as an older Male that has seen his fair share of accidents, please make sure somebody always knows where you are and you have means to call for help on you... so much stuff can go wrong in these scenarios. I hope nothing ever happens to you, but make you are safe and can get help when need be. Stay healthy and be proud of what you are doing, its an amazing Job!

@drewmqn

4 жыл бұрын

This is good advice.

@tomthumb8346

4 жыл бұрын

Even if he puts a note on his dashboard stating when he started and where he is in case he gets hurt. But lets hope he doesn't get hurt!!

@Hertog_von_Berkshire

3 жыл бұрын

A pair of stout boots wouldn't go amis. All too easy to turn an ankle doing work like that.

@DCR52

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@catherinecarter3465

2 жыл бұрын

I hope he's vaccinated against Weill's Disease

I watch these videos for stress relief. When it rains heavily I now check for flooding and see if there’s any grates I can uncover. It’s like watching a live performance lol

These drains and culverts this guy clears should have been done by the public works departments, but I digress. This stuff is out of sight, out of mind, until someones house or a neighborhood is flooded, then everyone is scratching their heads, and their asses wondering how did this happen. This is a blatant failure of the very people we pay our taxes to, and they do absolutely nothing. If I were a public works department head, I would be completely embarrassed, but I guess when you have lifetime tenure, a pension with full benefits, who gives a damn if someones home or business is destroyed. It is just another day at the office. I applaud this guys efforts, but it is something he really should not have to do to protect his community. I saw one of his videos where the culvert had became so bad, that it began to threaten I-90, which is a major east-west interstate that runs from Boston Massachusetts to Seattle Washington. It took a television crew to come out, which created a major embarrassment to M-DOT to the point where they were forced to replace the culvert, or a portion of I-90 would have collapsed. When your government begs for more of our money, tell them to watch this guys videos, then tell them they have neither deserved more tax money, or earned the tax money they are currently extracting from us citizens. This guy works harder for free, than a thousand government workers do for money.

@davidpfohl9678

3 жыл бұрын

should put convicts to work doin this stuff

@PandoraMaximova

3 жыл бұрын

And that project could have cost $10,000. But instead, because the government ignored him, it's now costing over $1,000,000 to fix it. A million! 🤦‍♀️

@Nexusin

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidpfohl9678 At first i didn't like this comment as using prisoners for labor is a slippery slope. But in this sense it would give them job training, for a job that is obviously not being done but should be done. And with enough publicity jobs like maintenance would be come "fashionable" again

@benscoles5085

3 жыл бұрын

@@Nexusin what is wrong with having convicts working ? as long as they are not whipped or beaten, I am a firm believer that a slightly tough treatment, doing hard labor can be a deterrent , making them think about how the actions the committed to get here, are not worth the misery

@Nexusin

3 жыл бұрын

@@benscoles5085 once you get "free" labour with prisoners, where does it end? what about the people looking for jobs now, imagine them having to compete with inmates to do a job

You need little wooden signs that say "maintained/cleanedup by Post10, and hang them on a tree near the stuff you clear. lol

@laurawilson3049

3 жыл бұрын

In the state I live in they have signs that say cleaned up by troop # such and such .You ought to have signs that say cleaned and maintained by Post 10

@alewisenator

3 жыл бұрын

Thats a great idea.

@struanpeat5116

3 жыл бұрын

If could be construed as him taking legal responsibility for them, and the state might never attempt to maintain it themselves ever again

@keeperofthelists4771

3 жыл бұрын

Bill the state??

@meemoleem9123

3 жыл бұрын

A simple sign : Post 10 was here.

These videos are my new guilty pleasure. There’s something so oddly satisfying about this. I definitely pay more attention to my local culverts and drain grates cause of you. Keep up the good work, post! You’re doin the lord’s work, son!

i really wish all youtube channels were like yours. all i see are people sitting or standing in front of cameras giving their opinion on things begging for money, and they generally are using someone elses work to profit. then there is your channel where you actually work and help both community and environment and not asking for anything. and the best part is you actually love what your doing and it shows.

@julianp2868

3 жыл бұрын

80% of the channels on here are as you say and businesses making out they are normal people doing reviews. What makes me laugh are the people who believe it and donate!! I would willingly give to this guy money or clothing or tools.

@milotorres6894

2 жыл бұрын

Amen , 👍✌️💪🙏🇺🇸🖖🤙💎he is a finished diamond among the rough 👼🌹✨ he is ruining a good pair of loafers , doing this dead fallen clog , admire and respect to his dedication and commitment clearing these infastructure issues , and safety hazards for all ... press on my man..😸😎👍

@marlenen6130

2 жыл бұрын

@@milotorres6894 he has been able to upgrade his shoes and equipment. I wondered if these were work shoes that look like nicer loafers? He’s taught us all so much more about drainages, floods, beavers, safety. And we all appreciate him.

@mickyfen2

Жыл бұрын

So it's you that keeps clicking on them.

I never thought I’d be such a huge fan of watching somebody Unclog so many holes but I got to say this channel has definitely got me... it’s nice to see somebody actually make content that isn’t ridiculous not to mention the fact that this guy is actually working which I got to say is pretty freaking amazing 👏 where ever there is a hole and some wood let’s hope there is a post 10 👍

@wildalbalass4867

Жыл бұрын

3 years later he’s still going strong.

Does anyone else want to go camping seeing all this wood? It sure looks like alot of hard work and you still went in and did it. A lot of people might think that clearing out cuverts isn't much but it clearly helps in the long run. 💪💪✌✌✌🇵🇷

This is one of the most wholesome and calm communities on KZread. I binge watch these videos and not once do I ever actually see people arguing.

does any one else get excited by blocked drains now? I do! What a good job. I am never too busy to watch a man work hard.

@alyssamau1848

3 жыл бұрын

Whenever I see a blocked drain if I have time before or after something that I need to be at I will always take time to unclog it

I’m surprised there were any trees left in the surrounding areas, it all seemed to be in front of the culvert.

We need more people like this guy.

@johne7123

4 жыл бұрын

*Be more like this guy

@ecologytoday

3 жыл бұрын

@@johne7123 I could not agree more

@calmeblondy

3 жыл бұрын

be one

I'm SO glad you said this appears to be a long-term build up of debris... I was thinking if this was the result of only one storm, you might as well give up trying to keep these culverts clear! But you really made a difference here -- and I can't wait to see Part 2!!!

It looked as if someone covered it deliberately. So much wood. Wow, what an effort. I just hope the next storm does not dislodge the wood you threw up the embankment.

@NWinnVR

5 жыл бұрын

He can only do so much without a license. To do this work properly he would need a chipper-trailer a truck to tow it with, and all the permits that go with that. But then he would legally only be able to do jobs on private property. For public ones such as is likely seen in the video, he must be hired by the municipality to do so.. For better or worse in the US what he is doing is not technically _legal,_ but it's also not expressly _illegal_ in most places either.. There is just very little incentive to stop him for now.

@blargkliggle1121

5 жыл бұрын

Never underestimate the power of flowing water, that pile has the look of wood thats tumbled around in floodwaters.

@ianboddy4368

5 жыл бұрын

@@NWinnVR That's the thing, someone might have a job to actually clear out the places he's cleaning or, quite possibly, nobody does until somebody would call a company for it with a license, which would most likely only happen after damage/flooding has happened.

@watcherofwatchers

4 жыл бұрын

@@NWinnVR anything not illegal is, by definition, legal.

@robert3302

4 жыл бұрын

Probably was deposited during a flood.

Not all hero’s wear capes. This one wears loafers

Showed my gf this, first she thought it was weird of me, but now she's hooked 😂 typical with your vids!

Post 10, do you ever let grass grow under your feet??!!?? LOL, You are always doing something. What you do is simply Amazing and no one could ever say that your lazy. You truly care about everyone else!! GOD Bless you & please be safe. You are a remarkable young man!!!

When you clear a drain or culvert and the water starts pouring through...I get the biggest grin...lolol! You work really hard. I'm amazed and impressed you do that by yourself!!

I love watching these videos. They are very interesting. You fall down and get right back up again and back to work! Hard worker! Thanks for making them!

The winner of the Olympic gold medal in javelin is seen here at his summer training camp.

Thanks for sharing this video with us. Your a great guy who cares about your environment. I honestly think you should be recognized for what you do for the life of others. Thanks for your great video and love for others.

33 minutes? Part 1? I know what I'll be doing for the next hour

@WangleLine

4 жыл бұрын

hell yeah

@Potatoinator

3 жыл бұрын

I suggest speeding it up but you probably already watched it.

Someone owes u $300 for the work u did. That just goes to show us that ppl aren't doing their jobs. Ur doing great things. U deserve to be acknowledged for all u do.

@marylousinger3489

3 жыл бұрын

I think it's worth more than that.

I'm starting to think I like this so much because our ancient instincts have taught us to love running water. Running water is safe(r) to drink and doesn't house mosquitoes.

At first: wait where is the culvert? 30 minute in, wow how did you even spot it?

@kdm1234gmail

4 жыл бұрын

maybe he saw the outlet that may be on the other side and went to check the intake and saw it packed?

@mrsticky005

4 жыл бұрын

He probably didn't "spot it" but instead knows where a culvert should be and just looked there. It's like those civil war movies where the general is looking into the distance and is like "This is gonna be a massacre." Except instead it is a culvert.

@sagishpreman7644

4 жыл бұрын

He regularly visits the spots that he cleared earlier so he knows the spots...

Mike Rowe would definitely be happy to meet post 10 guy

That’s it I’m putting a rake in my car now after watching these videos as I now know how to clear a road flood . We have in my little village ,in north west England ,lots of reservoirs around us so everything runs off into them but at the bottom of the village just up from the stream a part of the road that floods . Next time it does I’m going to be down there with my wellies on and my rake

This dude is so pure. End of part 2 at this culvert gives me such feelings of serenity. Love his whole identity. This is what humanity should aspire to be.

@iwanabana

2 жыл бұрын

the ASMR value of this video is insane, especialy the first portion, close your eyes and you can picture a camp fire near a stream (the cracking and shuffling inspired me that)

Waders and/or decent work boots should be on your shopping list. To keep yourself a bit drier and safer.

I was half expecting a beaver to be living in there ha ha ;-)

The World needs more people like you..

And the Lord said”LET THERE BE C4!!” and post 10 rested on Sunday.

@andik859

4 жыл бұрын

Some dynamite sticks and a electric blasting machine to lift them up. 🙉🤣

@jasonreed7522

2 жыл бұрын

Im a fan of just burning that crap in a bonfire. That entire debris pile would be reduced to a less than 50gal drum of ashes in about as long as it takes to toss the peices in. Then you can dispose of the ashes however you want, the easiest being dump them in the woods above the floodplain. And the CO2 emissions would be about the same as letting it rot anyway.

You are an extremely good worker.

You are a hero! And you need a sidewing! You are beating MR Blockage! Much love from the netherlands!!!

Watching post 10 working with loafers and pulling woods with a broom made my day

Excellent. You must live in a very pristine area. Culverts around me are filled with all kinds of trash. I imagine you run across some critters too.

Make a Patreon account so people can support you by buying you boots and protective clothing 👍🏾

@stonehill27

4 жыл бұрын

My guess is that he doesn't care about better clothing and boots. He has very good gloves now.

@The__Canuck.

4 жыл бұрын

@@stonehill27 you cant tell that from his church shoes he is wearing? my dude is out there in his sunday bests getting down and dirty.

@Helen-sound

3 жыл бұрын

Lo'Vonia Parks Maybe even an Amazon wish list so we can help out . I wish we knew his name . Is there an award for unsung heroes in America?

@ITzDaveXD

3 жыл бұрын

His patreon is linked on the channel

Post 10 knows the secret to completing a daunting task....how do you eat an elephant?....one bite at a time! Good job, Post 10!

Just a suggestion, but in cases like this, work boots would be a good idea for your safety. Keep up the awesome job!!

You are a hero!

Nar’thn.. hello from Yorkshire England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 just subscribed What you do is gods work... I think your ace just sat down with a brew to watch you work hard.. Have a blessed day. Be safe

@pauljubb8411

4 жыл бұрын

East Yorkshire lad here buddy.

@colonelkenson8619

3 жыл бұрын

Same here, this young man has a work ethic kin to what we back in the 50s. Don’t see it often these days which is a shame. Honest labor for a fair days pay, what say you lads.

Man there’s enough wood there to build a small cabin!!! Great job as always!! 👍🏻

You are one stronk man that doesn't know when to give up

Why am I so fascinated by your videos. Its actually quite relaxing watching you work 😊

I love that you fix these things as you discover them, and then go back and keep up maintenance. Such a cool hobby!

You have kept us very interested during lockdown here in UK , still lots of your postings to see, and will look forward to them.

I love this guy. He works and teaches as he goes along. At the ripe old age of 78, I've learned things about Mother Nature that were unknown to me. Keep on keepin' on, my friend.

This looks like me trying to get through my email at work 🤣

My man, you always do this great work, keep going on!

Awesome job. 👍🏻 But my mind was racing thinking of all the different things that could be made from that wood. Looking 👀 forward to more videos.

@nomohakon6257

5 жыл бұрын

Things? Like a huge fire?

@TexasRose50

5 жыл бұрын

No, like table lamps, or outside ornaments. Let your mind take you where it's never been before. I hate to see any wood go to waste. But that's just me. Have a good day.

@nomohakon6257

5 жыл бұрын

@@TexasRose50 Wood is just carbon and hydrogen, plus some other stuff, aligned by chemical processes to, among other things, look pretty to some humans. Im not one of those.

@TexasRose50

5 жыл бұрын

That's fine with me. Everyone has their own tastes.

Such a hard worker and does awesome job! Just wish you had boots.. worried you'll step on something or hurt an ankle

@NWinnVR

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe he just wants to look _fabulous~_ while working.

@aoliver4686

5 жыл бұрын

@@NWinnVR Oh my never thought of that.. maybe so

@willappleton6078

4 жыл бұрын

@@NWinnVR now i cant stop looking at his shoes....thanks.

La lluvia vuelve a mover esos palos al menos que se retire lejos de ahí ⛈ 👏buen trabajo🙏

21,000 views, and only 810 likes?? Come on people!! This guy is working his butt off, and filming it!! Much Props! :)

Love the water sounds and the occasional bird call! Also so satisfying to see the end result!

That's one serious beaver right there.

@joshuaguenin9507

5 жыл бұрын

Storm debris

@ashborn4697

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshuaguenin9507 whoosh

Get some steel toe boots. Just in case one of those logs just takes out your toes. And maybe keep your feet nice and dry too. Thanks for making another great video.

"There are two types of being in the universe: Those who like the sound of running water and those who do not" -Drax the Destroyer

i tell my wife I'm watching porn so she doesn't think I'm nuts, but I love these videos!

@karivilello6045

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

@citizenshan2118

5 жыл бұрын

Sad when I comes to it, but me too!!

@triciap1874

4 жыл бұрын

If it were my husband I would rather he be watching something like this... Just saying! LOL

@MUSICALLY619

4 жыл бұрын

🤔 OK m8. Very weird relationship you have... However, who am I to judge ey?

@LL-ux1gh

4 жыл бұрын

When I watch Dr pimple popper I tell my husband I am watching porn too. To hard to explain those videos.

if we had 10 guys like you in every town no one would ever have to worry about floods, great work you do.

Post 10 I really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for taking the time recording them for us to watch! Keep up the great work!

I can't stop watching these videos. I want to send him some tools so bad.

Whom clearly appears to be a gracious and selfless individual providing a thankless service to a number of communities is deserving of a pair of work boots, some wellies, waders, heavy working gloves and a worker overall. I live in the UK here too the are wonderful people who are happy to give but get a helping hand from those like us who enjoy his good deeds, hopefully that make us feel just that little bit brighter. Seriously this kit can’t cost a fortune, I am assuming at Cabelas or Walmart, what do we think. I would gladly contribute to this small effort. Well done to you young man and we appreciate you service.

Got a match? Just kidding. You do the work of three men. I really enjoy your videos and listen to your knowledge on the subject.

The first camera position was better because we could watch it like a project and see how you attack the pile and how you deal with the debris. You may even look into a drone that can hover above while you work you magic.

Great work clearing that mess out. Careful you don’t hurt your back with those big pieces.

At this point I know I’ve watched videos over again, so when one I missed pops up I get super excited! You’re the best, post!

that looks like charred wood from forest fires... the county needs to have several service trucks in the area chipping up that dead wood. 1) to prevent fires and 2) to prevent flooding because of the blocked culverts.

@IB_A

5 жыл бұрын

Looked more like normal wood just after storm

Sweet action loafers my guy.

@R_DUB93

3 жыл бұрын

Yo I knew somebody else noticed those kicks too hahah 👞

Regular people: Crap, this is gonna take all day to clear...😭😭 Post 10: Yesss! This is going to take all day to clear!!😁😁😁 And whistles while he's doing it ♥️😁

Post 10, wow. What an amazing transformation, you are just brilliant. ♥️

This would be a good thing for community serve hours. Best be adults, though. I suggest a back brace belt for this kind of heavy stuff. An injury would stop post10 from getting to do this ever again. Great work, man!

6:09 last videos: "I always find these, really everytime." lol, yes you do

That was a substantial amount of wood you moved. Nice job.

Bravo pour le travail de remise en état réalisé au profit de tout le monde. C'est un excellent exemple d écologie pratique

I love your content, keep up the good work

Chain saw it up.Reward for clearing, sell wood or use for yourself. Win win solution. Good job by the way.

I try to find other people that make unclogging videos, but yours are the BEST BY FAR! Keep it up my man!

Here I am again, watching you clean out a culvert, it is surprisingly interesting watching it evolve as you clear it out. Have you ever been questioned by town/city staff or police if they saw you while driving by?

@colonelkenson8619

3 жыл бұрын

Yes he has, I’ve seen it happen in a couple of videos. H e just explains what he’s doing, they say good for you but be careful and off they go.

Great job! These videos are relaxing and truly show what one hard working and caring person can achieve. Also, noticed at the 8:44 mark you were wearing loafers. :) Anyone else notice that?

How'd you even notice that culvert.

dan the culvert man, your new nickname

@teideim5669

5 жыл бұрын

I feel like it should be Bran the Culvert Man, because he comes things flowing.

I love watching these, and some guys who help fur seals in Namibia. They get tangled in fishing line. Also a channel named Hope For Paws, where homeless dogs get help.

You have the best attitude about in all you do and it shows in your actions your a hard working young man you actually need to be a supervisor to the people who are putting these culverts in you would be a great asset to all the tax payers and save millions on damage to our Vehicles thank you for all you do

it looks like you have dress shoes on. You should look into setting up PO Box and allow viewers to send you stuff - like waders, or at least muck boots, etc.

Uno de.los.mejores vídeos para mi !! Exelente la fuerza a hiciste la paciencia ...abrazo desde Argentina !!gracias por cuidar la.Naturaleza !

I enjoy watching you clear these water flow obstructions. 💦I am a new subscriber and watching your channel is adictive. Great job!

Seems like hard work but it's always rewarding. I'm kind of a "hands on" work kind of guy

He sacrificed his best brogues to show us how elegant culvert cleaning can be. What a man!

That is so physically demanding , you must be super fit post and you deserve a medal . Thank you .

Wow, it’s like clearing an entire lumber mill

You should always start at the back of a clog like this. The last ones to reach the clog are not tangled up and will make your job easier and faster to undo. I have no idea why I love watching posy10 unclog culverts but I can;t stop coming to this channel.

When this guy makes another Culvert clearing video: STONKS for the neighborhood, and STONKS for me. Time to make a KZread video

@LeemWills

5 жыл бұрын

not stonk but inspiring

In the world of post 10 no culvert is safe my word though this one has enough wood to build a log cabin

Hi Sysiphos, I admire your power and the constant way of working!

Now THAT was a shedload of timber! Given the work you put in for the benefit of others I would take that home for firewood!

I was thinking that starting a fire off to the side to burn the debris would be helpful, keep up the good work!

@bigredc222

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking burning it would prevent it from blocking it up again on the next storm, but there's probably no safe way to do it without risking setting the whole woods on fire.

@0x73V14

4 жыл бұрын

that would be much more likely to lead to legal problems

Il'be afraid to discover a dead body under those logs

@geministar392

4 жыл бұрын

@Allan Hanscom maybe give u nightmares perhaps

That first ad you put in the video, it was perfectly timed with when you broke the stick and fell on your ass, just like cliffhangers in TV shows lol.

I love your videos. Awesome work!