There is nothing better than spending a Friday night camping and relaxing with Post!

@wildalbalass4867

Жыл бұрын

It’s even better being out camping yourself in winter.

@mrcrock2095

Жыл бұрын

​@@wildalbalass4867 just about to say the same!😂lmfao

I can’t tell you how much I appreciate your camping videos. I especially love the long ones. Thank you for posting them. Hopefully you keep camping in the spring and summer.

I love this kind of videos. I came for storm drains and stay for winter camping. I love it. Already sad when winter ends. I build a little wood log house in my garden by myself and installed a wood stove. Sadly where I live in germany we do not have this awesome big propertys with private forests but Thers is nothing more relaxing sitting in the nowhere eating some simple dishes with a wood stove burning and just listen to the wind and watching the nature while being warm and cozy, so awesome. 👍

I thought your unclogging videos would be your top tier content, but there is just something special with these camping videos. Keep them coming, we love it!

The level of work you put into making these videos is very impressive. Thank you for putting these together and sharing your adventures!

I love all these videos. It must seem strange that youre talking to yourself but you make us all feel included so i imagine you dont feel alone. Keep up the good work Postie. All your videos make good night time viewing here in the UK.

@mightyV444

Жыл бұрын

Off-topic, but: 'Sevensisters' as in the Pleiadian star cluster, possibly? 😀

@sevensisters3641

Жыл бұрын

@@mightyV444 I didnt know of that one! Seven sisters as of cliffs in East Sussex UK.

@mightyV444

Жыл бұрын

@@sevensisters3641 - Ah! Okay! And very nice! 😀 And in turn, I had not heard of those cliffs before! 😊

@yvonnecook8635

Жыл бұрын

And we have seven sisters mountain range in northern BC

Snowshoes and Rubber Boots. I freaking love this guy.

Love these camping videos! I put the camping playlist on every night to sleep. It's relaxing and I feel like I'm camping, too! Thank you for making them. Safe travels!

@Yinzzy656

Жыл бұрын

Haha me too!

@SRQmoviemaker

Жыл бұрын

Same here I'm always falling asleep to post, mav, crazy quady and more!

@XXMETAL4LIF3XX

Жыл бұрын

Same

@KayDSmith

Жыл бұрын

Same here, its like ASMR unless Ads tick in as double as loud as the rest of the video. Also thanks for showing metric numbers :)

@XXMETAL4LIF3XX

Жыл бұрын

@@KayDSmith gotta get adblock

Post10, this was another great camping video. I like them because they're all different. You use different tents/shelters, eat different foods, camp in various places from inside an igloo to an abandoned truck to an abandoned motel to camping on a frozen lake and camping on your own land. The variety keeps it interesting for sure. I'm very sorry that you were sold crummy wood that damaged your stove with creosote. I hope that creosote cleaning log works and cleans out your stove! I was worried for a bit that you only brought 1 gallon of water, but you had a 2nd one. I was shocked at all the trees that were down. You definitely would've been stranded had your camping plans gone ahead the few days before. Thank you for taking us along! Be well and stay safe! 😊🙏🏻🌻❤️

I’m an old guy so I can’t help but tell you to be careful on those winter roads. I really enjoy your videos. What a great way to relax.

A good spark arrestor might help with the stove. Ground sheet or tarp will help keep your sleeping area dry, and a hatchet or axe is always a good thing to add to your camp kit for managing fire wood.

Thank you for taking us on this journey! Fun times watching you!

Love this guy, half his vids are messing with beavers and his other half are him acting like a beaver. Builds winter lodge, saws woods and uses it for everything

I was first introduced to you by watching you clean out storm drains and now watching your winter camping, I love it. I assume you will be doing spring and summer videos also, looking forward to them.

There is little more beautiful than a freezing cold day and sunlit snow. Sleeping outdoors in those temperatures is something I'll leave to younger folks, but it's good to see!

My favorite KZread channel lots of beneficial information he provides in all of his videos very helpful for me because I love camping too

Right before Christmas in central Kentucky, we had a day when it stayed below zero all day long and I also thought all the steam and smoke was so cool coming out of trucks and people's chimneys. Hope you stayed really warm and thanks for all your awesome content ✌️🙂

Raising the stakes with camping in the middle of nowhere at these temperatures! I suppose the dead silence was a good reward - I love it myself when I'm in a place where there is nobody else and no civilization noise. Its so nice to not hear anyone for a change... 😌

i never thought id say "oh yay a new camping video!" but here we are. love the videos!!

I’ve never gone camping in my life. And I may be too old to now… So I love ❤️ watching your camping videos!!! I really like how you clearly explain stuff so we can learn. Plus, Your voice is calm & soothing. I pretend I’m there!! ❤

@christophertrump1570

Жыл бұрын

Never too old grab a fur friend and go out for a adventure

@MrBoxer1200

Жыл бұрын

That is one of the greatest comments ever.

@paulabuck5976

Жыл бұрын

@@MrBoxer1200 thanks 🙏

@sowdiem6047

Жыл бұрын

Anything is possible with the right tools and knowledge

Quality content dude... much appreciated because I love these kinds of videos. The best part is that your videos are not the same over and over again like so many others.... not a knock to those people, it just gets old for me. A great channel, I enjoy your camping type videos the most.

Love these camping videos! You are such a hard worker and I love your sense of wonder!

Once again I have caught a cold and not feeling well. Your videos are the only thing I want to watch when I'm not feeling great. Thank you for the nature content from a city boy

Thank you so much for always converting degrees F to degrees C. I would be lost without it. I can’t believe that you do these camps in the cold, in the UK if we have it below 0C we all worry about the roads and whether heating systems will fail. We’re a bit pathetic really!

Bro its like effing Christmas everytime you upload. I watch all 2 hours of these multiple times lmao. It's the perfect thing to have playing in the background while I'm working.

Looks brilliant fun. I much prefer winter camping. In Scotland though we don’t get such low temperatures. Homage to you sir. NO SIGNAL!! That sounds like utter bliss to me. I’ve gone to some lengths to find places with no signal. The peace and quiet is a joy to the heart. Luv luv luv the wee stoves. Appreciate the Celsius conversion. I too season my own wood and if I’m forced to, I only buy wood if it says kiln dried. We all live and learn. What a cracking video. Many thanks.

Who would think I’d be watching camping videos and culvert unclogging videos. I think I’ve watched every video from your past to now. Love all the videos. Culverts, camping, exploration, ect and all very educational.

its a great day when post10 uploads! absolutely love these camping/longer videos. thank you for taking your time to do theses for us!

Love the camping videos, I guess you will have more ideas for next winter since this one is over but you should also do camping videos in the summer too!

@post.10

Жыл бұрын

Summer's not close to being over yet sometimes it snows into may here

@tombardy3813

Жыл бұрын

@@post.10 you are right but I expect rising temperatures in February and march but might be a few storms

@post.10

Жыл бұрын

@@tombardy3813 might be cool to do some camps where it's not extremely cold oh, I have some more options I can pack lighter, might be fun to do one in the pouring rain

@jamesalinio5277

Жыл бұрын

​@@post.10 if you're going to try a rain storm video, if you get by some hills or mountains you might try cave camping

@Yinzzy656

Жыл бұрын

@@MarlaMarieHidalgo lol great Idea!

So beautiful to see this scenery and the fun of the camping trip. You know you really are a gem Post10 - sharing these experience with us. Love the peace of the bush.

I love how all your videos showcase the beauty of nature! And thanks to our National Park system, we all work super hard to preserve as much of it as humanly possible! I could you have become one with nature (though I'm not an expert)!

I really enjoy your adventures. Please keep it up!

I think this is one of my favorite s of your camping adventures. It’s 2:00am time to sleep. Thanks post I get more enjoyment watching these videos than anything on network TV could offer me.

I like how you get excited over things like the smoke coming from the power plant, I've always thought that kind of stuff looks cool too.

This was interesting to me, however the big ass log trucks were scary on that ice, I was holding my breath when the hugely overloaded trucks zoomed by you. 👍🏼

This was super enjoyable to watch. Please do more of this!

These long camping with the wood stove in unique places are quickly becoming my favorites. Especially the truck camp ones. I love them.

Thanks for these long camping videos. Very entertaining. Be safe out there.

👍🏼👍🏼These long camping videos are really entertaining. I really do feel like I’m part of the action there. I’d watch your long videos over most other channels.

Aloha 🌺💐 Really appreciate all you do! I only have seen snow once on the BIg Island of Hawaii. Thank you so much! Aloha 🥰🌺

That was way too cool seeing all that steam coming out of those trucks 🛻 when accelerating! I’ve never been anywhere where the temperature was -9F! Now that’s 🥶

Love the overnight camping videos. All of them are awesome on all your channels I been watching them all lately. Such a chill vibe and very knowledgeable your awesome dude

Just started watching, but thank you again for sharing your journey! Watching these help with depression and anxiety, and just great entertainment

@laurenweisse9858

Жыл бұрын

His cheerful attitude does help!!!

@paulabuck5976

Жыл бұрын

Yes, his voice is soothing; his videos are relaxing.

I’m so glad you took us camping ⛺️ with you! Great experience!! But as someone who maybe old enough to be your ma please get a satellite phone or whatever needed in case of emergency. Mom rant over! Thanks again!

Blimey a sauna in the woods in winter and your having fun indeed , top class videos again of doing strange things and having fun.

I love your camping video. It's fun to watch you cook too. Thank you David.☮️💖🎶

These videos are soooo relaxing, i feel like im on a trip! The tent looks cool from outside, cozy like a mini cabin. Not sure if I could do 10º/no jacket for more than 5 min 😄

Love outweighs every other need. Thank you,

Just dont be discouraged im enjoying this video a lot.thank you and keep them coming .

What gorgeous part of the country you live in, New England is an amazing place!

I'm loving these camping videos Post! I can't wait to see what other creative ways you do camping videos this year!

Whoo hoo! Another camping video. So much fun. I hate the cold. Great steamshow. That was cool. Love the camping spot, all on your own, nobody to bug you. Perfect. That's unfortunate, a stinky smell. Eww! That's so neat, see that woodpecker. Never seen one before. Think you come back and camp here again? Maybe summer? A great adventure Postie, many thanks for sharing with us.

You need to use high temperature paint like they use on pizza ovens for your wood stove. Light sand the stove with around 120 grit sandpaper first. The paint for pizza ovens is good for 1200° Fahrenheit... when I used that style of tent I added an elbow at the hole in the tent for the chimney adjusted to 45°. With the angle you did not have to worry about melting the flap over the chimney hole.

Softwoods like fir, pine and cedar make more smoke, and therefore more creosote. The best kind of wood to burn is one of the hard woods, such as oak, hard maple and birch because they release more heat and produce less creosote deposits

Love these camping videos please make alot more I always wait for them I'll be honest I don't watch any of your other videos with the unclogging a dam or whatnot but every single one of your camping videos I watch every day! At least 2 times a day or I fall asleep watching them because I know what happened but I still watch them can't wait for alot more and can't wait for what else you will cook!!

Oh yes! I'm watching again while we bake in 100 degree temperatures day after day. Looking forward to October 🍻

@davestelling

23 сағат бұрын

Same, friend. Can't wait for fall!

Wow I was impressed you shovel that snow like a busy little beaver

Thank you for making these videos, I really appreciate all the work you put into making them😁

You and the smoke/steam! 🥰

I enjoy all of your videos. They’re so informative. I especially enjoy learning the simple solutions to street/road floods that plague many communities and that anyone of us can do to help. Anyway, I just want to offer one small correction on this video. I believe it is technically called Evaporation Fog that forms over water that’s warmer than the air above it. Keep up the great work!! Love ya!!

I really enjoy the addition of these camping videos. I was already a fan, but I am watching more of your videos now.

Lol everytime you say maine or nh I'm always watching to see if I recognize the area since that's where I'm from. You do an amazing job.

You made me miss camping in the snow. The stove is most definitely a luxury. I never camped when the temps fell below 15° f. I would with that tent and stove. Enjoy seeing the beautiful scenery also. Thanks again for taking me a long. That green wood was disgusting.

Sometimes I use a pop up ice shack for winter camping. Run a silicone stove jack out one of the windows so you can use the wood burner. Lay a tarp on the floor with a thick rubber mat by the front of the stove to keep hot embers from burning through the tarp

I thoroughly enjoyed your showing us how to adjust the heat of the stove in your tent. I have never camped in anything below the teens in F °. Though I know what it is like to start a campfire after an ice storm, and how cold that can be. Do you tell anyone where you are camping in case of trouble so they know where to find you? Beautiful scenes, and enjoyed your narrative.

Really like the way your channel is evolving. Keep up the good work!

We just discovered your channels a few weeks ago. Now all we look forward to is watching you. Thanks Post 10, you are so awesome. 💘

I live vicariously through you. Thanks mate.

Its all about that windchill that changes everything nice night to be out there

The boyish charm continues!

I sat in my local Starbucks sipping Pistachio Latte and watched your video, Perfect! lol

I'm a 66 year old gal from Australia and can not comprehend that type of cold. I love his videos. Started watching the culvert ones, now I hang out for the long camping ones. I have learnt so much about Beavers. Keep up the good work. I'm hooked!

Love the quantity and quality of Posts video! Great channel!

Thank you...I love traveling with you seeing places I will never be able to visit.🙏👍😊💕🚛

Your comments about the steam being produced by that plant reminded me of this old, old story that happened over 30 years ago here in Tennessee. On the morning of December 11, 1990, people driving to work on Interstate 75 near Calhoun, Tennessee ran into "fog" that was so thick that anyone caught in it was literally driving blind. Drivers couldn’t see what they were about to hit, let alone be able to react to it while going 70 mph. Allegedly, the Bowater Paper Plant, one of the largest producers of newsprint in the country, emitted massive amounts of steam and pollutants from its smokestacks. In addition, the facility’s wastewater cooling ponds were located adjacent to I-75. Vapors from both of these sources contained particulates that were ideal for the formation of very thick fog. To make matters worse, the winds on that day would have blown evaporation from the Bowater plant directly toward the crash site. The 99-car chain-reaction collision that followed was inevitable. 42 people were injured, and 12 people lost their lives, making this one of the deadliest car accidents on record.

@5roundsrapid263

9 ай бұрын

There was a massive pileup just north of Nashville in 2011. It was on an elevated highway, on a very foggy morning. It had over 176 cars, but only two people died.

Another amazing and interesting camping video. Love these longer videos ngl

You are awesome! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us!

I love your channel, you’re voice is so calming, really love when you camp outside.

thanks for continuing to doing these camping videos overnight at different places. much appreciated @post 10

Hi Post, just happened to see this video it was in my stream of videos on you tube. Nice video ! I used to guide in Maine "specialized whitewater guide" I was from Md so i gave up my drivers license for Me residence one. Lived in Birch Point cabin in Greenville Me. Got a P.O. box in town and put every penny in the bank from guiding. Tips allowed me to live and travel every back rd in Me with my fellow guides i lived with. One yr in the early 80's it was highly rewarding and so beautiful ! Keep safe on those logging roads for sure the most dangerous part of existence in the great northern wilds!!!!!

I really enjoyed your video and admire you for your willingness to camp in the winter in such cold temps. I like all your pointers and explanations. You have such good advice. Stay warm ⛺♨️

@post.10

Жыл бұрын

Better than summer. No bugs or bears

This is my first video of yours I have seen I immediately had to push subscribe I’m a maine boy as well and very familiar with the deep woods of maine I love winter camping and if I’m not winter camping I’m watching videos of it thank you so much maybe someday our paths can cross

Thank you for posting these longer videos. Distracts me from life.

@LD__

Жыл бұрын

💯

@MartieMc

Жыл бұрын

Same. I've been really down all day. Gonna get cozy here in a few and watch this to get in a better mood.

if you ever see mushrooms growing on the side of those silver birch trees they are great for a lot of things. The birch polypore has been used to make medicine for a long time because of its many properties(even anti biotics), when harvested in autumn it can be dried out and kept for months. It also can be used as band aids and a knife sharpener

@mantailuaa

Жыл бұрын

In my country you need the land owners permission to take those polypores.

@russellharris5314

Жыл бұрын

@@mantailuaa oh really? where abouts is that?

@mantailuaa

Жыл бұрын

@@russellharris5314 In Finland. Normal mushrooms are allowed to pick by everyone but those thick big birch polypores need a permission because they are expensive stuff to buy from health stores.

@russellharris5314

Жыл бұрын

@@mantailuaa ah cool that you can actually buy them. Im from the UK, the majority of people do not know about what mushrooms to forage here. I have only met one other person beside my partner who has gathered any mushrooms.

@5roundsrapid263

9 ай бұрын

@@mantailuaaIt’s the same way with ginseng in the US. It’s worth a lot, so people hunt for it. They’re supposed to have the landowner’s permission, though.

Thanks for a great video of camping in the freezer. Nice commentary and temperature updates.

I am really enjoying these camping videos. Thanks for posting!

Glad you did this one. I got a similar setup for Christmas. Mines canvas, can’t wait to see the difference. 👍

These camping videos are the best! Have a nice day 👍 And thank you

Another wonderful camping video!

Wow ❤ what a setup. I’m jealous. Thanks for sharing the video with us 🎉

Post, Great video/documentary once again. I did like your orange hat. Cooking with Post was the Cliff Notes version.:-) I did miss the clock. It always great when you share some of your knowledge with us. I thought you might break out the shorts when it got in the 80's and higher.:-) Pictures at the end we're great too. Keep it up!

@ericwitt8098

Жыл бұрын

Well said im missing to clock also!

Thanks again for another camping video Post. Believe it or not I watch these all the time and I always come back to the camp videos in the culvert and the ice shelf.

Love what you do and the way you do it. Thanks for the video 👍

The places you go are stunning absolutely beautiful

I lov how him explains everything. Very informative. Thank you

Another Awesome camping video! Job well done! Think the stove is a perfect size for what you use it for! Can't wait for the next video!.......

Absolutely love the camping videos!!!

Thank you for posting another fantastic camping video, we are being spoilt with your adventures 👍

Thank you for doing that for you and for us!

Wow, almost 2 hours. Can't wait to get cozy and watch.