Erosion, clogged culverts, washed out roads, removing fallen trees from the road, moose tracks, frog eggs and I learned a new way to remove tree sap. What an amazing video!
A good man with a genuine sense of community spirit, who does the work of unclogging culverts and drains that potentially saves the lives of those who will never know what he does. More power to you Post 10
That British-plated Land Rover Defender 110 at the end is a long way from home. If anyone's interested, the DVLA says it's a 1993 with a 2.5 TDI. Hasn't been in the UK since 2019.
I’m from the UK. When he mentioned that it was ‘a cool vehicle with the steering wheel on the right hand side’, my first thought was ‘that’s just normal’. Post10 videos are awesome.
I cannot get enough of this, I would watch a whole TV series about you going around, unclogging things, telling people why its happening. Holy shit that's so many tadpoles
It's so satisfying to see those culverts & drains unclog and drain. I'd watch a series about this, too! This guy does random acts of kindness like breathing. He cut that tree and removed it from the road just in time to let others pass. That's worth putting on a show for all to see. 🐱👍
You deserve your own series on the Discovery channel! There's something about the way you draw us all in and guide us through strange amazing unique places that is very valuable. Thank you for taking us along on your journeys.
“Not all heroes wear capes” - Some accidentally put their butts in the water while crouching down to get camera footage of the inside of a culvert.😆 Thanks for the sacrifice, Posty. You’re a good guy! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for pointing out the frog eggs in different stages of development. That was fun to see. I love frogs. We live near a small creek and we can hear the frogs in the evening. It always sounds like there is at least a million!
I grew up with a stream in our yard leading to a lake. The "peepers" were the first sounds of spring. Dad said after years of wondering that peepers were frogs.
When I was a kid, we used to have abandoned and wild places to explore like this... but Arizona has grown so much in the last 30 years that it feels claustrophobic everywhere now. If my roots didn't run deep, I would love to move to Maine... thanks post10 for letting us live a little of that life.
@@mala3isity I looked it up! Apparently up to $10,000 - but only for recent graduates as loan repayment assistance. Unfortunately that ship has long since sailed 😂
@@iroll Sorry about that. I guess the beauty will have to do as the incentive. The seasons are different. Some people can't handle muck and bug season.
When did your interest in culverts begin? Is there a specific event that caused you to become proactive as a citizen? I love watching your videos and find myself looking for clogged culverts where I live in Oklahoma. Keep up the good work. You're region of the country is very blessed to have you! And you've inspired several others all over the world to unclog culverts and drains.
You could quite honestly be the nicest human alive mate! Love your attitude to going the extra mile to help your local communities and rural areas! Small deeds go a long way! 👏🏼
Thanks to you I started noticing culverts in my neighbourhood. Out national train company removed an old iron bridge and replaced it with a concrete one and they built a lot of new slopes and mini culverts etc around it to make sure rain can get off the slope before the bridge and without flooding the street. Aaaaand the best of it all. We have little pond that ends in a drain with a waterfall at the outlet and they are removing it and building a new bridge. I am off to watch the progress of it now and then. I would have never taken notice of it before I found your awesome videos. 🙂
how about making "Post-10ing" a philosophy of life? imagine the potential of unclogging culverts and stuff not just literally but in a transferred sense!
I like it that you call it as you see it. Having someone describing something without "spin" is really refreshing. Thank you for the clip of the tadpoles. I enjoyed that very much.
The clumps of tadpoles were cool have not seen them in a long time . A friends parents had a big pond . It used to be loaded with frogs and in the spring it had millions of tadpoles in it. 50 years later it was cool living in the country as a kid. RIP Dave.
Hey man, I just wanted to say that my 5 year old really enjoys your unclogging videos, he likes to pile blankets up and pretend he's unclogging a stream. Also thanks for not swearing in your videos.
I started watching you videos a while back and I love them had to smile when that beaver came after you I'm a 53 year old female but can't stop watching xxxx
Thank you very much for this extremely interesting video. It was great to see the water evacuating the drainage ditch. It illustrates how effective maintenance is and how important it is not to neglect these important matters.
Me: *finishes an 8 page essay* *checks notifications, Post 10 (2 Hours Ago)* :( You get to encounter so much of nature, wish I could join ya on some of those trips. :) 🧡
Post 10, brother I don’t know what you do for a living or how old you are but you would be a great civil engineer. Good videos and your community is fortunate to have someone like you doing the hard work you do. I have been in emergency services since 1989 and applaud your work. I just hope you stay safe and keep up the good work!
Firstly, I like watching your videos. They are awesome. What you do is amazing for not only fellow people, but wildlife and nature as well. Helping move things along, it is great. Second, something I’ve learned recently; Ticks are most common around farms and fields. The deer, moose, elk, cats(example:cougar), bear, any big game, that carry the ticks. You will pick them up walking game trails. Tall grass is the most common place. Since deer, moose, elk, etc like bed down in tall grass/fields at night and even in the day. Ticks sit lingering and waiting for something to come by to hop a ride on. Sometimes it is us they hitch a ride on.
@@Saikat_Musib this (basic road etc maintenance) should be done by the local government/council (not sure what it would be called in the US) seeing as they’re the ones that created the original structures in the first place. Even though I love these videos and think he’s doing great work, it’s kinda bad that a random citizen has to do this.
Such fun, I used to hunt for tadpoles when I was a lad. And what a good citizen by removing fallen trees by the road - you set a great example for others to follow. Well done Post 10.
I’m so happy to see you got yourself some of those high gum boots. Your shorter boots used to stress me out, thinking about them filling up with water. Haha! Love your videos. Sending love from Australia
Nice go see that you are using a Landrover 100 . Built to take on rough terrain. Quality British engineering. Love to you from Bonnie Scotland🏴🏴🏴
Aw...if I could, I would buy a truck, trailer, excavator, and an unlimited supply of pipe for culvert fixing for our friend, Post. Thanks for the video. Such a beautiful area!
Have only just come across this video. Brilliant as usual. Had to have a giggle at the caption of the cool vehicle with the steering wheel on the right. All our vehicles in the UK have the steering wheel on the right. Lol. Sometimes when Post is driving I feel I want to drive on the other side of the road like we do. Seems very strange until the video gets going.
Regarding the lack or lower incidence of ticks out there, even the ticks can only live where the food is. So it makes sense there would be more near farms.
i like this, great channel, one thing that came to my mind tho, second camera set up at the exit of stuff you unclog, i get that it might be more work at the editing but dang i would love to see the immediate change from you unclogging a drain as it happens, main cam on you and second cam in the corner with the immediate effect
Cool! I've never seen so many tadpoles! Of course, most die. Imagine if all lived to adulthood! But a few will to continue making baby frogs. Thanks for sharing that with us!💕🐸💕
Then they'd control what he does and where. I've asked him if the towns/counties ask his opinion but I doubt they do. Sometimes the ones they hire to plan would do well to seek out post 10.
@@mala3isity I'd wondered that myself about being a culvert and drain inspector. However you're right, too many legal issues and conflicts of interest.
That one was imported since its RHD. All the ones sold in the US were LHD. The US versions are very expensive today so it’s cheaper to import one than buy a 90’s US model.
A Defender 110 was used in an Outback Steakhouse commercial "It's always fresh in the outback" and it's shown driving along a beach where people are hanging out by a fire and then it splashes through some water.
That vehicle at the end is a Land Rover Defender 110 inch....wearing UK plates. The L on the plate signifies that it's a 1993/1994 and the HP at the end signifies that it was first registered in the city of Coventry, which is in the county of Warwickshire, pretty much slap bang in the centre of England. Coventry is very close to Solihull (about 15 miles drive), which is where that vehicle was probably built. We drive on the left in the UK, so that's why the steering wheel is on the right. That person is on one heck of a mission!
Shoulda taken some of them tadpoles back to you're aquarium I remember as a kid I found a large tadpole colony like that and put them in a flat enough container to become frogs and they found they're way out and into the pond. Interesting video thanks for sharing.
The RHD 4x4 is likely a Japanese vehicle privately imported. Many such vehicles find their way to NZ, Australia, South Africa and possibly the UK. Your videos are informative in many ways other than just unclogging drains so make for interesting viewing, motivated by your community altruism.
It’s a Land Rover Defender and it’s British. LHD versions were sold for a short time in the US in the 90’s. This one was imported from the UK since it’s RHD. It’s most likely here permanently, there is a great LR restorer located in Maine. There are quite a few in the US. It’s an expensive, but perfect, vehicle for that terrain.
Nice to see a British Landrover Defender over the pond! I don't think they were sold on the American market. They did also make them in LHD variants for Europe. It still has a yellow rear British registration plate still on it, L441 NHP. It's a 1993 2.5 TDI 110 wheelbase and exported sometime in early 2019. Did the person in the car sound British? They are well spoken of over here, pretty much the king of the off roader in the UK. 20 year old ones in good condition with upgrades are selling for upwards of $50,000. They stopped producing them in 2018 of this style and made a new one based on the Discovery.
They did sell them in the US from ‘93 - ‘97. Defender 90 and 110. All LHD and with gas engines, no diesel. The US versions are very expensive today. It’s actually cheaper to import one than buy a 90’s US model. They are well thought of here too, but not common because of their cost. Jeeps are everywhere here so they are much cheaper to buy and maintain.
You inspired me to go out in my neighborhood and fix drainage issues with a rake and now I am upset because I don't know how to fix this one spot on my street
Those roads remind me of descriptions of what early roads were like in the country back in the 1910s and 1920s... especially the shot right at the start of the video. Sections of mud to get mired in, giant potholes and lake-sized puddles, downed trees across the road, and no signs telling you where you're going. Oh, and only encountering one other vehicle on your entire trip.
We had some lovely music, during the beginning of the video there are three times the word "so" was said and there was an applause! Nice video mate! For all the deaf viewers there was no music and the random so that appears on screen was never said, but that applause, that wasn't added either but post deserves it (information about the captions)
Yeah that cool vehicle is a Land Rover Defender.. brilliant 4 by 4 vehicles. Used by British farmers and once used by the British military. Very reliable and easy to work on and mod.
As a kid I loved doing this sooo much, but along the way after getting yelled at to "get off the road" and my parents getting mad I forgot. Thanks for reminding me.
About a good month ago in March 2022, I discovered your channel. I normally don't watch these but ever since I seen that video last month I been bindgeing your channel lol.
Thank you for you're volunteer efforts in your community, all about proper time management. In this day & age of addiction, criminal activity, children wasting time on video games, adults dropping their rumps in a bar spending up their bill money & drinking their troubles away making them worse?? It's rather refreshing to see videos like these, your life is what YOU MAKE OF IT!! 💯 This here is one of many examples of wholesome, respectful, contributing & proper time management!!! 🙏☮🌍🇺🇲
Thanks For Watching. Anyone new to the channel please read video descriptions
You should have update videos on the tadpoles.
No problem bro I always enjoy your videos
Is this content suitable for my cat
He watches the water go and smacks my monitor lol
@Mark Smith I might just send him a case with that stimulus money lol
Panoramic 4K looks good!
Erosion, clogged culverts, washed out roads, removing fallen trees from the road, moose tracks, frog eggs and I learned a new way to remove tree sap. What an amazing video!
"Before we get working.". Thank you for including us!
I’ve noticed that in a few vids, too. He says “us” and “we” as if we were actually there with him, being his hero sidekicks! 😊
@@RosyRosie42 if you think about it, we are, if we are sharing his vids, doesnt his income from YT increase?
We?, You got a moose in your pocket? 😅😂🤣😳🥴
Love the way he includes his audience, m as king his adventures ours.
I've started telling me husband I am working when I am watching Post 10 for this very reason.
I laughed so hard when you said you dunked your butt in the water lol. I know the feeling it is not fun.
Lol! 🤣
Its the worst, you get done with what you're doing, and then crouch just a little too far down while double checking v.v
It's one of those things you can just automatically feel. And it's never clean water. It's literally swamp ass.
The first thing you think of is that people will think you have urinary issues.
@@DeltaEchoGolf that's what I think of when I splash water on my crotch at the sink...
A good man with a genuine sense of community spirit, who does the work of unclogging culverts and drains that potentially saves the lives of those who will never know what he does. More power to you Post 10
That British-plated Land Rover Defender 110 at the end is a long way from home. If anyone's interested, the DVLA says it's a 1993 with a 2.5 TDI. Hasn't been in the UK since 2019.
Interesting! 👍
I’m from the UK. When he mentioned that it was ‘a cool vehicle with the steering wheel on the right hand side’, my first thought was ‘that’s just normal’. Post10 videos are awesome.
@@Apairoffluffysocks Same here. Saw the plate and had to investigate further.
@@PaulBaker85 thanks for the info
That just saved me from bashing the plate into dvla 🤣
I cannot get enough of this, I would watch a whole TV series about you going around, unclogging things, telling people why its happening.
Holy shit that's so many tadpoles
Same here! 👍🏻
It's so satisfying to see those culverts & drains unclog and drain. I'd watch a series about this, too! This guy does random acts of kindness like breathing. He cut that tree and removed it from the road just in time to let others pass. That's worth putting on a show for all to see. 🐱👍
Same lol
Why bother with tv? He has loads on you tube!
We used to call them pollywogs in Massachusetts.
You deserve your own series on the Discovery channel! There's something about the way you draw us all in and guide us through strange amazing unique places that is very valuable. Thank you for taking us along on your journeys.
“Not all heroes wear capes” - Some accidentally put their butts in the water while crouching down to get camera footage of the inside of a culvert.😆
Thanks for the sacrifice, Posty. You’re a good guy! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for taking the time to clear the road and for showing us all the potential frogs.💚💚
Nothing better than having a day off and a Post 🔟 visual pops up. Thanks, Kind Sir
Your knowledge of hydrology is fascinating. The way you can share it and explain it to us makes me keep coming back for more.
@Sandra, don't you just love learning from this guy?
Its so satisfying to see that water flowing through the culverts as it should.
Thank you for pointing out the frog eggs in different stages of development. That was fun to see. I love frogs. We live near a small creek and we can hear the frogs in the evening. It always sounds like there is at least a million!
I grew up with a stream in our yard leading to a lake. The "peepers" were the first sounds of spring. Dad said after years of wondering that peepers were frogs.
When I was a kid, we used to have abandoned and wild places to explore like this... but Arizona has grown so much in the last 30 years that it feels claustrophobic everywhere now. If my roots didn't run deep, I would love to move to Maine... thanks post10 for letting us live a little of that life.
That'd be a culture shock. LOL An incentive though, I think they're still paying people to move to Maine. Let it marinate a bit.
@@mala3isity I looked it up! Apparently up to $10,000 - but only for recent graduates as loan repayment assistance. Unfortunately that ship has long since sailed 😂
@@iroll Sorry about that. I guess the beauty will have to do as the incentive. The seasons are different. Some people can't handle muck and bug season.
Professor Post taking us all about to Biology 101😂. Thanks for the high school flashback to science class👍😎.
When did your interest in culverts begin? Is there a specific event that caused you to become proactive as a citizen? I love watching your videos and find myself looking for clogged culverts where I live in Oklahoma. Keep up the good work. You're region of the country is very blessed to have you! And you've inspired several others all over the world to unclog culverts and drains.
A culvert killed his mom.
@@jaredgarbo3679 Batman reference 😂
@@lp7862 actually, it is.
@@lp7862 It is to us who have a sense of humor :)
And another culvert is cleared!!! Thank you post 10! Love your videos!❤🙂
"Just stopped to move that tree... You know, the one you've probably passed a hundred times and not done anything about?" 😀
"Eh! Let it be post 10's problem!" is what they say! Hah!
@@adamgray1753 Lol
You could quite honestly be the nicest human alive mate! Love your attitude to going the extra mile to help your local communities and rural areas! Small deeds go a long way! 👏🏼
Thanks to you I started noticing culverts in my neighbourhood. Out national train company removed an old iron bridge and replaced it with a concrete one and they built a lot of new slopes and mini culverts etc around it to make sure rain can get off the slope before the bridge and without flooding the street. Aaaaand the best of it all. We have little pond that ends in a drain with a waterfall at the outlet and they are removing it and building a new bridge. I am off to watch the progress of it now and then. I would have never taken notice of it before I found your awesome videos. 🙂
Thank you for the unclogging video!! You always take us on good adventures.
"Post-10" is now, officially, a verb.
As in: "We need to Post-10 that sucker!"
how about making "Post-10ing" a philosophy of life? imagine the potential of unclogging culverts and stuff not just literally but in a transferred sense!
@@uweparthum5906
‘Hey you can make a religion out of this.’
LOL Exactly.
I like it that you call it as you see it. Having someone describing something without "spin" is really refreshing. Thank you for the clip of the tadpoles. I enjoyed that very much.
The clumps of tadpoles were cool have not seen them in a long time . A friends parents had a big pond . It used to be loaded with frogs and in the spring it had millions of tadpoles in it. 50 years later it was cool living in the country as a kid. RIP Dave.
Wow! That moose print is huge! Frogs doing what frogs do. Keep the cycle going!
Thanks for sharing
Hey man, I just wanted to say that my 5 year old really enjoys your unclogging videos, he likes to pile blankets up and pretend he's unclogging a stream. Also thanks for not swearing in your videos.
I started watching you videos a while back and I love them had to smile when that beaver came after you I'm a 53 year old female but can't stop watching xxxx
Thank you very much for this extremely interesting video. It was great to see the water evacuating the drainage ditch. It illustrates how effective maintenance is and how important it is not to neglect these important matters.
Me: *finishes an 8 page essay*
*checks notifications, Post 10 (2 Hours Ago)* :(
You get to encounter so much of nature, wish I could join ya on some of those trips. :) 🧡
I bet a lot of us do. :)
Unclogged the culvert then unclogged the road of trees. Awesome video
Post 10, brother I don’t know what you do for a living or how old you are but you would be a great civil engineer. Good videos and your community is fortunate to have someone like you doing the hard work you do. I have been in emergency services since 1989 and applaud your work. I just hope you stay safe and keep up the good work!
I mostly do electrical work as my job but lot's of random side jobs, read channel descriptions to learn more about channels
I like to think they shine up a giant Post 10 signal in the sky when a culvert needs his help
Firstly, I like watching your videos. They are awesome. What you do is amazing for not only fellow people, but wildlife and nature as well. Helping move things along, it is great.
Second, something I’ve learned recently; Ticks are most common around farms and fields. The deer, moose, elk, cats(example:cougar), bear, any big game, that carry the ticks. You will pick them up walking game trails. Tall grass is the most common place. Since deer, moose, elk, etc like bed down in tall grass/fields at night and even in the day. Ticks sit lingering and waiting for something to come by to hop a ride on.
Sometimes it is us they hitch a ride on.
This guy goes into some creepy-looking water. I hope his neighbors appreciate his hard work.
If people were this sensible, then he wouldn't have to do all this by himself in the first place
@@Saikat_Musib this (basic road etc maintenance) should be done by the local government/council (not sure what it would be called in the US) seeing as they’re the ones that created the original structures in the first place. Even though I love these videos and think he’s doing great work, it’s kinda bad that a random citizen has to do this.
Not all heroes wear capes. Hello and thank you from UK
Such fun, I used to hunt for tadpoles when I was a lad. And what a good citizen by removing fallen trees by the road - you set a great example for others to follow. Well done Post 10.
Light beer with strawberry lemonade? Oh, dear God, no! Thanks for another interesting video, I liked the tadpole footage towards the end.
I’m so happy to see you got yourself some of those high gum boots. Your shorter boots used to stress me out, thinking about them filling up with water. Haha! Love your videos. Sending love from Australia
Nice go see that you are using a Landrover 100 . Built to take on rough terrain. Quality British engineering. Love to you from Bonnie Scotland🏴🏴🏴
Aw...if I could, I would buy a truck, trailer, excavator, and an unlimited supply of pipe for culvert fixing for our friend, Post. Thanks for the video. Such a beautiful area!
I am only allowed to use hand tools
Fantastic video Post!
Enjoyed it big time!!
Thanks for filming!!!
I always get excited for a post 10 culvert video!
Have only just come across this video. Brilliant as usual. Had to have a giggle at the caption of the cool vehicle with the steering wheel on the right. All our vehicles in the UK have the steering wheel on the right. Lol. Sometimes when Post is driving I feel I want to drive on the other side of the road like we do. Seems very strange until the video gets going.
Regarding the lack or lower incidence of ticks out there, even the ticks can only live where the food is.
So it makes sense there would be more near farms.
Thanks for cleaning up all the clogged drainage pipes ! 👍👍👍
This is the first time I have seen a culvert with a rotted-out bottom!
I love how well post takes care of these culverts. It's refreshing to see that someone cares about it. And it looks fun too. 2 in 1 deal.
Your state is beautiful. Reminds me of growing up in the Georgia forests as a kid.
If everyone is like you making our world bette place to live and appreciate, think how wonderful our world be. ❤️
i like this, great channel, one thing that came to my mind tho, second camera set up at the exit of stuff you unclog, i get that it might be more work at the editing but dang i would love to see the immediate change from you unclogging a drain as it happens, main cam on you and second cam in the corner with the immediate effect
I watched this video on my 4K TV. The 4K panoramic shots look amazing.
Your enthusiasm and dedication really makes me super happy. Your videos always brighten my day.
Post10 is a real man. What an inspiration. You deserve all the views you have! Love from CA. =)
Cool! I've never seen so many tadpoles! Of course, most die. Imagine if all lived to adulthood! But a few will to continue making baby frogs. Thanks for sharing that with us!💕🐸💕
So therapeutic watching the unclogging of culverts . Brilliant vlog as usual
Yay another unclogging video
Well it is what he does ya kno. Sounds like you're complaining
Honestly your state should just hire you as a surveyor for culverts on the basis you can still record these videos and clear them out if you can
Then they'd control what he does and where. I've asked him if the towns/counties ask his opinion but I doubt they do. Sometimes the ones they hire to plan would do well to seek out post 10.
@@mala3isity I'd wondered that myself about being a culvert and drain inspector. However you're right, too many legal issues and conflicts of interest.
Don't know how I started watching these posts.. feels so satisfying every time water starts running... 👍👍❤️❤️🎉😀
Aloha, what we do with out you! Good job! Thank you for all you do! Aloha nou!
I think it would be an honor to live near and really know you. You do an incredible amount of work, thank you.
Thanks for taking us with you and for the science lesson.
Awesome work and cool to see a 1993/1994 Land Rover Defender on UK plates 😎👌
That one was imported since its RHD. All the ones sold in the US were LHD. The US versions are very expensive today so it’s cheaper to import one than buy a 90’s US model.
The reason no one has cleared the trees is simple. It's a classic case of "not my damn job"
A Defender 110 was used in an Outback Steakhouse commercial "It's always fresh in the outback" and it's shown driving along a beach where people are hanging out by a fire and then it splashes through some water.
That vehicle at the end is a Land Rover Defender 110 inch....wearing UK plates. The L on the plate signifies that it's a 1993/1994 and the HP at the end signifies that it was first registered in the city of Coventry, which is in the county of Warwickshire, pretty much slap bang in the centre of England. Coventry is very close to Solihull (about 15 miles drive), which is where that vehicle was probably built.
We drive on the left in the UK, so that's why the steering wheel is on the right. That person is on one heck of a mission!
Great show as usual post.... That cool car with the right hand drive is a good ole British Land Rover Defender...
Wow I've never seen what frog eggs looked like before
OMG, That's hard to imagine.
Another great video,
Excellent idea to remove tree sap from hands,
A job well done again...😃👍🇬🇧
Thanks for taking us along & for the tree removals. The peeks @ the tadpoles was interesting, thanks.
It was interesting thanks for sharing. It was neat hearing that compromised culvert stop working as the water dropped. 🙂
Here in Victoria Australia we are having some rain here and there and I was walking around town Unclogging Drains near Roslin Park
I love the moose tracks and frog eggs! So cool!
You have a great vocabulary. It's always a pleasure to listen to you
Shoulda taken some of them tadpoles back to you're aquarium I remember as a kid I found a large tadpole colony like that and put them in a flat enough container to become frogs and they found they're way out and into the pond. Interesting video thanks for sharing.
I have a rescue frog and I don't want to take on anymore animals at the time...
At the 14:32 mark... "Hey! Finally! My Hot Pocket dinner finished baking! Uhmm... Ok, Mr. Microwave. You can shut up now.".
I just had some Hot Pockets a few min ago
Funny, @@post.10.
The RHD 4x4 is likely a Japanese vehicle privately imported. Many such vehicles find their way to NZ, Australia, South Africa and possibly the UK. Your videos are informative in many ways other than just unclogging drains so make for interesting viewing, motivated by your community altruism.
It didn't have american licence plates I assumed the guy brought it for his vacation? and would bring it back
It’s a Land Rover Defender and it’s British. LHD versions were sold for a short time in the US in the 90’s. This one was imported from the UK since it’s RHD. It’s most likely here permanently, there is a great LR restorer located in Maine. There are quite a few in the US. It’s an expensive, but perfect, vehicle for that terrain.
Nice to see a British Landrover Defender over the pond! I don't think they were sold on the American market. They did also make them in LHD variants for Europe. It still has a yellow rear British registration plate still on it, L441 NHP. It's a 1993 2.5 TDI 110 wheelbase and exported sometime in early 2019. Did the person in the car sound British? They are well spoken of over here, pretty much the king of the off roader in the UK. 20 year old ones in good condition with upgrades are selling for upwards of $50,000. They stopped producing them in 2018 of this style and made a new one based on the Discovery.
They did sell them in the US from ‘93 - ‘97. Defender 90 and 110. All LHD and with gas engines, no diesel. The US versions are very expensive today. It’s actually cheaper to import one than buy a 90’s US model. They are well thought of here too, but not common because of their cost. Jeeps are everywhere here so they are much cheaper to buy and maintain.
Thanks for your public service to keep road drains clean.
Light beer with a touch of strawberry lemonade=must’ve been some teen girls down there drinking.
That sounds disgusting!
Beer with banana, fine. Beer with strawberry 🤮
Yup. And all of them were floating.... 🤡 😁
You’re so good for this world. You keep everything moving 😊 Ty
You inspired me to go out in my neighborhood and fix drainage issues with a rake and now I am upset because I don't know how to fix this one spot on my street
The floating shotgun shell @4:50 reminds me of the swimming pools scene in Caddy Shack
Another good one! Thanks post10
Fantastic you have a Land Rover the best vehicle for roads like this. Always wanted one, keep up the good work and info.
Why is this so satisfying
Those roads remind me of descriptions of what early roads were like in the country back in the 1910s and 1920s... especially the shot right at the start of the video. Sections of mud to get mired in, giant potholes and lake-sized puddles, downed trees across the road, and no signs telling you where you're going. Oh, and only encountering one other vehicle on your entire trip.
Good Thursday morning to you sir from wellington Somerset in the UK
After finding that empty can maybe you were thinking of needing a beer, you know, Butt Light? 🤭
We had some lovely music, during the beginning of the video there are three times the word "so" was said and there was an applause! Nice video mate!
For all the deaf viewers there was no music and the random so that appears on screen was never said, but that applause, that wasn't added either but post deserves it
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Yeah that cool vehicle is a Land Rover Defender.. brilliant 4 by 4 vehicles. Used by British farmers and once used by the British military. Very reliable and easy to work on and mod.
You are the hero the roads deserve.
I started watching Post 10 when he had like 1000 subscribers - his videos are all great. Culverts r my fav & he has plenty!
As a kid I loved doing this sooo much, but along the way after getting yelled at to "get off the road" and my parents getting mad I forgot. Thanks for reminding me.
About a good month ago in March 2022, I discovered your channel. I normally don't watch these but ever since I seen that video last month I been bindgeing your channel lol.
something cool to think about is a few weeks ago those tadpoles were probably single cells
Thank you Post10. I honestly love going on these adventures with you. 👍
Thank you for you're volunteer efforts in your community, all about proper time management.
In this day & age of addiction, criminal activity, children wasting time on video games, adults dropping their rumps in a bar spending up their bill money & drinking their troubles away making them worse??
It's rather refreshing to see videos like these, your life is what YOU MAKE OF IT!! 💯
This here is one of many examples of wholesome, respectful, contributing & proper time management!!! 🙏☮🌍🇺🇲
Post 10 … I love how you are into your surroundings and have a deep appreciation for nature .
Sending love … stay safe!
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The word "unclogged" makes me click play at light speed