We have been using this method to move logs of wood in the river for hundreds of years in southern Nigeria ( Edo , Dealtal, cross river byisa etc. , cool
What do you think we try to find the most expensive and technologically advanced solution to our individual everyday problems or daily activities. We do as individuals still think this way. In fact, the majority of the world still thinks this way even when it comes to any major scale thing. Not many but a very small group of people (major corporations) in relation to the rest of the world have the means to do it the very fast and mechanical way.
@@guy2006 many individuals and businesses tend to seek expensive, technologically advanced solutions to everyday problems, even when simpler, more cost-effective options are available. This is often driven by the appeal of new technology and the desire for the fastest, most efficient solutions. However, only a small group, primarily large corporations, can afford these advanced methods, while the majority of people, especially in less resource-rich areas, still rely on more affordable and manual approaches. This highlights a divide in access to high-tech solutions between the wealthy few and the rest of the world.
Now THAT is working smarter. You always have to leave it to the people who seem like they live and make do with less, to be the ones to come up with such innovation. People like them keep the world moving!!!
I hope you wrote some captions. So people watching your videos would understand some of the processes thats being done. I am curious about the red stone or crystal. What are those?
As a couple of other commenters have pointed out, this is not new nor genius. Rafting (as opposed to booming) as a method to move raw wood materials (logs, pulpwood, etc.) on rivers has been practiced for at least a couple hundred years in Northern Europe and the United States. Many, many videos on UTube about this.
¡Gracias por compartir el video sobre esta gran solución! 🌟 La forma en que mueven millones de árboles de bambú río abajo es asombrosa. Pero me pregunto si se puede aplicar maquinaria moderna (máquina moderna) a este proceso para hacerlo más eficiente. 🤔
Nhung con đường tren song co Y nghĩa de nguoi đi bộ bot khoảng đường xa ma ho đi lai de dang nhất ,sao lai co nguoi noi khg la gi Tai sao ,khu vũ co nhieu Tre nen ho moi lam duoc ,Cam On nguoi da chia se thong tin day Y nghĩa
Trước đây, khi giao thông đường bộ đang còn đi lại khó khăn thì khu vực quê tôi toàn vận chuyển tre luồng kiểu đóng bè dài như này để vận chuyển theo đường sông. Giờ chỉ còn là kỷ niệm đẹp. Cảm ơn add đã chia sẻ hình ảnh đẹp, ký ức tuổi thơ. Đăng ký ủng hộ kênh luôn... Hẹn gặp lại
The tradition to move timber on the rivers goes several hundred years back in Scandinavia. The Swedish Word for moving tree logs on waterways is ”flottning”. Here an old film clip from Dalecarlia Sweden showing that nothing is New under the sun. 😊 ruclips.net/video/qEAruJ7mrcE/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Hey, Bill! How many more miles of bamboo do we have to lay to make it to Easter island? "Uh, just 5,000 more miles to go! Aw, crap. here comes a hurricane.."
@@deerhunter7482 Yes i know that but stil it looks more like normal trees. and when you look closely there are no joints at all. And the women are peeling the bark.
free transportation but still the farmer didn't get the right prize for they work only the middle man and big merchandise business man are the mostly earn the profit.
Bamboo is one of the worlds most sustainable and versatile materials. Thanks for sharing this. Fascinating.
We have been using this method to move logs of wood in the river for hundreds of years in southern Nigeria ( Edo , Dealtal, cross river byisa etc. , cool
Modern problems, ancient solutions! I love seeing sustainable methods like this being used. We need more of this type of thinking in today's world! 🌏💡
What do you think we try to find the most expensive and technologically advanced solution to our individual everyday problems or daily activities. We do as individuals still think this way. In fact, the majority of the world still thinks this way even when it comes to any major scale thing. Not many but a very small group of people (major corporations) in relation to the rest of the world have the means to do it the very fast and mechanical way.
@@guy2006 many individuals and businesses tend to seek expensive, technologically advanced solutions to everyday problems, even when simpler, more cost-effective options are available. This is often driven by the appeal of new technology and the desire for the fastest, most efficient solutions. However, only a small group, primarily large corporations, can afford these advanced methods, while the majority of people, especially in less resource-rich areas, still rely on more affordable and manual approaches. This highlights a divide in access to high-tech solutions between the wealthy few and the rest of the world.
Now THAT is working smarter. You always have to leave it to the people who seem like they live and make do with less, to be the ones to come up with such innovation.
People like them keep the world moving!!!
Slow your roll, remember they had generations to figure it out..
@@vobden If it ain't broke, don't fix it
@@StrangeScaryNewEngland Too true, good point
Thank you for your presentation.
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I hope you wrote some captions. So people watching your videos would understand some of the processes thats being done. I am curious about the red stone or crystal. What are those?
এককথায় অসাধারণ । কি দারুন সুন্দর করে সাজিয়ে বানিয়েছে । প্রশংসানীয় ।
It's interesting, man
Those glass balls are called what stone ? Found in which country. Lot of efforts by all. Thanks.
As a couple of other commenters have pointed out, this is not new nor genius. Rafting (as opposed to booming) as a method to move raw wood materials (logs, pulpwood, etc.) on rivers has been practiced for at least a couple hundred years in Northern Europe and the United States. Many, many videos on UTube about this.
It’s being done in asia for more than 2000 years. Many historical texts noted this way of moving logs through river.
Why don't you specify where this is from?
Walls for pop up villages.. 😊
¡Gracias por compartir el video sobre esta gran solución! 🌟 La forma en que mueven millones de árboles de bambú río abajo es asombrosa. Pero me pregunto si se puede aplicar maquinaria moderna (máquina moderna) a este proceso para hacerlo más eficiente. 🤔
Eso lo hacían los Norteamericanos hace dos siglos atrás con troncos de árboles aprovechando la corriente de los ríos.
প্রকৃতির বাঁশ। প্রকৃতির গড়া পাহাড় পর্বত টিলা নদী খাল। এরমধ্যে মানুষের জীবন চলা সবকিছু অপূর্ব সুন্দর।❤❤❤❤
Nhung con đường tren song co Y nghĩa de nguoi đi bộ bot khoảng đường xa ma ho đi lai de dang nhất ,sao lai co nguoi noi khg la gi Tai sao ,khu vũ co nhieu Tre nen ho moi lam duoc ,Cam On nguoi da chia se thong tin day Y nghĩa
You guys have uploaded this video already
Amazing
This was done with pine logs o the Donau river in 1700’s in vast quantities.
Eco friendly transport method.😊
Awesome 😍
Great Ideas 😄😄💡💡💡
沒有音樂、聽著竹子嘎嘎聲感受很平靜。
In Karbi Anglong is common activity
greener way of transportating
They did this with tree trunks in America hundred years ago.
Asians did it even earlier. Americans laughing stock. living on the brain of asians.
Yup, sure did
America is heaven q
My grandfather worked on log drives on the river many yrs ago before the dams ..later when they built dams he worked on them ..died at 101 yrs old❤😢😊
En Europe aussi la technique du bois flotté a beaucoup été utilisée autrefois 😊
লা ইলাহা ইল্লাল্লাহু মুহাম্মাদুর রসুলুল্লাহ সাল্লাল্লাহু আলাইহি ওয়াসাল্লাম ❤❤❤
Go, plant bamboo down the river...???
ocean???
In Assam also carrying like this
Where it is?
Very.good
Mantap penuh dengan semangat
Wow! This is in Rangamati, Bangladesh....
Where was this ?.
Assam i guess
I guess, it is Chittagong or Sylhet.
Bangladesh
Trước đây, khi giao thông đường bộ đang còn đi lại khó khăn thì khu vực quê tôi toàn vận chuyển tre luồng kiểu đóng bè dài như này để vận chuyển theo đường sông. Giờ chỉ còn là kỷ niệm đẹp. Cảm ơn add đã chia sẻ hình ảnh đẹp, ký ức tuổi thơ. Đăng ký ủng hộ kênh luôn... Hẹn gặp lại
Đúng thế. Trò này lâu rồi
বাঁশের ভেলা আমি দেখেছি ছোটবেলায় আমার দেশে❤❤❤❤❤
Yeh sab business hai 😂 inko baad me selling kiya jyga
Nini Kinendelea?
Bado Niko Njia Panda!
The tradition to move timber on the rivers goes several hundred years back in Scandinavia. The Swedish Word for moving tree logs on waterways is ”flottning”. Here an old film clip from Dalecarlia Sweden showing that nothing is New under the sun. 😊
ruclips.net/video/qEAruJ7mrcE/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Interesting
RESPECT 🎉🎉🎉
what is the red stone?
Những bè tre ...đi trên sông thì có gì là GIẢI PHÁP THIÊN TÀI !?
This should be how human beings migrated from Africa to all over the world.
Hey, Bill! How many more miles of bamboo do we have to lay to make it to Easter island?
"Uh, just 5,000 more miles to go! Aw, crap. here comes a hurricane.."
Title about bamboo but showing deforestation by cutting down logs
13:00 is it a marble.?
Volcanic glas.
Pouder use?
Nice
Shering👍🙏😍
What is that red material ?
ガラス玉の様ですね。
團結自救很棒加油
Wow😮
Benar Bambu bisa menjadi pondasi yang Bagus jikalau mqu timbun Jurang😮😮😮
এগুলো কোন জায়গার। এটা কি বাংলাদেশে নাকি
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Một giải pháp cổ xưa.!.!.!...
we are to take that it.
Not genius lodging has done this for centuries.
Is it in Bangladesh ?
No Assam
@@PhantomCat-q4b - and where exactly is 'Assam' located? Why would you assume that total strangers know the location of India's provinces??
@@yaballo1Assam is the owner of Bangladesh and part of India,now go and cry
@@Spongdogsfather - Ok, Mr Indian C$oolie. Bye.
Hmm
What are these bamboo for?
Chopsticks
@@ottovayesca1180over ase nahoi sir😂
Construction, paper etc
Why do you need to know that????
Stupid question
Nu defrisati de dragul banilor 🙏🚣✌🌍
This is Chittagong hill tracks, Bangladesh
I thought bamboo is hollow.
It’s sealed at every joint,rib
@@deerhunter7482 Yes i know that but stil it looks more like normal trees. and when you look closely there are no joints at all. And the women are peeling the bark.
Serve per l'edilizia locale i can de bamboo 😊
which country is this
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
07:09 Chặt cây phá rừng như thế này hỏi sao bão lũ lại về hoài.😡😥
free transportation but still the farmer didn't get the right prize for they work only the middle man and big merchandise business man are the mostly earn the profit.
Jikalau Reklamasi ingat buat sebuah Pulau untuk Bambuu😮😮😮
eso se lleva haciendo con los troncos siglos, la IA está volviendo estúpido al mundo
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সিলেট নাকি
No. India.
1969 i was in Chandragona (KPM papar mill) Bangladesh, same way bamboo floating in Karnaphuli River for KPM. Making bamboo paper
from Canada.
Gg😊😊g
Diikat diameter 2 meter di tancapkan secara Vertikal😅😅😅😅baru siram tanah Merah😮😮😮berakar dong saling mengikat
jpでも木材の筏流しは。ほんの100年前までは、行われていましたよ。
その後は鉄道輸送となりましたが。
16:25 椎茸栽培と、乾燥椎茸を作っているのですね。
輸出先はjpですか。
ということはchの山間部での仕事ですか。❓
商品や工場には日本語が書かれていますね。その内容によると日本の九州が生産地のようです。九州において原木しいたけ栽培が行われている場所と言えば大分県が有名です。商品のパッケージにはCOOPと書かれており生活協同組合の工場であることが分かります。
This is how even logs are floated in river and carried out in Canada.
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放排 …… 我小时候在中国也见过
Not exactly genius when ur doing the same thing for 100s of years😂
Still works though.
穿蓝衣服头套毛巾的全程磨洋工
最近切り出し椎茸を購入、全然出汁が出ないので捨てた、九州熊本のマークがあった。シジミの乾燥品が駅の通路の出店出購入、これも九州福岡から来たと語る業者だった、変に甘くて食べられなかったから捨てた、多分中華製とは思った。中国の過剰生産には日本人も関わっているのがこの動画でわかった。
乾燥椎茸、シジミ、アサリはほぼ100％中華製品と分かった。もう買わない。
This is serpoed to be bamoo. Flotin down street what's this bit I'm confused
There is no road for transport this bamboo for many reason. So they sell in market
Down street??? U thought It was a river all this while..
Lol…There’s so much wrong with this comment thread
@@gideonabraham6713😊😊😊😊😊
ruclips.net/user/shortsGEGsiLd3oc8?si=i_bYXwgaAMqVJUpH
Is this a Turkish delight factory
在工业化国家，竹子基本已经没什么用了。
建高🇻🇳🐜☎️📞腳水上屋用的🚀竹子水流🐏🚀🦆速度每小時1😈☎️📞公里！
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13:00 is it a marble.?
Obsidian