It was a rush!!! Fast-flowing water and intense sound combined with surrounding lush summer greenery made this one quite an adventure! That said, I am glad you made the safe decision to only go as far as you did. Definitely a better idea to have a partner when safety is an issue. Like you said, drier conditions would be better, too. it's Always a treat to follow along on these awesome explorations!! Thanks!! Keep Up the Great Work!!😊💙
Very Cool but not for sure as it sound iffy but truthfully I would have really thought about it hard, altho I can just see my Old self trying this. Lol !! However we have you to Thank for helping us do this exploring from where we sit. JP really and truly I do want to say Thank you you are truly amazing for taking us along with you.
It was a cool video and I enjoyed it even though I was not there doing it to. I don't know how you trust sandles and glass ect. Me I would wear wading boots for better protection like the fishermen. And a skate helmet. But that's me. There are other things to,but again you're JP and you do your things your way. I enjoy your videos and you're great. If something you think anything I say I would do thanks for hearing me. Having a few inexpensive safety attire can improve a comfortable zone. I say this now because I'm 49 and done so many crazy things in life and if I had added some safety attire in my past I know I would have been more comfortable. But That's how I think today. Every one is pretty much free to adventure any way this wish.
Loved it! I’m fascinated with culverts, especially the ones built in Pennsylvania by the incredible stone and brick masons back in the day. Thank you so much for taking us; I look forward to seeing more and going into the second tunnel. Much appreciated as always! …….🌝
Around early 80's, when I was 7 or 8, I walked to and from school, (small town) I was adventurous, and would explore a river that went through town and noticed the open culverts that emptied into the river. Eventually I ventured into them, and discovered they were where the town street drainage system emptied. That day I realized I could explore this system under the town, and there was plenty of light at the street gutters. As well as how extensive it was. That was until I realized just how large the spiders were down there.
Lol !! I use to take the old creek in the small town where I grew up. I was finding all kinds of things but the one winter we had a doozy ice storm, and huge snow storm ti go with it. I was exploring the iced over creek an came acrossed this wallet I didn't even open it took it straight to my Dad, it turned out to be my Mother's. I didn't even know she had lost it.other than that the coolest thing I found was an old Fencing Sword tip was cut off it was still cool.
This was fascinating but too short! But I understand that sometimes it is best to know when to say stop, and return some other time. I can't wait for Part 2! Funny you mentioned Post10, I was thinking he'd love this culvert as I was watching your video, JP. How cool would it be if you two went out exploring together someday...
Beautiful , mysterious and fun ..You do find some really interesting places to investigate..So glad you followed your instincts and didn't explore the last culvert . It will be still be there when conditions are safer .....already looking forward to returning with you .👍💙
I was going to say, they would have to divert around the cemetery to not carve through any graves'. I could imagine bumping into someones' casket while digging for the culvert. However, I know of a few places where places were built on top a cemetery. Interesting & fast flowing adventure. Water is so clear. Minnows.
You made the right call choosing to be safe over adventurous, being you didn't feel right about continuing. Discretion is the better part of valour. It was very cool going through the culverts. The methane gas smell must have been nauseating. Great job.
I totally enjoyed this !! Come back if you can and when the water drops .I noticed the bubbles behind you in the water .....odd . Great pictures at the end also.....I am telling you if you made a calander or a book of some of your awesome pictures I would for sure by one !! Great video as always I look forward to the next one !! 👍👍
Oh my goodness JP, when you got to the rapids, I was on the edge of my seat holding my breath again especially when you came to the end of the rock walkway. The stone wall surrounding the other side of the culvert is beautiful! I can't believe how many little minnows and also good-sized fish there were, and the underwater footage is so cool! You had some very intense moments again getting through that tree obstruction, and you made a good decision to not continue by yourself, it really did look dangerous, but I am looking forward to you returning when the conditions are better. Even though it was quite sketchy, it was such a fascinating adventure, and I really enjoyed it all! Awesome video, thank you for going above and beyond!
Awesome Culver adventure JP! That first one was beautiful lined with the rock! I was really surprised theres not a bunch of graffiti in them, I'm glad there's not! Looking forward to your revisit in drier times!👍
We enjoy going on these adventures with you. We want you to have fun, too! If you are uncomfortable in a situation, it won’t be fun for you. Always go with your gut!!! Thanks for another great video!
Great video, makes me nervous to watch you go into these things. I'm a bit claustrophobic, don't think I could do that.. I'll watch from the comfort of my recliner while you do all the work!
I would have worn boots rather than shoes. You never know what you may encounter on exploring something this big. As a teenager when I first moved to my current house we have a smaller and shorter length tunnel like this that does the same thing. It takes runoff from the street and carries it under ground till it exits to a creek after about a mile. It is accessible from an open area on either end. The one advantage of my tunnel was if there was no recent rain there was very little water running through it so you could usually walk through it without getting your feet wet. Again as you mentioned be careful and plan ahead if you choose to explore something like this.
I would have worn hiking boots! Yikes. I love your videos. I used to take my 4 songs hiking and exploring all the time. I'm an old lady now and i miss it but I'll let you take me on adventures and watch from my recliner😊
Please JP, take care of you and don't do anything you're not comfortable with just to please us... Always wait to be with someone or to be safer. As always, love your adventures you take us on ! Been a proud subscriber for 3 years now ! Many more to come ! God bless !
The most dangerous aspect is that as far as I know you normally only shoot these by yourself. Probably a good idea to have someone nearby all the time no exceptions. Other than that, you seem capable and not highly dangerous.
This was a grand journey, I would give my right leg to be beside you! Wait, that won’t work, either way I loved every minute. Cannot wait for a drought. Thanks for trying, looking forward to a safer return.
Hey JP... From the get go, I can see the brass monkey has nothing on you. Thanks for taking us places we'll never get to see... Oh, I can't believe you can do this in sandals.👍
I love to go adventuring with you, when I get more nervous, you usually stop. The exit of that culvert was breathtaking!!! Thanks for taking us along!! 💖💙💖💙💖💙💖💙
❤ JP Thankyou for the Wonderful adventure. I had so much fun till you came to the 2ed culver, It really didn't feel safe I think the sound of rushing water I guess made it sound unsafe but who knows without the sound of the rushing water it is prob!bly safe. Looking forward to part 2. Good luck on the next Video. Stay safe Tru to keep cool 108° real temperature with the heat index they were saying about 112°.
Oh man, i was shuddering when you walked thru that deep nasty mud. Our farm pond is like that on the bottom....eeeew!! Cant wait for a part 2! That will be interesting!😊
Great adventure Jay. I enjoy the way the lighting appears on the corrugated steel culvert, awsome effect of natural light. Just a suggestion; make up a hiking staff of PVC pipe and mark off each foot with bright waterproof tape; can check depth of water for safety and poke around for snakes and other wild things 😉. 👍🤙
I don't know how I did it, but I missed the last 2 videos I watched from 2 weeks ago. Glad I came back to them or I would have missed a great adventure. I love the underground explorations the most. I'm ready for part 2!!!
At 21:11, I have come across this many times. The water was at least 10' deep and it was backing up into the culvert about 50 feet! I had to drive about 3 miles just to get it from the other side. There are also 2 culverts right in a row.
Watching your videos reminds me of when I was younger. A bunch of us, in my old neighborhood, used to walk in the woods and explore. I love watching you explore different buildings and such.
@JPVideos81 I hope they are low soon. They're are places here in England I'm waiting to explore but need low water. Getting low water in England is like once every 7 years lol. Xxx
At 22:37, snakes and snapping turtles and alligators, oh my! An alligator was spotted in pa recently! They figure it was a released pet. Sharp metal can be in there too!
It's there's no mortor in between then it's as in a mine, called stacked. It's laid stone work that we will call that. Stay safe for us as we can follow you the next time.
The stonework one the far end of the first culvert was really impressive. I’m glad your spidey sense said to not venture thru the second one. I have one concern for you. In the news recently several persons have lost limbs or even died due to flesh eating bacteria 🦠or brain eating omebas. A guy in GA just died from that. The swift moving water is not an issue but the deep methane decaying pools are the concern. Just wondering if different foot ware might be an option. From my own experience of exploring these things earlier in life, it’s a good way to get fungus toenails. Great video and still work as always. You must have some great photo albums. Thanks for sharing.
The only problem with that is I'd need hip waders for something like that as regular muckers wouldn't be high enough. I also unfortunately cant be prepared for everything at all times, but ideally I wouldn't want to walk through that. Next time I come back I hope to bypass that standing water and just enter at the opening. Thanks for watching
I'm guessing that your first culvert was an "Older Style" one originally before they put the metal and concrete sheathing in looking at the stonework around the other side.
Man, 24:30 and the surroundings looked like a 5-star snake hotel. Water, soft earth, good cover. Great adventure. Excuse my ignorance, but are you carrying bear spray on your vest? Couldn't make out what it was.
You found a basketball and a frisbee, does that mean it's abandoned? ROFL! Looking forward to a return video. If you would have stood still for a bit those little fish would have cleaned your feet. People pay for that treatment. Water snakes won't bother you unless you grab or corner one and they don't stay under water long. They're nosy. lol They're not dangerous at all. My son and grandson moved to Carbon County in May. I told him to check out your channel to learn about towns and places to visit in the area.
I will make a deal with you. I will give you our drought and I will take your rain. We have been suffering here from lack of rain. I was with you every step of the way until you got in the water at the second culvert...lol...nope I am not wading through rot. I have done that before and the feeling of sinking into a slush bottom is not a good feeling. I am glad I just sat on the bank and got to smell the aroma...😂...definitely wait for a drought, a dredge and a clean up crew...lol. You will be chomping at the bits to get back into that culvert. Be careful ✌
I'm glad you didn't complete the 2nd culvert, it looked rather icky to wade in. The entrance looked like standing water even though there was flow down the creek to get there. Wear old sneakers.
My claustrophobia did not kick in! When you go into mines it sure does. Worrying about your safety even though I know it is silly. You obviously survived to make the video. 😅
This one was sketchy towards the end, but so fascinating as well. What did you think?
It was a rush!!! Fast-flowing water and intense sound combined with surrounding lush summer greenery made this one quite an adventure! That said, I am glad you made the safe decision to only go as far as you did. Definitely a better idea to have a partner when safety is an issue. Like you said, drier conditions would be better, too. it's Always a treat to follow along on these awesome explorations!! Thanks!! Keep Up the Great Work!!😊💙
Awesome! I wish I could go...
Very Cool but not for sure as it sound iffy but truthfully I would have really thought about it hard, altho I can just see my Old self trying this. Lol !! However we have you to Thank for helping us do this exploring from where we sit. JP really and truly I do want to say Thank you you are truly amazing for taking us along with you.
It was a cool video and I enjoyed it even though I was not there doing it to. I don't know how you trust sandles and glass ect. Me I would wear wading boots for better protection like the fishermen. And a skate helmet. But that's me. There are other things to,but again you're JP and you do your things your way. I enjoy your videos and you're great. If something you think anything I say I would do thanks for hearing me. Having a few inexpensive safety attire can improve a comfortable zone. I say this now because I'm 49 and done so many crazy things in life and if I had added some safety attire in my past I know I would have been more comfortable. But That's how I think today. Every one is pretty much free to adventure any way this wish.
😊Cool video. You need a water proof backpack. Looking forward to part 2
You are braver than anyone I know but I sure appreciate the adventures you take us on.
i loved what you did, your real no fluff. that means something to us us who watch you. Thank You. please be safe for sure LonnieRay
Loved it! I’m fascinated with culverts, especially the ones built in Pennsylvania by the incredible stone and brick masons back in the day. Thank you so much for taking us; I look forward to seeing more and going into the second tunnel. Much appreciated as always! …….🌝
I'm very intrigued with them as well. Especially with seeing the many different styles and construction elements used.
same, i loooove culverts 💙💙
That stacked stone is seriously impressive
Be proud of yourself, you already go further than I could, just walking with those shoes you wear in unknown water is enough to give me the willys!
The intro was theatrical, I made want to go with you on this adventure, let's go!!
I love these nature walks, it's a huge get away from the stress. ❤
Glad it's enjoyable to watch as it's enjoyable for me to do this.
Wish we could go with you!😅
I really ❤ the culvert. Thank you for sharing. As kids we would walk in the creeks barefoot for hours.
You definitely go the extra mile 😮
Stay safe. Thanks for sharing.
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Around early 80's, when I was 7 or 8, I walked to and from school, (small town) I was adventurous, and would explore a river that went through town and noticed the open culverts that emptied into the river. Eventually I ventured into them, and discovered they were where the town street drainage system emptied. That day I realized I could explore this system under the town, and there was plenty of light at the street gutters. As well as how extensive it was. That was until I realized just how large the spiders were down there.
Lol !! I use to take the old creek in the small town where I grew up. I was finding all kinds of things but the one winter we had a doozy ice storm, and huge snow storm ti go with it. I was exploring the iced over creek an came acrossed this wallet I didn't even open it took it straight to my Dad, it turned out to be my Mother's. I didn't even know she had lost it.other than that the coolest thing I found was an old Fencing Sword tip was cut off it was still cool.
The running water in this video would make great white noise for people that have a hard time sleeping.
This was fascinating but too short! But I understand that sometimes it is best to know when to say stop, and return some other time. I can't wait for Part 2!
Funny you mentioned Post10, I was thinking he'd love this culvert as I was watching your video, JP. How cool would it be if you two went out exploring together someday...
You're becoming quite experienced in culverting! lol, I don't know if that's a word...
Haha, thanks
Yes, I think it is a word...
Thanks JP! You are like a Modern Day Indiana Jones. Except You actually put out Good Content Lately...😂
🤣
Beautiful , mysterious and fun ..You do find some really interesting places to investigate..So glad you followed your instincts and didn't explore the last culvert . It will be still be there when conditions are safer .....already looking forward to returning with you .👍💙
It was hard to not keep going, but I'm glad with what I was able to accomplish.
Good to see you stay hydrated in this PA humidity.
I was going to say, they would have to divert around the cemetery to not carve through any graves'. I could imagine bumping into someones' casket while digging for the culvert. However, I know of a few places where places were built on top a cemetery. Interesting & fast flowing adventure. Water is so clear. Minnows.
I've been following Post 10 for awhile. His culvert clearing vids are great!!!
You made the right call choosing to be safe over adventurous, being you didn't feel right about continuing. Discretion is the better part of valour. It was very cool going through the culverts. The methane gas smell must have been nauseating. Great job.
Thank you for taking us all through these great adventures. Your safety is number one! Please stay safe 🤗🙏
Awesome video JP, i laughed when you said "oh boy it stinks bad here" 🤣
Good thing youtube doesn't have smell-o-vision
loved it , looking forward to seeing more
Love It.. Awesome Video Jp keep up the great work buddy :D
I totally enjoyed this !! Come back if you can and when the water drops .I noticed the bubbles behind you in the water .....odd . Great pictures at the end also.....I am telling you if you made a calander or a book of some of your awesome pictures I would for sure by one !! Great video as always I look forward to the next one !! 👍👍
Shoot. I would definitely be using a walking stick to test the areas in question. Good for protection too.
I will do that.
Oh my goodness JP, when you got to the rapids, I was on the edge of my seat holding my breath again especially when you came to the end of the rock walkway. The stone wall surrounding the other side of the culvert is beautiful! I can't believe how many little minnows and also good-sized fish there were, and the underwater footage is so cool! You had some very intense moments again getting through that tree obstruction, and you made a good decision to not continue by yourself, it really did look dangerous, but I am looking forward to you returning when the conditions are better. Even though it was quite sketchy, it was such a fascinating adventure, and I really enjoyed it all! Awesome video, thank you for going above and beyond!
It was hard to turn back, but I'm looking forward to my return and seeing what else is beyond the next tunnel.
Awesome Culver adventure JP! That first one was beautiful lined with the rock! I was really surprised theres not a bunch of graffiti in them, I'm glad there's not! Looking forward to your revisit in drier times!👍
We enjoy going on these adventures with you. We want you to have fun, too! If you are uncomfortable in a situation, it won’t be fun for you. Always go with your gut!!! Thanks for another great video!
It's not often I get out of my comfort zone, but I'm glad I went as far as I did.
It was really interesting J. You’re wise. Always trust your gut. It would be cool to see where that 2nd culvert comes out.
Loved the Intro! Great Explore... Would love to see more of this location.
I'll be back to continue the adventure
Great video, makes me nervous to watch you go into these things. I'm a bit claustrophobic, don't think I could do that.. I'll watch from the comfort of my recliner while you do all the work!
Although I dont mind tight spaces, this was big enough for a truck.
Enjoyed it all🎉🎉🎉 dumpers are sickening people 😮
I love that I get to see all these local haunts and places that I would never have heard of. Oh and your editing crew does a great job as well.
I film and edit everything myself, so thank you.
I would have worn boots rather than shoes. You never know what you may encounter on exploring something this big. As a teenager when I first moved to my current house we have a smaller and shorter length tunnel like this that does the same thing. It takes runoff from the street and carries it under ground till it exits to a creek after about a mile. It is accessible from an open area on either end. The one advantage of my tunnel was if there was no recent rain there was very little water running through it so you could usually walk through it without getting your feet wet. Again as you mentioned be careful and plan ahead if you choose to explore something like this.
OMG 😳 you were almost there! Another 100 yards and you would have found the light 🚨 at the end of the tunnel 😅
I would have worn hiking boots! Yikes. I love your videos. I used to take my 4 songs hiking and exploring all the time. I'm an old lady now and i miss it but I'll let you take me on adventures and watch from my recliner😊
Sons
Beautiful video 📹 😊
Please JP, take care of you and don't do anything you're not comfortable with just to please us... Always wait to be with someone or to be safer. As always, love your adventures you take us on ! Been a proud subscriber for 3 years now ! Many more to come ! God bless !
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JP, really enjoyed your video and can't wait for you to continue! I wish I could explore colverts like that! Thank you for taking me along with you!
Thanks so much for watching
@@JPVideos81 you're welcome!
I always love the adventures you take us on. Scary but loved it!😊
You are the man. Going thru that tree for us!!!!! Thanks for another outstanding video!!!!
I'm glad I kept going or I never would of had a reason for a part 2.
The most dangerous aspect is that as far as I know you normally only shoot these by yourself. Probably a good idea to have someone nearby all the time no exceptions. Other than that, you seem capable and not highly dangerous.
Always love your culvert videos! And those fish had me scared for a moment because I thought it were leeches. 😅
Haha
Great shots. Another very entertaining adventure video. J you Rock
This was a grand journey, I would give my right leg to be beside you! Wait, that won’t work, either way I loved every minute. Cannot wait for a drought. Thanks for trying, looking forward to a safer return.
That was a nice adventure! Thanks for bringing us along ♥️
You're welcome
Hey JP... From the get go, I can see the brass monkey has nothing on you. Thanks for taking us places we'll never get to see... Oh, I can't believe you can do this in sandals.👍
I love to go adventuring with you, when I get more nervous, you usually stop. The exit of that culvert was breathtaking!!! Thanks for taking us along!! 💖💙💖💙💖💙💖💙
Glad you enjoy these adventures
❤ JP Thankyou for the Wonderful adventure. I had so much fun till you came to the 2ed culver, It really didn't feel safe I think the sound of rushing water I guess made it sound unsafe but who knows without the sound of the rushing water it is prob!bly safe. Looking forward to part 2. Good luck on the next Video. Stay safe Tru to keep cool 108° real temperature with the heat index they were saying about 112°.
I love a good culvert tunnel exploration
Me too
Be careful when you're alone going through all that! I love it when you find the waterfalls
Thanks so much. Check out this video for a nice waterfall.
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I'd remembered that your a Pisces...me n you are water cause I'm a Cancer
@@adrianacadena4908 good memory
Thank you so much for your adventures
Beautiful
Oh man, i was shuddering when you walked thru that deep nasty mud. Our farm pond is like that on the bottom....eeeew!!
Cant wait for a part 2! That will be interesting!😊
Was pretty stinky 🤢 lol
Absolutely fascinating!! I could not believe u did this, you are one brave soul my friend! Love the opening and great footage. 👍🥰🫣
Great adventure Jay. I enjoy the way the lighting appears on the corrugated steel culvert, awsome effect of natural light. Just a suggestion; make up a hiking staff of PVC pipe and mark off each foot with bright waterproof tape; can check depth of water for safety and poke around for snakes and other wild things 😉. 👍🤙
Thanks for that suggestion
Thank you for the adventure!! 😂when you stuck us underwater I actually held my breath!! Look forward to the next one!!
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Can't wait to see where it ends up at....great video!
Thanks was awesome place keep up the good work and be safe
This is truly amazing and beautiful! Thank you Jay for sharing with us!
I think you are way more adventurous then me and that's why I love watching you😮😳🤔😎💙!
Thanks so much
I appreciate the adventures.
I also appreciate the safety precautions.
Great channel. Great video.
Thanks again 👍
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I don't know how I did it, but I missed the last 2 videos I watched from 2 weeks ago. Glad I came back to them or I would have missed a great adventure. I love the underground explorations the most. I'm ready for part 2!!!
Do not blame you for not going outside your comfort zone. I would not even attempted that without anyone with me Jay.
At 21:11, I have come across this many times. The water was at least 10' deep and it was backing up into the culvert about 50 feet! I had to drive about 3 miles just to get it from the other side. There are also 2 culverts right in a row.
Watching your videos reminds me of when I was younger. A bunch of us, in my old neighborhood, used to walk in the woods and explore. I love watching you explore different buildings and such.
Glad you still get to explore by coming along with me.
Enjoyed this one. Looking forward to part 2 or the return if you will.
awesome adventure JP ...
Thanks rich
Found the follow up to this so had to seek this one out first. What an exciting adventure! We watch Post10 too!
Wait good choice.Don,t risk it now
Good stuff 😊
Great adventure thanks jay for taking us along for the adventure great video
It was a unique one and glad you liked it.
Very cool! Were you in Jim Thorpe today (9/5)?
Yes
@@JPVideos81 I thought that was you, but wasn't 💯 sure. I work in the lot
@@Twisted_Adventures2 say hello next time.
@@JPVideos81 I sure will
Such a cool video love the sound of the water ❤❤
I love this one. Pleased you didn't go in. Can't wait for the next video for this x
I can't wait to return. Unfortunately water levels are still too high.
@JPVideos81 I hope they are low soon. They're are places here in England I'm waiting to explore but need low water. Getting low water in England is like once every 7 years lol. Xxx
awesome👏👏
At 22:37, snakes and snapping turtles and alligators, oh my! An alligator was spotted in pa recently! They figure it was a released pet. Sharp metal can be in there too!
Thankfully that was out near Pittsburgh
Another alligator was found in Pa. It was reunited with the owner.
16:13 And Chuck Noland Screams "Wilsoooonnnnnn!"
Love your content, from your fan in Canada 🇨🇦
It's there's no mortor in between then it's as in a mine, called stacked. It's laid stone work that we will call that.
Stay safe for us as we can follow you the next time.
In mines I know it as gobbing. Where they stacked the stone (waste rock) along the walls to save on having to haul it outside.
The stonework one the far end of the first culvert was really impressive. I’m glad your spidey sense said to not venture thru the second one.
I have one concern for you. In the news recently several persons have lost limbs or even died due to flesh eating bacteria 🦠or brain eating omebas. A guy in GA just died from that. The swift moving water is not an issue but the deep methane decaying pools are the concern. Just wondering if different foot ware might be an option. From my own experience of exploring these things earlier in life, it’s a good way to get fungus toenails. Great video and still work as always. You must have some great photo albums. Thanks for sharing.
The only problem with that is I'd need hip waders for something like that as regular muckers wouldn't be high enough. I also unfortunately cant be prepared for everything at all times, but ideally I wouldn't want to walk through that. Next time I come back I hope to bypass that standing water and just enter at the opening. Thanks for watching
I would like to see part 2 to this
I'm guessing that your first culvert was an "Older Style" one originally before they put the metal and concrete sheathing in looking at the stonework around the other side.
Great video jp ❤❤❤😊😊
Thanks for checking it out! 💙💙
JP when I was kid me and some my friends would go in Culver that was in neighborhood, we go in after it rain.
They make for fun adventures
Would be fun to get a raft or water tube and just send it down the culvert like a water slide.
That crossed my mind
At 13:44, I wonder if they worry at all when a huge storm comes along...
Wondering woodman and RJ been on other side by now waiting for you
14:17 I think that might be gold
What knife do you carry on your backpack
Man, 24:30 and the surroundings looked like a 5-star snake hotel. Water, soft earth, good cover. Great adventure. Excuse my ignorance, but are you carrying bear spray on your vest? Couldn't make out what it was.
You found a basketball and a frisbee, does that mean it's abandoned? ROFL! Looking forward to a return video. If you would have stood still for a bit those little fish would have cleaned your feet. People pay for that treatment. Water snakes won't bother you unless you grab or corner one and they don't stay under water long. They're nosy. lol They're not dangerous at all. My son and grandson moved to Carbon County in May. I told him to check out your channel to learn about towns and places to visit in the area.
That still doesn't convince me... no snakes for me! Lol
I will make a deal with you. I will give you our drought and I will take your rain. We have been suffering here from lack of rain. I was with you every step of the way until you got in the water at the second culvert...lol...nope I am not wading through rot. I have done that before and the feeling of sinking into a slush bottom is not a good feeling. I am glad I just sat on the bank and got to smell the aroma...😂...definitely wait for a drought, a dredge and a clean up crew...lol. You will be chomping at the bits to get back into that culvert. Be careful ✌
Danger Will Robinson!
I'm glad you didn't complete the 2nd culvert, it looked rather icky to wade in. The entrance looked like standing water even though there was flow down the creek to get there.
Wear old sneakers.
You should come to Texas. No rain and 107 degrees
I got to see that place!!!
My claustrophobia did not kick in! When you go into mines it sure does. Worrying about your safety even though I know it is silly. You obviously survived to make the video. 😅
Plenty of room in this one 😊
This was exciting but a bit scary
That pretty much sums it up. Thanks for watching.
At 16:08, come back Wilson! Wilson, come back!
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Never second guess yourself when it comes to your safety always listen to instincts