You cannot imagine how much I enjoy your flicks . Man I am 73 this month and living in a town with nothing but flat land farming surrounding, literally no adventuring, also no car to go from place to place. When I am with you in your outings I am there it is like I am on a trip . Thanks man you are a great dude, appreciate you more than you could ever know.
Yeah even the bugs 🐛 and ticks won’t mind being disturbed, they be like it’s ok only Post10 trampling thru , legend of the undergrowth culverts and ice tunnels 🇬🇧👍🏻🇬🇧😂
I'd you like the qualities of this channel you might enjoy shiey, he doesn't ask for subs, isn't annoying, explores abandoned places and does alot of train surfing.
3:19 looks like a VW type 1 pancake engine missing two of the cylinders. 3:35 I think that could be a Volkswagen Thing / Type 181, which would explain the VW pancake engine.
That's definitely an old VW engine, but I think 3:35 is an upside down bus. See the ribs in the floor pan? That's what a VW bus looks like underneath. The second car is a 70's super beetle. You can tell by the curved windshield frame and plastic dash trim. 5:15 is the back half of the chassis with the rear torsion spring and transmission fork, and 5:20 is the front half of the same chassis.
@@dunebuggymike ... agree on most of the VW parts but the yellow body strikes me more as the bottom side of a Jeep or step-side pick up bed. The brackets for the steps are wrong for a VW bus. Kinda makes me wonder how they got the parts that far into the woods, unless they drove down the tracks. (knowing the schedule, and it's a weekly freight line) I don't live all that far away from there.
Surprised he forgot about ice in the first tunnel, it's still cold enough for ice piles that haven't melted by now, no Sun and lower basin; ice and snow take longer to melt, especially in mines
He says earlier that he is past the spring thaw and therefore the risk of collapse, but that ice says otherwise. It looks like he is right in collapse season to me!
Knowing how Post never wears gloves, no matter how cold, when he said you couldn't get to the tunnel without wearing boots, I was expecting to see him wearing sandals. Happy Easter, Post!
"Hellooooo, this is Newtown Police Department." "Hi, this is Post 10. Hitting the train tunnels today." "Are you reeeeaaally Post 10? If so, we have reports of clogged culverts all over town." "I'm on it, Sargeant!"
Hey Post. I just wanted to say I find your videos really relaxing and interesting. Your knowledge about civil engineering and its relationship with the natural world is impressive and has given me a new appreciation of things I see everyday but never really thought about.
I love these adventures, the second tunnel is beautiful the way it's carved out of the rock shows the colours and textures, Thanks for sharing, best wishes from England
Post , I love to watch your vids , you're very knowledgeable, the scenery is always breathtaking, and I absolutely love your accent. Stay safe and thank you for taking us on your adventures .🇬🇧
This was an absolutely amazing voyage of tunnel routes. I enjoy the history of things we never knew about, especially the old railroad lines. Thanks Post 10. Have an enjoyable weekend and stay safe.
Interesting question! Small Mammals have been around for 100 million years . Plants evolve chemicals defenses in response to predators. And they’ve been preyed on since the Silurian
I really love how you can be so responsible and mature by doing research and contacting the police etc, but also playful and childlike, messing around in the tunnel. It's very endearing and one of reasons I think a lot of people respond to your videos - you're very natural and that is very refreshing these days.
The heavily layered rock (I want to say it's sedimentary) is probably especially prone to shearing loose under the influence of freeze thaw cycles. That tunnel was probably a maintenance headache.
Fascinating and well delivered, like most of your videos. Both your approach to the presenting the videos and the contents should theoretically make them terrible to watch, but quite the opposite is true, you’re engaging and make a normally dull subject interesting. Well done, from a viewer in the U.K.
Been in a few abandoned train tunnels myself...they are amazing! Strange that the last tunnel didn't have any structural support...bricking or metal on the ceiling. Thanks for taking one cool wade for the Post 10 team! 😊 It was worth it!
@@clintkantor ... these are not the only train tunnels in Newtown. If you spend some time wandering the back roads and using Goggle Earth you will find the others. Recalling they are on the other side of town from these.
@@clintkantor ... was just going to suggest asking the questions at the Danbury Rail Museum. I'm sure someone there knows where they are or might even show you a map. (overlaid with today's roads)
I am shocked that a guy as seemingly prepared for anything, and who lives to fiddle around in the water does not have a single pair of extra socks or a change of clothes. Post10 keepin’ it real for the fans. Love this channel.
"We better just walk on through... Already wet... This is great!". What a great philosophy on life. I have been watching post 10 for years. Great videos my friend. Thank you for posting.
@3:06 The engine is from a 1960 or later VW bug or bus. It is a four-cylinder you’re only seeing 1/2. At @5:15 That’s a VW bug chassis. The rear portion. @5:30 that’s the front of it.
Love the already wet going through!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!!! I feel like I am right there with you what a great adventure!! you describe so well!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
The two cylinder engine appears to be part of an air cooled VW engine. At the beginning of the first tunnel, it looks like someone chopped up a VW bug.
I like how he narrates as he's doing the video opposed to filling in the narration after-the-fact... Really makes you feel like you're there right along with him. Then getting the same exciting feeling when the whirlpool comes around. I'm glad I subscribe to this channel✔ Much respect to you Post 10 From, Katrinka San Francisco Bay Area
It’s the handicapped diver dude again, I just want to say thank you for these adventure videos. You do a very good job narrating as you walk along, that really helps keep people interested and also teaches us some history. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I look forward to your next video.
I was wondering why this hadn't been a part of the rails to trails program and then you showed the second tunnel and I think that's part of why it hasn't--it's so close in proximity I bet it'd be too risky to allow many people near for safety reasons. CT has a lot of walking paths that used to be railways though. When I lived there as a kid I used to love biking down the one near my house.
The first tunnel could be made into a trail east since it doesn't exit onto active tracks but the other is a danger and would need millions to stabilize
We call them boots Wellies after the Duke of Wellington who invented them. We call railroad ties Sleepers Regards from another explorer accross the pond🇬🇧🏴
This guy is amazing exploring anywhere he can reach that no one else will dare to. Fascinating stuff and very brave to walk thru that second tunnel with rock falls and flood water.
You certainly like your little adventures, and a big thank you for taking us along for the experience, I swear I felt that cold water when it topped your boots 👢🥶
I love all these videos. We dont have places like this in the UK. You have so many woods and water running. It's great. I find all these very relaxing.
I've said it before, I'll say it again, any time you are working around water, have a complete change of dry clothes! Hope you didn't have any ticks. I was thinking that you meant Antique Rail Cars in the tunnels, that would have been cool.
Enjoyed it very much. A special interest I have, vicariously: I used to hike around a lot. But starting in 2011 I've become Disabled w/ multiple soft tissue injury conditions. I can and do still walk around, am active, etc, but only for a short time/distance.
Post 10. The voice of the "Unsung Engineer" I have a request, when you unclog a culvert.... can you place another camera on the exit? I would love to see the footage of a small trickle of water suddenly having mud and logs flow past.,, and then the rush of water as you clear it. If you (@post10 are not confident at mixing and editing film, I bet there is one of your fans that can do the job with you.
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You cannot imagine how much I enjoy your flicks . Man I am 73 this month and living in a town with nothing but flat land farming surrounding, literally no adventuring, also no car to go from place to place. When I am with you in your outings I am there it is like I am on a trip . Thanks man you are a great dude, appreciate you more than you could ever know.
Check out Daze With Jordan the Lion, Aquachigger, and Adventures With a Purpose channels.
Have a look at the bearded explorer, he looks at enpty houses in the Uk and at times Europe.
Aww Mr. Bobby! That is so special.
@@jenniferwhitewolf3784 I love Aquachigger ...I am not aware of others u mentioned but I too, will check them out. Thx for the info.
Hey Bobby hope your doing good . I bet your a cool dude too .
the socks at the beginning of the tunnel were foreshadowing events to come lol
Came for the spoilers. Was not disappointed
They were spares left behind for Post!
@@snuugumz if only he went through the other side that was easier anyways, the perfect pair of socks would be waiting for him
This dude is out here documenting the things that would never have been documented.
AND hes not annoying as fuck. Rare for a youtuber
@@rossfromfriends8468 very true
Yeah even the bugs 🐛 and ticks won’t mind being disturbed, they be like it’s ok only Post10 trampling thru , legend of the undergrowth culverts and ice tunnels 🇬🇧👍🏻🇬🇧😂
@@rossfromfriends8468 ya he doesnt ask for subs
I'd you like the qualities of this channel you might enjoy shiey, he doesn't ask for subs, isn't annoying, explores abandoned places and does alot of train surfing.
How can you not love this kid? Frfr
Thank you
This is a man, a God, not a child.
@@post.10
You lost me at frfr. What's that mean?
@@american_chevy616 for real for real?
3:19 looks like a VW type 1 pancake engine missing two of the cylinders.
3:35 I think that could be a Volkswagen Thing / Type 181, which would explain the VW pancake engine.
5.16 -5.20 is VW type 1 chassis
5:24 looks like a Type 1 floor pan.
you beat me to it
That's definitely an old VW engine, but I think 3:35 is an upside down bus. See the ribs in the floor pan? That's what a VW bus looks like underneath. The second car is a 70's super beetle. You can tell by the curved windshield frame and plastic dash trim. 5:15 is the back half of the chassis with the rear torsion spring and transmission fork, and 5:20 is the front half of the same chassis.
@@dunebuggymike ... agree on most of the VW parts but the yellow body strikes me more as the bottom side of a Jeep or step-side pick up bed. The brackets for the steps are wrong for a VW bus. Kinda makes me wonder how they got the parts that far into the woods, unless they drove down the tracks. (knowing the schedule, and it's a weekly freight line) I don't live all that far away from there.
“A nasty film on the top of the water.”
“Oh that’s ice!”
Tbh ice can be pretty nasty with it being all slippery, cold, and hard.
Surprised he forgot about ice in the first tunnel, it's still cold enough for ice piles that haven't melted by now, no Sun and lower basin; ice and snow take longer to melt, especially in mines
He says earlier that he is past the spring thaw and therefore the risk of collapse, but that ice says otherwise. It looks like he is right in collapse season to me!
Knowing how Post never wears gloves, no matter how cold, when he said you couldn't get to the tunnel without wearing boots, I was expecting to see him wearing sandals. Happy Easter, Post!
"who does graffiti with a crayon, that's weird" had me rolling 😂
Practice graffiti?
Wax doesn't wash off.
@@jimpeel well we found a graffiti artist anyway
"Hellooooo, this is Newtown Police Department."
"Hi, this is Post 10. Hitting the train tunnels today."
"Are you reeeeaaally Post 10? If so, we have reports of clogged culverts all over town."
"I'm on it, Sargeant!"
Well said , well said! Gotta love this guy
They need to come up with a calling code for " culvert alert "
I approve your profile pic😁
@@MrL4t3 a huge spotlight in the sky like batman except with a rake.......
@@MrMustangMan 😄 indeed 👍
Does any one else feel like they are playing a first person video game watching this? I feel like I'm playing the Elder Scrolls.
I mean, going outside and exploring is like a video game. You should try it sometime
Me, too! Especially when the hand appears to point at something or when he opens doors. So fun!
Going up the hill to the power line tower? I could have sworn I was walking through a Fallout game.
Culvert Hero VR 😄
When he was doing his winter videos, I got feelings of The Long Dark.
The cuts where a worker could go to avoid the train are called refuges,
He said they were to avoid the walls. I think he meant trains.
Also called a safety niche.
Also manholes.
Fascinating. Many thanks. Pete (Manchester UK).
I absolutely love these abandoned building videos. Keep em coming!
Hey Post. I just wanted to say I find your videos really relaxing and interesting. Your knowledge about civil engineering and its relationship with the natural world is impressive and has given me a new appreciation of things I see everyday but never really thought about.
Post10 takes one for the team again. We salute you sir!
I love these adventures, the second tunnel is beautiful the way it's carved out of the rock shows the colours and textures, Thanks for sharing, best wishes from England
Your enthusiasm is contagious and your commentary is always interesting. Thank you! 🌻
Wow, the water was so crystal clear! Another amazing place discovered :-) good evening from Belgium 🇧🇪
Its times like this that make you thankful for the setting on your vehicles heater that directs the heat to the FLOOR.
Post , I love to watch your vids , you're very knowledgeable, the scenery is always breathtaking, and I absolutely love your accent. Stay safe and thank you for taking us on your adventures .🇬🇧
Happy Easter 🐰 Post 10 thanks for taking us on your adventures amazing as always
Enjoyed your video, you have a lot more courage than I would have,best wishes from UK
This was an absolutely amazing voyage of tunnel routes. I enjoy the history of things we never knew about, especially the old railroad lines. Thanks Post 10. Have an enjoyable weekend and stay safe.
My mans out here spelunking and dreaming of caviar. Lol
Skunk cabbage has an interesting defense mechanism that emulates the smell of a skunk to keep small animals from eating them.
Which evolved first, the plant or the animal?
Interesting question! Small Mammals have been around for 100 million years . Plants evolve chemicals defenses in response to predators. And they’ve been preyed on since the Silurian
You know it a Good Friday when Post 10 does a video exploring more abandoned places
Haha
nice pun
Hi great video. Quick question where's your dog.
I know this might sound kind of strange .... but I would love to do an eco-study of the oldest tunnel in midsummer.
55 gallon drums near an abandoned tunnel. The start of a bad 1980's sci fi film.
Or a good one....
Back To The Future
C.H.U.D.
Return of the Living Dead 2
I said “Whoa!!” When he dumped all the water out of his boots! Crazy
I really love how you can be so responsible and mature by doing research and contacting the police etc, but also playful and childlike, messing around in the tunnel. It's very endearing and one of reasons I think a lot of people respond to your videos - you're very natural and that is very refreshing these days.
Aww, sacrificing the dry warm feet for content! Thanks! Looks like you had fun filming this and exploring 😄
This guy needs to make post 10 t-shirts with quotes on them or a rake or something
A line of branded rakes and high viz vests would be nice too.
He does haver tshirts
The old rock tunnel looked awesome, great how the rail ties are still there
Its amazing how much abandoned things are out there and completely forgotten about
To Anyone That Reads This.
May You And Your Family Always Be Blessed! 🙏🏽
Happy Easter 🐇 May you and your family be blessed 🙏also Kind Sir
Thank you.
Ok
I'm a huge railfan, thanks for visiting these tunnels. That rock tunnel has some amazing looking rock features. The rock grain is at a steep angle.
The heavily layered rock (I want to say it's sedimentary) is probably especially prone to shearing loose under the influence of freeze thaw cycles. That tunnel was probably a maintenance headache.
Fascinating and well delivered, like most of your videos.
Both your approach to the presenting the videos and the contents should theoretically make them terrible to watch, but quite the opposite is true, you’re engaging and make a normally dull subject interesting. Well done, from a viewer in the U.K.
Your commentary never gets tiring, keep on spouting those facts!
If Pennywise actually existed.....
Post 10 would have found him by now.
We all get wet socks down here.
Do you have children? You remind me of a dad educating his kids with facts and stories of their surroundings 😊 something my dad did with me. Love it 💙
People have no respect for history. Very sad. Thank you Post 10 for documenting these sites before they are gone. Be careful and Happy exploring😎
Depending on what generation watches this , some of them won’t know what a VCR is lol great video man
“Very Classic Recorder”
Been in a few abandoned train tunnels myself...they are amazing! Strange that the last tunnel didn't have any structural support...bricking or metal on the ceiling. Thanks for taking one cool wade for the Post 10 team! 😊 It was worth it!
Awesome video.. Thanks for sharing.. 😊
Post 10, rural explorer, i like that!
This was an interesting tunnel video. I lived next to Newtown for several years and never heard of these tunnels. Stay safe and have fun Post 10.
@@clintkantor ... these are not the only train tunnels in Newtown. If you spend some time wandering the back roads and using Goggle Earth you will find the others. Recalling they are on the other side of town from these.
@@clintkantor ... was just going to suggest asking the questions at the Danbury Rail Museum. I'm sure someone there knows where they are or might even show you a map. (overlaid with today's roads)
Its this kind of curiosity that we need to drive the world forward! Another great video
Woe that was beautiful. The history frozen in time. Awesome thank you!
OMG! You were only an hour away from me! I'm in CT looking after my mom right now. Nice to see you in CT. ☺
Your videos are so interesting and calming. Thank you for sharing 😊. Best regards from Germany 👋🏻
Dude, you need to have a contest where the Grand Prize is "Spend The Day Exploring Someplace Cool With Post 10"...
That was a great adventure
Thanks for sharing 🙂
I am shocked that a guy as seemingly prepared for anything, and who lives to fiddle around in the water does not have a single pair of extra socks or a change of clothes.
Post10 keepin’ it real for the fans.
Love this channel.
Really enjoy the train stuff you document. Thanks for you historic pics/postcards/notes you put in as you edit, really adds to it. Cheers!
Happy Easter to you all from Ireland. 😁😁🇨🇮🇨🇮👍
Just a heads up, those are Ivory Coast flags
@@lasselippert3892 oooops sorry . 🥺🥺🥺 I'm to old .my eyesight is fuzzy. The men of 1916 will turn in their graves. 🥺☹🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🥺
No need to be sorry. Happy Easter from Denmark
"We better just walk on through... Already wet... This is great!". What a great philosophy on life. I have been watching post 10 for years. Great videos my friend. Thank you for posting.
@3:06 The engine is from a 1960 or later VW bug or bus. It is a four-cylinder you’re only seeing 1/2. At @5:15 That’s a VW bug chassis. The rear portion. @5:30 that’s the front of it.
that so called car is actually a pick up truck bed.from the 50s
the 1 in the tunnel is a vw
Thanks for bringing us along and sharing!!
I will never understand why people just toss junk out there like this.
I think they don't want to pay dump fees. Also, lots of people think being an a#$hole is fun.
Love the already wet going through!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!!! I feel like I am right there with you what a great adventure!! you describe so well!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
The two cylinder engine appears to be part of an air cooled VW engine. At the beginning of the first tunnel, it looks like someone chopped up a VW bug.
the car body is a upside down studebaker pickup.
Thank you for showing that I love trains and tracks and tunnels
i went on a hike along the river behind my farm and found a bunch of road signs and posts that were taken out while snowplowing
Absolutely love the tunnel and train videos!! Thank you so much post10!! My favorite channel on RUclips!!
the madlad went back through the water up to his knees to set up cameras for cinematic shots
In Britain those inlets in the tunnel wall are called "Refuge's" for railway workers to step into when a train comes through 👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Watch out for Bigfoot bro, he left his socks there as a sign.
That second rock tunnel is fantastic....thanks for taking us there!
Im sorry you got wet but I'm happy you are worm. I appreciate all you do to share your adventures. Good Easter to you all.
This was so much fun!! Thanks again for taking us along on your adventure 👍👏💯
This man is a champion
Those clips of jogging through the tunnel were the absolute best thing ive ever seen!!!
I like how he narrates as he's doing the video opposed to filling in the narration after-the-fact...
Really makes you feel like you're there right along with him.
Then getting the same exciting feeling when the whirlpool comes around.
I'm glad I subscribe to this channel✔
Much respect to you Post 10
From, Katrinka
San Francisco Bay Area
It’s the handicapped diver dude again, I just want to say thank you for these adventure videos. You do a very good job narrating as you walk along, that really helps keep people interested and also teaches us some history. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I look forward to your next video.
I was wondering why this hadn't been a part of the rails to trails program and then you showed the second tunnel and I think that's part of why it hasn't--it's so close in proximity I bet it'd be too risky to allow many people near for safety reasons. CT has a lot of walking paths that used to be railways though. When I lived there as a kid I used to love biking down the one near my house.
The first tunnel could be made into a trail east since it doesn't exit onto active tracks but the other is a danger and would need millions to stabilize
@@post.10 _the legendary man has replied_
We call them boots Wellies after the Duke of Wellington who invented them.
We call railroad ties Sleepers
Regards from another explorer accross the pond🇬🇧🏴
This guy is amazing exploring anywhere he can reach that no one else will dare to. Fascinating stuff and very brave to walk thru that second tunnel with rock falls and flood water.
You certainly like your little adventures, and a big thank you for taking us along for the experience, I swear I felt that cold water when it topped your boots 👢🥶
5:15 that’s the VW frame. Rear portion showing.
Keep these kind videos coming. Excellent to watch
I love all these videos. We dont have places like this in the UK. You have so many woods and water running. It's great. I find all these very relaxing.
That was cool! Thank you for another post 10 adventure. 😊
I've said it before, I'll say it again, any time you are working around water, have a complete change of dry clothes! Hope you didn't have any ticks. I was thinking that you meant Antique Rail Cars in the tunnels, that would have been cool.
Enjoyed it very much. A special interest I have, vicariously: I used to hike around a lot. But starting in 2011 I've become Disabled w/ multiple soft tissue injury conditions. I can and do still walk around, am active, etc, but only for a short time/distance.
Post 10.
The voice of the "Unsung Engineer"
I have a request, when you unclog a culvert.... can you place another camera on the exit?
I would love to see the footage of a small trickle of water suddenly having mud and logs flow past.,, and then the rush of water as you clear it.
If you (@post10 are not confident at mixing and editing film, I bet there is one of your fans that can do the job with you.
And, I for one, would be happy to become a Patron and contribute to you buying a decent tripod and camera...
It's awesome seeing Post in his element. Trains, tunnels and water outdoors. Keep spreading the joy bud! Happy happy happy
I was saying, please don't go in the underground lake!😱 But i knew he wasn't turning around🤣🤣
Thank you for struggling down the hillside to share these amazing tunnels from our treasured past.
the water is so lovely and clear isn't it...
this is the type of content you dont even see people making anymore on youtube. keep it up.
People are pigs. Thank you for the tour!!
So cool and thank you for your exploration! I love old railroads, tunnels and bridges!
"Who does graffiti with a crayon?"
You live in some lovely panoramic countryside. Enjoying your videos thanks.
Yo epic Post 10 name comming in at the start looks nice
Thanks again for showing your adventures
Hey make sure all your shots are up-to-date. You don’t wanna get scratched with some rusty piece of metal. Take care great channel
Another great adventure video!! Thanks brother!!
When the water got deep in that tunnel, was expecting you to surprise Gollum gnawing on a raw fish.