of the things that are classed as “usual”? Sunbathing, dating, snorkeling, scuba diving, tennis, just to list a few.
Just an FYI from someone who used to clean these sections for a living, don't throw large amounts of debris down the culvert. If the flow isn't strong it will just come to rest in the centre and make a future clean up crew's life a pain. Take them out and pile them back a few feet from the entrance so they don't fall back in and the crew will see it and clean it up.
Yes Gary. Attention must be paid . The comment referred to blocking any culvert where there is not sufficient flow to carry the detritus through, not this particular one. I was also not happy seeing the large branches being put through. Great enthusiasm though, great worker.
@@Obvious666 I've watched more of his videos than I care to admit and he does know what he is doing. Water flow through the culvert gets mentioned regularly. He also points out the dangers of clearing blockages and doesn't recommend people who don't know what they are doing copy him.
@@jtfikedid you not watch the video? He goes and clears them up at the end. Clearly was confident the flow would carry the logs through to the end of the culvert,where he then could clear it up.
post 10, I have watched all of your unclogging videos. This one by far, is THE BEST of them all. Such a satisfying and relaxing watch. Keep these coming! Oh, and hello ghost 10! Thank you for sharing this. Have a great day.
I used to be the same way. Any time I saw something blocking a water pathway, i unclogged it. Love the simplicity, yet helpful way you’re helping your community.
That was an insanely massive clog. Thanks for putting in all the hard work for the safety of the road and our entertainment! I'm glad I get to watch videos like this on RUclips. Where I live, it only rains a few days a year, and less than a combined 13 inches over the year. I love the rain, and videos like this let me see what can't happen here. On another note, I think RUclips dropped their bitrate quite a bit over the past year or 2. Any chance you could export as like 1440p or 4k? It'll make sure RUclips doesn't crush the bitrate on the flowing water. I understand if you don't want to. I've done video editing for quite a few years, and bumping up to 4k took quite a bit more render time
NH has a blight. One culvert out of order. Not significant compared to surrounding states. Just the awesome work of Post 10. Who does not allow for one culvert to go unnoticed. Will be nice to see NH pay a little attention to this one. This will surely be a great day seeing this culvert get the attention it deserves. ♥️🇺🇸♥️ Most beautiful, the way it was constructed.
@@MonkeyJedi99 Yeah in the right habitat I think a ball like that could emerge in a couple of months or a season at the most. Especially if the surrounding fields get slurried. After all thats what willow bed water filtration relies on.
Pure 'Neglect' 22:47 I love these videos, I did enjoy this in particular. I bought a rake, thanks to you but California has awesome drain and culvert systems. So satisfying to see you get to unclog debris and get it flowing. Awesome job Post!
@@chrisryan5339 ah yes, we just had rain 1 entire day. Now they are announcing high 90's for 3 consecutive days. 😞 Love rainy seasons. Even if it's for 1 day lol
I remember stumbling across your channel many many years ago and had a binge for a week or two. Now youtube has started pushing them on my feed and to see you have innovated this much with the dual cam and timelapses etc is just wonderfull. Good to see your channel is growing. Guess this is a testiment to "keep doing what you like and people will watch it" that some people keep saying!
Flowing like a river indeed! That was a good one for sure, wish I was there to give you a hand with the second culvert I'm sure we could tackle it with no problem. Cool video 😎👍
The fact that I know you drive for hours doing this, and that it can be very boring work, that you have (what I believe to be) your girl with you by your side is probably the best thing I've seen all week.
Enjoyable vids: Always fun to watch others work. Just one point which many of you may find weird in the USA - Here in the UK was are slowly re-introducing beavers into the wild with some great success. Beavers were wiped out in the UK up to about 150 years ago. The damage by not having them has been immense and where they have been introduced that have prevented flood damage to communities down stream of the damn they have built.
Sadly our 'powers that be' sneakily announced last week (3rd Sept 2022) that they're going to allow English farmers to use 'lethal force' on beavers if they 'threaten their crops or land' (which is like saying 'if you feel like it' in government speak). Only a month ago they announced they will be giving them full protection status from October. It's crazy! 😔
They are starting to reintroduce beavers in some areas in the us where the drought has been bad. They have decided that the beaver ponds are a big help against the drought.
As always, terrific job ! I was fascinated by that beautiful masonry work around the culvert. Any idea when they were built ? I so enjoy your videos. They remind me of one of the happiest part of my childhood, growing up next to the Newark, NJ watershed land.
What keeps beavers from clogging a culvert? U said 130lb beaver? HolyMoly! Never seen a beaver, I’m from Texas. I enjoyed watching you. Thanks Pamela Self
Seeing the girl sitting behind camera 2 when you came out of the culvert was the most unexpected thing of the whole video. But I understand her very well. After all, I have been watching your videos for hours and hours at a time.
The DoT up there must've ignored this one for quite a while to have so much debris pile up that it essentially made the other culvert vanish; it had multiple tree logs in it, and I can't imagine those things drop into a river every day. That looks like months, if not years, of pile up, considering how rotten the logs were. The other culvert looked relatively unobstructed, so maybe the DoT thought that so long as at least one was relatively clear, the other one didn't matter.
I’ve always been super scared of these things because when I was like 5 my cousins friend thought it would be a good idea to try and swim through one like a waterslide without checking that it was passable. Respect the strength of water people
There is a huge one in Salt Lake. People put a board in front of it to let water build up, then they yank the board, and you go flying through on an innertube. Pretty popular in the summer. :) Many people have drowned in the rock pool at the end of tge chute during storm season though. It's in a dog park, and people will let their dogs play in it when water is running fast, then they jump in to save the dog and drown. Pretty tragic, but preventable just by using your brain...
Willow trees have an amazing life force. Just a broken branch will sprout roots and grow into a sizable bush in a few seasons if it falls on the right spot. Such as a nice moist pile of half rotten leaves in front of a clogged culvert. And here it seems to be a whole tree that washed down the stream
There’s a second camera person! 18’26”! I just assumed you set up a tripod and left a second camera to go until you picked it up. My minds unreasonably blown that there’s a second team member!
I enjoy your work. Obviously so do you. Thanks . You have made me more aware of culverts, their workings, and their importance. Brings to mind a Poem by Robert Frost - "The Pasture" I'm going out to clean the pasture spring; I'll only stop to rake the leaves away (And wait to watch the water clear, I may): I sha'n't be gone long.-You come too.
It is great to see people like you who care about roadways, etc. I do wonder why you have not gotten a battery operated reciprocating saw with a car charger. Would have come in handy with that root ball. Keep it up!
Hey, aren't you worried that by pushing through so many logs that they won't just catch on something later and cause a clog or a build up downstream? If it's nearer a smaller road or a residential area then could that be more detrimental than say this one is? Love your videos, keep it up! From the UK *EDIT* OK you literally mentioned that for this one it'll be OK due to the bridges and not really any other culverts, but my question was realting to over videos and other culverts? Or is that just making sure there's always more for you to unclog? :P
well realistically culverts are always going to get clogged eventually, and pushing some logs through will probably not lead to another clog, because clogs like this take lots of material and time, and when you shove it through like this, it gets dispersed downstream over a large distance. Also, these larget culverts almost never lead into long narrow ditches, these are build for larger reliefs and bypasses, where a few big logs won't hurt a thing. Anything small enough for this to have a major effect he wouldn't be able to get these logs through in the first place lol
if there is a long enough stretch of river and water, the logs will be waterlogged and sink to the bottom and decompose. so not a major problem downstream.
" Twin sisters " i would say ... glad to see you back in the old routine. Can't wait for the flooded roads with unclogging storm drains grates. Those whirlpools and gurglings are so satisfying.
Damn, some of those old trees were pretty compacted into the surrounding dirt. Looks like they'd been there awhile. Satisfying as always ❤️ Edit: 5 years? Wow... Kudos to you sir
You are my new favorite channel. Question for you - if/when you come across something such as this where you cannot clear it by hand, do you contact the local department of public works that does maintain these things so they can clear it? If/when you do, would you be allowed to film and post that content as well? I'd be fascinated to see a follow up on a situation such as this one. Have a blessed day - you do amazing work!!
I just watched a man clean a ditch for 26 minutes… and I wish I was there in person.
welcome to the post10 experience friend XD
Yeah. Been watching post a long time now. I'm still unsure as to why...
@Rhiannon Edwards based
Lol, why do I love watching this😅
@@ballistixwearesilent5576 My theory is that he's secretly brainwashing us with subliminal messages, but I for one welcome Post10 as our new overlord.
The enthusiasm for cleaning culverts is infectious, I must admit.
I used to share the same excitement for your content.
Not a surprise really :) Unclogging something just to watch that massive amount of have finally have a way to go with noticable strenght is exciting. It's like releasing the nature power from the shackles.
On the other hand ... all these drains we built to dry out farmland or for houses or whatever, is one of the reasons groundwater levels are dropping. The water no longer sits and filters down.
I inherited the family farm, and a pump brings up water from below and then my SEPTIC tank puts it back. With added nutrients!
I agree. I have a duty now
i only come back to this channel every once in a while, and it's crazy how much more comfortable he sounds on camera and how much better the production feels watching both sides at once.
seriously same i havent seen a video from this channel in what feels like (and totally might be) years, the quality change is astounding and you can tell the confidence in his voice has improved like crazy, im kinda proud to have been subscribed to this channel for so long lol
How is the connections between the two culverts done?
@@howdieall a... tube?
Thanks 😊 💯❤
@@howdieall It's just one long culvert that goes all the way through they're pretty massive.
As a supervisor for a county road department I wish I could find one employee as motivated as this guy! Great work! Stay motivated and be safe!!
Those employees are usually over 30
PAY THEM A LIVING WAGE?
@@Jijhebtmijnnaamnietnodig You seriously think road crews get paid MINIMUM wage Mum? Boo-boo those guys make well over "a living wage"
@@Jijhebtmijnnaamnietnodig Imbecile.
He needs to be a supervisor somewhere...
I love this guy! I vote we start a gofundme for this guy so we can buy him any tool he wants!
We need post10 merchandise!
Seriously I’d put into a gofundme to buy him a little used John Deere or Bobcat personal excavator I see on other channels. They are awesome looking
I say let the state know he's available to start work,,yesterday! LOL
I’m in
seriously that’s so adorable he went and got some new hunter boots lol and he was saying they aren’t comfy i feel you i used to have some when i was younger. petition to get him every color !!!
I love it when someone gets excited about something they're passionate about. Thanks for sharing your passion with us!
SOME OF THEM HAVE THREE INCHES IN DIAMETER!!!
Totally agree, but I think there's more to that. IMO Post 10's secret recipe consists of:
- child-like joy over minuscule things like whirlpools and strong currents/ gushes of water
- taking himself and his hobby a little bit too serious like a teenager
- focus, dedication and pride for performing community service like a soldier
and lastly
- disdain for the incompetence of governmental services like a middle-aged man
... there's something for everyone!
@@philipphunold9836 haha, so accurate!
RUclips hated showing the rocks in the water, it was a blocky mess of bad compression, you should try upscaling to 4k 60fps before you upload, even if you record in 1080p
😎👌👁👂💯❤
My dude a blocked culvert flooded a bunch of houses in a place called Heathfield, East Sussex, UK, it was shocking how bad it got and ruined gardens and homes including a couple who had just moved in and a couple who had just fixed up their garden as the wife had terminal cancer and she wanted somewhere nice to rest at home. This work you're doing is potentially saving similar horrible results - good man!
Having footage at the other side of the culvert makes this so much more exciting, excellent work man!
All my childhood I loved watching water flow, unblocking rivers, remove large rocks and watch water change the course of it's flow. I'm so happy that I found this channel.
I really hope this channel is monetized. What a shining example of public service and how satisfying hard work can be.
Инструменты ему надо дать подходящие. Кусты и ветки лезут в глаза, а можно их подрезать. А зачем скидывать ветки и бревна в канал? Можно же их по бокам раскидать. Так он засорил дальше русло ручья. В другом месте скопится мусор
I like your new boots. That's as close as you can get to chest waders without the danger of flooding. What a fun video! It tickles all of us, I'm sure, when you say stuff like, "Oh Wow! There's 2 culverts! Two huge culverts! This is gonna be fun!"
Regarding comfort, new boots almost never feel great the first day.
The only thing better than watching a post 10 video before work is knowing that you have one to watch when you get out of work
Couldn't have said it better myself. I like to watch his videos at night when it's bedtime. It's so relaxing and I find it easy to fall asleep.
Can’t end the day without at least one unclogging …
@@karlpottie7399 I always start the day with a unlogging.
@@tracybowling1156 I watch em while doing dishes at night. Set the phone against the window over the sink. Something.. complementary? Zen, even, watching cleaning while cleaning.
@@Brew78 I get it! I so do. It's nice to have videos for making us feel happy and relaxed and content.
Yeah!!! This is my favorite kind of Post 10 content- big culvert & beaver dam clog clearing. Great way to start the day!
I just hope that nothing bad ever happens to him trying to do this, like getting sucked into a drain or waterway.
You may think of this as a hobby but your passion for it says so much more. Amazing human being!
Totally! True That
It's more than a passion, it verges on being an obsession!
I really hope you channel grows faster and faster. Because you're helping out society by donating your time. It's fortuitous that people like me find these videos fascinating, because it allows you to earn an income while helping out society which is win freaking win as far as I'm concerned. Keep up the great hard work and great content!
Reminds me of "Unclogging Massive Clog From Giant Thick Cast-Iron Culverts" from almost a year ago (which is one of if not my favorite video of yours) a little. Keep up the good work!
I love that you can see the flow in the second culvert pick up at about 12:12, so satisfying!
Post 10 is really the community's hero everywhere he goes! Keeping the New England states beautiful and pristine!! Love the content and keep making these amazing videos!! Maine the way life should be....because of people like you!!!
If I could there’s nothing more I’d love to do than spend a Saturday with you clearing out culverts. Your wisdom far outweighs your years and I think certainly you were a DOT civil engineer in a past life 😆
love how excited you sound when you realize exactly how bad it is. you're living your best life out here and I respect you for it. also love the two different angles at the same time, makes it so much cooler to watch! keep up the good work
I am so terrified of open water; lakes, ponds, rivers, ocean, even tiny streams like this. And the culvert thing scares me so so sooo much. Yet I can't stop watching your videos because they're strangely therapeutic. Good job you 💪 Hope your new boots get more comfy!
I think the rocks tumbling down there are eroding the culverts. Seems like a lot of them are moving through over time hence the buildup of stones and dirt on the entrance on the right side.
I've been watching for about a year. Love your love of nature and waterways. I live in the Central Valley in California. Got about 8 days of rain this year. Love to see you helping and educating us on water management. 🙂💧
Doesn't help when your politicians drain drinking water reservoirs and mismanage everything
Small world cuz I also live here and it’s just nice to not see Central Valley “water”
I enjoy how positive-minded Post is! It is great to be so young and so strong! Excellent work!!!
I really appreciate your knowledge of nature and science and how it all works together. You are a gem.
Your excitement is very uplifting and contagious, thank you for sharing that was very relaxing to watch!
The stacked stone arch way over the culverts is a work of art! I noticed that straight away.
Right!!
Loved watching this. My husband also does the same thing. After a storm he unblocks sewer holes along the roads and there is a large creek that gets really high that he unblocks too. Before the city trimmed the many trees along the banks, and old roots, he waded and removed huge fallen branches from culverts. He is a retired forestry firefighter of 24 years, so is familiar with wilderness. The water runs freely only till next time. Thank you for this video.
An inspirational human being. If there were more like you, the world would be a brighter place. You know what you’re doing but please, young man, be wary of the siphon you create when doing these. They are dangerous and nearly always fatal x
you can be one of them, too :)
This guy is doing a great public service and making genuinely entertaining content while doing it.
Never get bored looking at these videos and how it feels must be amazing and seeing it been cleared wow.
Would love to know if the DOT actually wound up unblocking the second culvert. Great work you're doing here!
Should have known I wasn't the only DF player who would enjoy this kind of video lol
@@DayGloOreo Aye, we definitely have a particular brand of entertainment.
He was charged with culvert clearing without a permit..
All he did was clog the opposite side. You are supposed to remove the debris not send it downstream.
@@DayGloOreo !
Always a pleasure to watch. You have a great way of keeping the action going, even when you come across a tough spot. Great job young man!
I just want to thank you for your videos. You taught me how to clear the culvert on my property that was washing out my driveway and large front yard. The utility company in my area wouldn’t help me. I was looking at a large contractor expense until I found your videos. Thank you so much!!!
So very satisfying to watch you work and “do your thing”. You are such a mine of interesting info. Respect from Western Australia!
This was one of the best culvert videos yet. Loved watching the big logs coming out the other side.
Post 10 and that trusty famous rake. Great job done by Post ensuring that the culvert is free of debris. Those culvert tunnels were ripe for Black Widow spiders just the sort of environment they like. This was no barrier to Post 10 however and he just ploughed on through anyway.👍
One day this rake will be on display in the Smithsonian
@@Deckzwabber thinking the same! If post10 ever retires from this lets hope he donates that rake to some place that shows what a single man with quite a simple rake can do for waterways to work.
Guy in slow car "why is that guy playing in the ditch by the culvert, Weird"
Something like what the person is doing is one of those things that is not the “usual sort of thing” you see people doing. If my eyes were opened to just what are the usual things you see people doing, I’d be shocked. Just what are some of the things that are classed as “usual”? Sunbathing, dating, snorkeling, scuba diving, tennis, just to list a few.
I did this stuff my entire childhood! You, my friend, had brought back many fond memories.
Just an FYI from someone who used to clean these sections for a living, don't throw large amounts of debris down the culvert. If the flow isn't strong it will just come to rest in the centre and make a future clean up crew's life a pain. Take them out and pile them back a few feet from the entrance so they don't fall back in and the crew will see it and clean it up.
I couldn't believe he was doing that. I checked the comments to see if anyone else felt the same way. Glad I'm not alone.
Yes Gary.
Attention must be paid . The comment referred to blocking any culvert where there is not sufficient flow to carry the detritus through, not this particular one. I was also not happy seeing the large branches being put through.
Great enthusiasm though, great worker.
@@Obvious666 I've watched more of his videos than I care to admit and he does know what he is doing. Water flow through the culvert gets mentioned regularly.
He also points out the dangers of clearing blockages and doesn't recommend people who don't know what they are doing copy him.
@@garyshearer0 his comment doesn’t apply. Logs can clog up in the middle any time.
@@jtfikedid you not watch the video? He goes and clears them up at the end. Clearly was confident the flow would carry the logs through to the end of the culvert,where he then could clear it up.
Good morning! 😊 It's rare that I see a new video over breakfast. Nice way to start this rainy morning. I hope you are doing well.
post 10, I have watched all of your unclogging videos. This one by far, is THE BEST of them all. Such a satisfying and relaxing watch. Keep these coming!
Oh, and hello ghost 10!
Thank you for sharing this. Have a great day.
I thought I had spotted a Ghost.
Who is ghost 10?
Way to beat the DOT! Great job! You never disappoint! Stay safe and stay healthy!
I used to be the same way. Any time I saw something blocking a water pathway, i unclogged it. Love the simplicity, yet helpful way you’re helping your community.
I think you hit the algorithm I got randomly suggested a bunch of your videos over the past week. Good luck. Enjoy the rise!
That was an insanely massive clog. Thanks for putting in all the hard work for the safety of the road and our entertainment! I'm glad I get to watch videos like this on RUclips. Where I live, it only rains a few days a year, and less than a combined 13 inches over the year. I love the rain, and videos like this let me see what can't happen here. On another note, I think RUclips dropped their bitrate quite a bit over the past year or 2. Any chance you could export as like 1440p or 4k? It'll make sure RUclips doesn't crush the bitrate on the flowing water. I understand if you don't want to. I've done video editing for quite a few years, and bumping up to 4k took quite a bit more render time
About a 3 foot clog 😮 this one is going to be tough to beat. Would definitely be nice to come back once NH digs out that right side culvert.
Willows grow back pretty quickly though.
NH has a blight. One culvert out of order. Not significant compared to surrounding states.
Just the awesome work of Post 10. Who does not allow for one culvert to go unnoticed. Will be nice to see NH pay a little attention to this one. This will surely be a great day seeing this culvert get the attention it deserves. ♥️🇺🇸♥️
Most beautiful, the way it was constructed.
@@rimmersbryggeri And the LOVE water!
@@MonkeyJedi99 Yeah in the right habitat I think a ball like that could emerge in a couple of months or a season at the most. Especially if the surrounding fields get slurried. After all thats what willow bed water filtration relies on.
Nice relaxing video to watch after a kinda crappy day - thanks for that! You make life seem not so awful sometimes.
I can not tell you how excited I got to see that big log come out the other side. I love the dual setup!!
Awesome video love the sound of water flowing out of the covert and the rocks moved by the power of the water 🌊🌲💕😊👍🙏🦫🙂
This is a classic post 10 unclogging vid. One for the greatest hits, for sure!
Thanks for the content Post! Always inspires me to get out and into nature.
Pure 'Neglect' 22:47
I love these videos, I did enjoy this in particular. I bought a rake, thanks to you but California has awesome drain and culvert systems. So satisfying to see you get to unclog debris and get it flowing.
Awesome job Post!
I have a sister in San Diego I have been over there about 20 times and only had rain once. Chris from England.
@@chrisryan5339 ah yes, we just had rain 1 entire day. Now they are announcing high 90's for 3 consecutive days. 😞
Love rainy seasons. Even if it's for 1 day lol
Right to the oceans! Even the drinking water
@@chrisryan5339 we have like 10 inches of rain total in a good year. Desert life 🙈
Love the dual cameras, your excitement, the power of moving water, rocks.... Brilliant!!!
I remember stumbling across your channel many many years ago and had a binge for a week or two. Now youtube has started pushing them on my feed and to see you have innovated this much with the dual cam and timelapses etc is just wonderfull. Good to see your channel is growing. Guess this is a testiment to "keep doing what you like and people will watch it" that some people keep saying!
Lol I just found him today and can't stop watching
@@sherryeblack7180 you are going down the rabbit hole, guilty about that 2 years ago
Most definitely 🤣🤣🤣
Flowing like a river indeed! That was a good one for sure, wish I was there to give you a hand with the second culvert I'm sure we could tackle it with no problem. Cool video 😎👍
The fact that I know you drive for hours doing this, and that it can be very boring work, that you have (what I believe to be) your girl with you by your side is probably the best thing I've seen all week.
Enjoyable vids: Always fun to watch others work.
Just one point which many of you may find weird in the USA - Here in the UK was are slowly re-introducing beavers into the wild with some great success. Beavers were wiped out in the UK up to about 150 years ago. The damage by not having them has been immense and where they have been introduced that have prevented flood damage to communities down stream of the damn they have built.
Sadly our 'powers that be' sneakily announced last week (3rd Sept 2022) that they're going to allow English farmers to use 'lethal force' on beavers if they 'threaten their crops or land' (which is like saying 'if you feel like it' in government speak). Only a month ago they announced they will be giving them full protection status from October. It's crazy! 😔
They are starting to reintroduce beavers in some areas in the us where the drought has been bad. They have decided that the beaver ponds are a big help against the drought.
I've never seen anyone so excited about culverts as you! Keep up the good work! 👍
Man you did a good job. Listening to a flowing water makes me feel so calm and steady. Thanks for that man i love the sound of the flowing water
As someone from NH, it's good to know our DOT does a good job! thanks for sharing!
The DOT need to give POST10 a Golden Rake Award!!
As always, terrific job ! I was fascinated by that beautiful masonry work around the culvert. Any idea when they were built ? I so enjoy your videos. They remind me of one of the happiest part of my childhood, growing up next to the Newark, NJ watershed land.
It is amazing how mesmerized I get watching you clean drains
What keeps beavers from clogging a culvert? U said 130lb beaver? HolyMoly! Never seen a beaver, I’m from
Texas.
I enjoyed watching you.
Thanks
Pamela Self
Maybe you could make a after video when the DOT cleans that one side up. Great videos ..... Keep doing you ! 👍🏻
This is important work that needs to be done. My friends and I would do this as kids when I lived in the country.
Bacon, eggs, coffee and a post 10 video! This Sunday is starting off great!
Seeing the girl sitting behind camera 2 when you came out of the culvert was the most unexpected thing of the whole video. But I understand her very well. After all, I have been watching your videos for hours and hours at a time.
This channel is a great example of a citizen taking action in his community without waiting for the government to act. Great job!
The DoT up there must've ignored this one for quite a while to have so much debris pile up that it essentially made the other culvert vanish; it had multiple tree logs in it, and I can't imagine those things drop into a river every day. That looks like months, if not years, of pile up, considering how rotten the logs were.
The other culvert looked relatively unobstructed, so maybe the DoT thought that so long as at least one was relatively clear, the other one didn't matter.
I understand why it couldn't be moved but who else was hoping that Post would send that big tree through the culvert?
That was a big clog love you videos keep up the hard work
I do love this channel so I will watch more of your videos
Also the sound of the water is soooo relaxing. Love this channel
I’ve always been super scared of these things because when I was like 5 my cousins friend thought it would be a good idea to try and swim through one like a waterslide without checking that it was passable. Respect the strength of water people
Did it work tho
Did he died?
There is a huge one in Salt Lake. People put a board in front of it to let water build up, then they yank the board, and you go flying through on an innertube. Pretty popular in the summer. :) Many people have drowned in the rock pool at the end of tge chute during storm season though. It's in a dog park, and people will let their dogs play in it when water is running fast, then they jump in to save the dog and drown. Pretty tragic, but preventable just by using your brain...
Willow trees have an amazing life force. Just a broken branch will sprout roots and grow into a sizable bush in a few seasons if it falls on the right spot. Such as a nice moist pile of half rotten leaves in front of a clogged culvert. And here it seems to be a whole tree that washed down the stream
Fantastic video! I think this is also the first culvert you've walked all the way through this year. Beautiful place.
On camera I believe it is
We are ready to watch again. I just come back from work eat something and I'm sitting and watching you unbelievable love it.
There’s a second camera person! 18’26”! I just assumed you set up a tripod and left a second camera to go until you picked it up. My minds unreasonably blown that there’s a second team member!
I enjoy your work. Obviously so do you. Thanks .
You have made me more aware of culverts, their workings, and their importance.
Brings to mind a Poem by Robert Frost - "The Pasture"
I'm going out to clean the pasture spring;
I'll only stop to rake the leaves away
(And wait to watch the water clear, I may):
I sha'n't be gone long.-You come too.
"When one culvert is blocked, another one opens"
Looking forward to an update when they hopefully cleared the second culver to see the difference! :)
Another joyous ending! Thanks Post.
My guy ACTUALLY went through the Damn SEWER. This guy is AWSOME🎉🎉🎉
It is great to see people like you who care about roadways, etc. I do wonder why you have not gotten a battery operated reciprocating saw with a car charger. Would have come in handy with that root ball. Keep it up!
Hey, aren't you worried that by pushing through so many logs that they won't just catch on something later and cause a clog or a build up downstream?
If it's nearer a smaller road or a residential area then could that be more detrimental than say this one is?
Love your videos, keep it up!
From the UK
*EDIT* OK you literally mentioned that for this one it'll be OK due to the bridges and not really any other culverts, but my question was realting to over videos and other culverts?
Or is that just making sure there's always more for you to unclog? :P
well realistically culverts are always going to get clogged eventually, and pushing some logs through will probably not lead to another clog, because clogs like this take lots of material and time, and when you shove it through like this, it gets dispersed downstream over a large distance.
Also, these larget culverts almost never lead into long narrow ditches, these are build for larger reliefs and bypasses, where a few big logs won't hurt a thing. Anything small enough for this to have a major effect he wouldn't be able to get these logs through in the first place lol
if there is a long enough stretch of river and water, the logs will be waterlogged and sink to the bottom and decompose. so not a major problem downstream.
I was thinking the same thing, I would not put the big debris into the tunnel
He actually checks on map if there are other culverts or river downstream, he mentioned it in several other videos.
@@CATAZTR0PHE Awesome, thanks for letting me know. Sounds like I must up my Post-10 content viewing so as to not miss important info :P
" Twin sisters " i would say ... glad to see you back in the old routine.
Can't wait for the flooded roads with unclogging storm drains grates.
Those whirlpools and gurglings are so satisfying.
I like the way you shot this video with two cameras at the same time. Seeing the water rush out the other end as you open it up was pretty awesome.
This is so relaxing.....
Damn, some of those old trees were pretty compacted into the surrounding dirt. Looks like they'd been there awhile. Satisfying as always ❤️
Edit: 5 years? Wow... Kudos to you sir
I seriously love the double cameras.
Hercules' Fifth Labor: the Augean Stables.
What is that??😂
Amazing work you do for the communities 😊
Very relaxing to watch love to do this for a job keep up the good work
You are my new favorite channel. Question for you - if/when you come across something such as this where you cannot clear it by hand, do you contact the local department of public works that does maintain these things so they can clear it? If/when you do, would you be allowed to film and post that content as well? I'd be fascinated to see a follow up on a situation such as this one. Have a blessed day - you do amazing work!!
Cool stonework around that culvert. Hope all is well your way post 10:)
Just by the title you know it’s a doozy of a clog considering the thousands of other uncloggings he’s done.
I love watching you unclogging drains and culverts. The sound of the water is really relaxing
THIS IS ONE OF NEW FAVORITE CHANNELS!