The menu says one thing to me, "This guy understands the meaning of life." Sausage, mushrooms, cheesecake, ginger ale, and tea in a culvert! Simply great! Thanks.
I love the fact that you're willing to try pretty much anything and you don't edit out the things that don't go so well. In a lot of camping videos I see, I imagine they're in their backyard trying hard to ensure that their house doesn't show up in camera view.
I've noticed that when a few days go by without any new videos on your channels, it usually means that an exceptional video is on its way. Thank you for consistently delivering such amazing content, please keep it up!
Can you imagine how odd it would look to see a red light coming out of a culvert in the middle of no where. I would assume it was a portal hahah. Love your vids man.
This young man now makes my short list of heroes. His resilience, resourcefulness, adaptability and positivity is inspirational and he is such a great role model for the younger generations to follow. Massive respect man! Thanks for the entertainment and education.
Yes, his glass is half full positivity is something in short supply these days. A wonderful reminder to be thankful for every day and to enjoy simple pleasures.
As I'm sure others have mentioned: For dragging sleds, a. carry your gear past the first hurdle before you put on snowshoes and load up. b. use a long enough rope that you can step inside the rope, this keeps your hand free and keeps your body straight will pulling. c. reinforce where the rope goes through the sled with washers. d. if you are going to pull it by hand behind you, thread a hollow plastic tube onto the rope so it doesn't cut into your hand. In general: take 2 pair extra socks, change out if your feet get wet but save 1 pair for sleeping in. FYI you should have taken off that boot and squeezed out the water once you were inside and then put it back on if needed. Lots of calories to try and warm up that quantity of water in your sock. Last thing: a piece of tinfoil for in front of the stove in case some embers or a burning stick falls out.
My first time watching your channel….you’re one wild and crazy guy with lots of heart. Watching you try to sleep without being in a warm sleeping bag gave me the chills. Please get a good bag!!!
You forgot to mention instead of loading all the heavy stuff while still standing in a foot of water pack your sled at the top of the hill so you don't have to drag it all up
@@daveycrocket4873 Or at least clip the rope to your belt and go on all fours instead of trying to do that in snowshoes. A vaguely similar method is taught to soldiers who are dragging a wounded buddy out of a dangerous area while staying low. In that case, however, the buddy grabs the belt from below. The single-point pullrope could do just that by going around the back and then through the legs in the front. This leaves hands free and bodyweight spread out, making it also a preferred way to drag something, or someone, across thin ice after they fall through.
For Post or anyone else curious, the water droplets skating around the hot surface is called the "Leidenfrost Effect". It basically makes the water levitate temporarily as a barrier of vapor/steam separates the liquid from the stove.
Your camping videos are great. Been a tough week with the passing of my mother. I've been binge watching your camping videos to occupy my time. Thank you!
I’m sorry for you loss,I’ve been binge watching as well since I lost my sister a week ago she was only 33 and passed from complications from surgery 😢 I miss her terribly
So sorry to hear that. I binged listened to little house books with Reading with Beverly Volfie when my mom passed. Doing something like these certainly seems to help.
Plywood on top of your sled is a great idea! ***We used to (after putting on our socks) slide our feet into bread bags or loaf bags and then put our boots on.👶
Man, I'd love to see you and Camping with Steve do a collaboration for winter camping. Both of you are just crazy enough to spend a night in a culvert, have wonderful hearts/care, and are comfort channels for me.
I just sit here and watch these like feature films. And I don't even have the attention span to watch actual movies. Thanks so much for the knowledge and entertainment!
I can't wait for the day that Post is stealth camping on one side of the culvert, and Steve Wallis is scouting out the other end of it. Lol. I love both you guys!
I haven't looked through all the comments yet to see if anyone suggested it, but perhaps a folding camping utensil set should go in your camp box. It has a spoon, fork, knife, and sometimes a corkscrew or bottle opener. That way you would always have one with you. I found you through drain unclogging, but I have enjoyed your camping videos so much! Thank you for educating us about so many things and taking us along on your journeys. Stay safe.
You mentioned that you expect muscle cramps as you hiked to the culvert camp site and I got a piece of advice that might work for you as well to prevent or alleviate cramps: Chug down a magnesium fizzy tablet half an hour before a tedious hike, as muscles mostly cramp when there is a deficiency of magnesium during intense activity. I do that every time before I head out for a few hours of mountain biking. If you like bananas or apricots, you can munch a bunch of those for the same effect. 😊 Maybe give it a try and see if it works for you.
magnesium and potassium both will help with cramping... the magnesium makes it so u absorb the potassium better while the potassium is what helps with the cramping from the bananas and so on or i might have that backwards... the 2 together is the key... a better source is sunflower seeds and some nuts per weight... and they will last much longer and easily carried.... i would cramp up alot when i worked outside carpentry and peanuts and sunflower seeds quickly became a permanent part of my tool pouch
Magnesium Citrate is a cheap Available Form that’s recommended by my Dr. The Most Common form as Oxide is chemically made and Not utilized by our bodies.
Absolutely adore the extremely long camping videos almost more then the uncloggings. I know you are main unclogging but these are some extreme treats and I love it!
Thank you for staying exactly the way you are! Not changing your videos as you get more followers, and thank you for not adding ads and talking about products (in a way that's being funded by a company) and spending so much time showing people how they can enjoy nature and the wilderness without all the trimmings
Post, I’ve said it previously and I’ll say it again. You fear nothing. If you decide you want to do something, you figure out a way to do it. You are creative and I enjoy you taking us to areas we will never see and sharing your exciting experiences.
I live in Brazil and I'll probably never experience the kind of activities that you do so I'm glad you take your time to share them with us! Thank you post 10, keep on being an awesome guy!
As an American I'll never get the chance to experience the things you can. You should go out there and showcase the world yourself, people like me who live in small towns would love to see the kind of world that surrounds you.
@@oreoxDEATH That's exactly what I was gonna say. I love seeing what regular, everyday life is like in other countries, from the perspective of a person living there. Not a tourist. Everybody has something special they can share with the rest of us.
That was an amazing video. I feel I need to increase my contribution as you give us an immense video over 2 hours and you put in so much work. Thanks so much.
Wow, I now have seen it all, no one does this. No one I know thinks about camping in a culvert with running water through it. Very creative. I’m in awe. Amazing, thank you… 🎸😳🌎☮️🙏
I've been binge watching all your winter camping videos as I sit here in our house in the desert of California in July. It's been over 110* for a couple of days now and we have an evaporative cooler which gets it down to around 82 in the house. We have AC but it costs a fortune to run. I grew up in Massachusetts and remember those cold winters and having to walk to school, uphill, both ways. LOL! I kind of miss it when we get so hot here during the summer but, then again, nah. I really enjoy your camping adventures, especially the cooking. And your burps crack me up.
I have camped out on my covered screen deck. In upstate NY. Between May and November some years. In the cold extremes (mid-30s F) we discovered a good system for staying warm. On the wood deck, I slept on an open sleeping bag. I lay on a flat sheet. Covered by another sheet. An afghan with big holes in the pattern it's meant to have. The next few layers are smaller and smaller holed blankets. I usually topped off with a comforter or an open sleeping bag. If you tuck your hands under your pillow they stay pretty warm. Didn't own or use a porch heater either.
I absolutely love the idea of camping in a culvert. Super cozy and I’m sure it holds warmth really well with the fire and the magnets are awesome. Love it.
@@KaySan666My thoughts exactly. In snow and wet conditions in winter and he doesn't have a dry pair of socks to put on? I'd be embarrassed to put this video online.
Thank you very much for a great overnight-video! Since I found out that you‘re making them, I‘m always waiting joyful for the next one😄 The one‘s in the culverts are a little spooky for me. They are so small, a road is above … The idea with the board is fantastic! Very clever! Watching your adventures feels like to be with you. Especially the moments at the fire, so relaxing. Thank you very much for your time, and many greets and thanks to ghost10, for making it possible for us, to spend time with you! Stay well, all the best for you both❤
The flickering is the camera shutter syncing with the LED's switching on-off, probably around 60Hz. On many cameras there's an option to enable flicker reduction, the camera will then use a different shutter speed to minimize the problem.
@@nashorn9745 The frequency of the diodes on his LED lamp is different from the frame rate of the camera. This is why it appears to us as a flicker. Solution is to use any lamp with a filament.
@@nashorn9745 The shutter speed on the camera is usually selected automatically unless you specify; if it's bright outside the shutter speed may be in the thousands to compensate for too much light, when it's dark it goes down to the lowest shutter speed that prevents blurring (and to keep the ISO low). If you record at 1080p resolution at 30 fps then shutter speed will often be set at 1/60 sec, which is the same flicker speed as many light sources. Even old fashion light bulbs flickers at a certain rate, 50 or 60Hz depending on where you live.
@@uniktbrukernavn the flash of the phone could be something like 70hz so it won’t flicker it does not make a lot of sense to have it at the same speed as the shutter of the camera
If the led light has several levels of brightness you'll see faster or slower flashing for video use ..try different levels and perhaps eliminate flashing altogether
Yesterday I unsubscribed from lots of channels. I got across yours, I said don't do it, this man shows the wonder of nature, don't do it. So, I didn't. I've only 4 channels susbed to. You're one of them. Thank you for everything my man....
Congratulations all the way from England! This is a fantastic video, there's something intangible and undescribable as to why these are so interesting, but they are, keep on being you, you look to have so much fun, and find enjoyment from lifes little pleasures. Keep up the great work, in a world of fakeness, you are a shining light for genuine reality, thank you!
Ive liked your unclog videos for about 3 years. I absolutely love your camping videos. Keeo them going dude, I find myself choosing this over all my other normal stuff. Mostly mechanical, crafting, outside work, type video channels. I do not hesitate to click your content.
Yes! Another long camping video! There are tons of channels online that do camp videos, but none quite like yours Post! We appreciate what you do for our entertainment!
RESPECT! Maybe those gold-silver mylar survival blanket is a lightweight addition on to your winter camping kit. Several, one over the blanket, one under the bed. Maybe even use it with your magnets to cover parts of the walls and roof. Cheap, light weight, very effective, adds to your classic blanket and old bedding a modern isolating touch, without throwing everything out for the modern plastic sleeping bags and isolated air-matt.
I woke up,picked up my iPad and look what I see… notification of Posts new camping video!!! Started out to be a fantastic day!!! Yahoo🏔️🏕️⛰️ This was a great video, thank you for bringing us with you😊
Haha! That reminds me so much of when I did the arctic warfare training with the Army in Norway! We had sleds called 'Pulks' and they required two guys in front to pull and another two behind pushing with their ski poles. When it came to downhill, because the pulks were so heavy, if you weren't quick enough, the pulks would run away and run down the guys in front and then drag the whole squad downhill! We'd all get squashed down into the snow and have to start again! Great fun!
I love this guy. Two-stroke fumes, a half-assed ice-cold plunge pool in the boot doesn't faze him. He'll just produce some heat to dry it out. Onward to a suitable culvert! There is so much practical knowledge and factual info being conveyed through your off-the-cuff narration! I love it. Keep making vids!
Something that works really well at staying warmer through the night is put and leave in your stove is some good size rocks that will keep you warm throughout the night. Warming some good size rocks in your stove to stay warm throughout the night.
Dude, I love you man. Your dry, straight-shooting is refreshing and hilarious at the same time. That quick little review of your lunch had me dying. “Those buns were sitting out too long. Dry as a rock.”
You can get one more plastic container like you have, and make it a kitchen one. Put a fork, knife, and spoon. Salt and pepper small tin cup and napkins and a potholder. I keep one in my van so I always have them. I have packets of mayo and ketchup also and sugar and creamer packets for my tea or coffee which I also carry in there. I just put the tea bags and coffee packets in a baggie. I really enjoy these videos and I still find it amazing you make all this work. Thank you for sharing.
These are so cool. I remember as a kid going through a long culvert that opened up to a river at the opposite end. It only went through if the river flooded. It was so cool as a kid. Like discovering another land on the opposite end. Narnia except it was through a closet. Glad you were able to warm up your feet from the water. Was a little worried when that happened. Thanks for another great video. Il sure there will be some haters for one reason or another. Just move on & don’t even finish readying them. ❤. PS…hope to see a return to box truck camp. See how the temporary roof is doing. Crazy how Earl you got it inside. Definitely looked like it was comfortable in there.
Man I'm about 3 quarters of the way through this video, and I just couldn't stand it anymore I just had to tell you that this is absolutely the coolest video I have yet to see on UA-cam! Im just truly shocked, because I really want to do what you do. I have really wanted to start taking some over nighters camping, I would love to try it in a culvert too. The idea just blows my mind, and hopefully I can try this sometime in the near future, if I can just get the nerve. For some time now I have been watching people taking overnighters everywhere, but your idea is by far the best. PLEASE keep up the camping videos because some of us must live through your adventures until we are able to create our own videos! I truly THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! CHEERS!!!
wow, this is really someithing.. would love to see more! p.s. for all winter camping fans like myself, just wanted to make a recommendation: i am amazed by the RBM outdoors camping gear, i have one of their tents, a stove and some other stuf.. and it's never let me down. sooo if youre looking for a tent to go winter camping - 100% your best choice
Excellent videos mate I've been watching your stuff for about 3 years now and I love these off grid camping videos.I love the way you get all cosy in these culverts
I always look forward to your videos. The longer the better. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. Much love and respect from the Netherlands ❣️🙏
Putting a wood stove in a culvert... Because I'm stuck in doors for two more months my wheelchair is broke I've watched your food truck videos probably once a day for a month now... I already know that I'm gonna be watching this also feels like I'm camping with you. Stay warm bro bro.
Another great video, thanks! On your sled, don’t poke holes in the back for second rope. That will void warranty, and that really isn’t necessary. Turn the sled around for downhill. The square tail will plow snow and provide some extra braking. Thanks again for the video.
I love the comments. Im addicted to your videos and watch them everyday and every night (yup I got ocd). I started with one culvert unclogging video and it lead to these camping 🥾🏕️ ones. I used to do quite a bit of camping before I got married and I enjoy your camping adventures. Thank you for all that you do 🏕️🌌❤️
Watching in january '24 and hope you make at least one wintercamping video this winter too!! In the old bus, on a frozen stream or in a culvert pipe- I love them all!
I love those videos. Hard to believe how much this channel evolved. I remember stumbling on a video where you just removed some soaked pizza boxes from a grate. Back then those were the only few videos you had. Amazing.
That was so much fun watching your camping video. So neat. I remember a culvert camp in the summer a couple years ago. Such a beautiful view with the snow on the trees.
Another successful camp; congratulations Sir, wonderful job. It's fascinating watching these camping videos, and getting an idea of what we would need and what we would need to do, if we had to create an emergency shelter. It would be awesome to do this with a friend, to chat the night away. I like to imagine a preceding event like surviving a plane crash in the wilderness, being on the run or an enviromental disaster that would necessitate an escape into the wilderness. Personally I feel the pull to just abandon everything and leave for the wilderness to live far away from humans.
I ended up ordering that same stove after seeing your last hot tent video! Haven't used it yet.. but I ended up going to Home Depot and bought all new stainless steel screws to replace the ones the stove came with to hold on the legs and stovepipe connector. The screws it came with are really cheezy, the leg screws have such huge phillips pattern they're just waiting to be stripped out by trying to wrench them down tight, and one of the smaller ones was malformed and the threads were catawampus and wouldn't even screw on. After replacing the screws the legs stay on a lot better. Edit: Also regarding the stove pipes bits fitting inside for transport, you probably already noticed this but its a bit easier if you make sure the wider flared part of the pipes face the inside of the stove since the door seems to be the squeeze point, and its a tiny bit easier when all the narrow sides face the same outward way I noticed.
The things you do for us viewers, I hope you somewhat enjoyed this one at the end, because it was some hard work. And just imagine the awkwardness if some snowmobile guy saw the tracks going down into the river, trying to maybe help, seeing a freaking chimney coming out of it, and actually stumbling down, getting afraid himself too ( what is living here?) , to you and asking: What are you DOING in here! And what do you answer? 'OOh hi, just cooking some sausages! LOOL! I myself couldn't cope with that part, let alone sleeping in a culvert in winter.
Hell yeah!!! A new post 10 camp video?! These are the best!!! Awesome video post! Huge fan down here in Florida! Keep it up man I always look forward to anything you post on your channels!
😮 looked earlier today saw no upload. looked again and apparently the next 2 hours of my life will be spent doing nothing but relaxing and watching this interesting camping video from my Favorite UA-camr!! 🎉
I wish you knew how much I enjoy your camping videos. Thank you.
Me too!
Me too 🎉🎉🎉
@@Nohandle4me2 me two😊😊
Yes, one of best channel.His video in the abandoned motel is my personal favorite
@@draganraxrax7497 That was definitely his G.O.A.T.
I'm starting to think this guy might be the coolest guy on UA-cam...
The OG camping video kicked up a notch. Going back to your roots - I love it.
You should have chopped up the sausage
The menu says one thing to me, "This guy understands the meaning of life." Sausage, mushrooms, cheesecake, ginger ale, and tea in a culvert! Simply great! Thanks.
I love the fact that you're willing to try pretty much anything and you don't edit out the things that don't go so well. In a lot of camping videos I see, I imagine they're in their backyard trying hard to ensure that their house doesn't show up in camera view.
A couple of my camp videos were in the backyard
@@post.10but you flat out say it is in your backyard... You're honest about it.
I agree. Your videos are more honest than most other channels out there.
Somehow this guy makes the most inhospitable places seem cozy and inviting.
Somehow you watch a guy that thinks he is special and can go wherever he wants to and nobody calls him out for being an asshat.
I've noticed that when a few days go by without any new videos on your channels, it usually means that an exceptional video is on its way. Thank you for consistently delivering such amazing content, please keep it up!
Can you imagine how odd it would look to see a red light coming out of a culvert in the middle of no where. I would assume it was a portal hahah. Love your vids man.
A red glow is often seen near where staircases have recently fed.
This young man now makes my short list of heroes. His resilience, resourcefulness, adaptability and positivity is inspirational and he is such a great role model for the younger generations to follow. Massive respect man! Thanks for the entertainment and education.
I agree.
I wish I had his energy. I used to but not anymore.
Is cleaning culverts his job?
@@johnjeffreys6440 seems like it
Yes, his glass is half full positivity is something in short supply these days. A wonderful reminder to be thankful for every day and to enjoy simple pleasures.
As I'm sure others have mentioned:
For dragging sleds,
a. carry your gear past the first hurdle before you put on snowshoes and load up.
b. use a long enough rope that you can step inside the rope, this keeps your hand free and keeps your body straight will pulling.
c. reinforce where the rope goes through the sled with washers.
d. if you are going to pull it by hand behind you, thread a hollow plastic tube onto the rope so it doesn't cut into your hand.
In general: take 2 pair extra socks, change out if your feet get wet but save 1 pair for sleeping in.
FYI you should have taken off that boot and squeezed out the water once you were inside and then put it back on if needed. Lots of calories to try and warm up that quantity of water in your sock.
Last thing: a piece of tinfoil for in front of the stove in case some embers or a burning stick falls out.
My first time watching your channel….you’re one wild and crazy guy with lots of heart. Watching you try to sleep without being in a warm sleeping bag gave me the chills. Please get a good bag!!!
You just need a longer rope it makes it so much easier. You get to your high ground and you pull it up it's simple.
You forgot to mention instead of loading all the heavy stuff while still standing in a foot of water pack your sled at the top of the hill so you don't have to drag it all up
Also could use some high visibility hat or vest on that snow mobile track.. but the video is 10/10
@@daveycrocket4873 Or at least clip the rope to your belt and go on all fours instead of trying to do that in snowshoes. A vaguely similar method is taught to soldiers who are dragging a wounded buddy out of a dangerous area while staying low. In that case, however, the buddy grabs the belt from below. The single-point pullrope could do just that by going around the back and then through the legs in the front. This leaves hands free and bodyweight spread out, making it also a preferred way to drag something, or someone, across thin ice after they fall through.
For Post or anyone else curious, the water droplets skating around the hot surface is called the "Leidenfrost Effect". It basically makes the water levitate temporarily as a barrier of vapor/steam separates the liquid from the stove.
How?
@@snorttroll4379type in Leidenfrost effect into youtube. It'll explain how.
@@snorttroll4379 the water gets hot and shoots out steam and that steam pushes the water off of the pan...
Your camping videos are great. Been a tough week with the passing of my mother. I've been binge watching your camping videos to occupy my time. Thank you!
I enjoy watching your videos thank you
my condolences to you Sir and the family and you are a LEGEND!!!
I’m sorry for you loss,I’ve been binge watching as well since I lost my sister a week ago she was only 33 and passed from complications from surgery 😢 I miss her terribly
So sorry to hear that. I binged listened to little house books with Reading with Beverly Volfie when my mom passed. Doing something like these certainly seems to help.
Thoughts and prayers with you!
I need a 5+ hour long, one week camping trip from you, Post! I'm sure we all would *love* to see that!
Maybe in the Summer you can do this @Post 10
I totally would love to watch a 5+hour long vlog with the man himself... heck I'd do it all myself and download this to watch while offline haha
I have some summer ones planned. I will be doing less when culvert season starts
Plywood on top of your sled is a great idea! ***We used to (after putting on our socks) slide our feet into bread bags or loaf bags and then put our boots on.👶
@@post.10 We love to see you unclog drains, especially when the rake comes out and if it's raining.
Man, I'd love to see you and Camping with Steve do a collaboration for winter camping. Both of you are just crazy enough to spend a night in a culvert, have wonderful hearts/care, and are comfort channels for me.
second this
I just sit here and watch these like feature films. And I don't even have the attention span to watch actual movies. Thanks so much for the knowledge and entertainment!
The stovepipe sticking out of the culvert looks cool, like a little gnome home.
I can't wait for the day that Post is stealth camping on one side of the culvert, and Steve Wallis is scouting out the other end of it. Lol. I love both you guys!
Aren’t they in different countries?
@Toebeans1 yes they are. It would be a cool colab though
@@Truth1561 do we ever really know where either is?
I’ve just spent the most enjoyable evening watching you camping. Thank you
Between you and the Outdoor Boys, I get in all my winter camping from my warm comfy chair. 😂 loving it all!
Check put Jay Legere if you like winter camping, he has a cool set up somewhere in Northern Canada.
I love the Outdoor boys
"Lady in the woods"
For winter camp i love to watch lonewolf902
Is cleaning culverts his job?
I appreciate your enthusiasm for the outdoors. Your determination and resourcefulness is great. Stay safe!
I haven't looked through all the comments yet to see if anyone suggested it, but perhaps a folding camping utensil set should go in your camp box. It has a spoon, fork, knife, and sometimes a corkscrew or bottle opener. That way you would always have one with you.
I found you through drain unclogging, but I have enjoyed your camping videos so much! Thank you for educating us about so many things and taking us along on your journeys. Stay safe.
You mentioned that you expect muscle cramps as you hiked to the culvert camp site and I got a piece of advice that might work for you as well to prevent or alleviate cramps: Chug down a magnesium fizzy tablet half an hour before a tedious hike, as muscles mostly cramp when there is a deficiency of magnesium during intense activity. I do that every time before I head out for a few hours of mountain biking. If you like bananas or apricots, you can munch a bunch of those for the same effect. 😊 Maybe give it a try and see if it works for you.
Helps you sleep too😊
magnesium and potassium both will help with cramping... the magnesium makes it so u absorb the potassium better while the potassium is what helps with the cramping from the bananas and so on or i might have that backwards... the 2 together is the key... a better source is sunflower seeds and some nuts per weight... and they will last much longer and easily carried.... i would cramp up alot when i worked outside carpentry and peanuts and sunflower seeds quickly became a permanent part of my tool pouch
Take some potassium as well. I've found electrolyte drinks works somewhat but for the most part they don't have the milligrams to do the job.
Or just have adequate electrolytes
Just Google them
Magnesium Citrate is a cheap Available Form that’s recommended by my Dr. The Most Common form as Oxide is chemically made and Not utilized by our bodies.
Absolutely adore the extremely long camping videos almost more then the uncloggings. I know you are main unclogging but these are some extreme treats and I love it!
Thank you for staying exactly the way you are! Not changing your videos as you get more followers, and thank you for not adding ads and talking about products (in a way that's being funded by a company) and spending so much time showing people how they can enjoy nature and the wilderness without all the trimmings
Post, I’ve said it previously and I’ll say it again. You fear nothing. If you decide you want to do something, you figure out a way to do it. You are creative and I enjoy you taking us to areas we will never see and sharing your exciting experiences.
I live in Brazil and I'll probably never experience the kind of activities that you do so I'm glad you take your time to share them with us! Thank you post 10, keep on being an awesome guy!
As an American I'll never get the chance to experience the things you can. You should go out there and showcase the world yourself, people like me who live in small towns would love to see the kind of world that surrounds you.
@@oreoxDEATH That's exactly what I was gonna say. I love seeing what regular, everyday life is like in other countries, from the perspective of a person living there. Not a tourist. Everybody has something special they can share with the rest of us.
Yes but it brrrrrr here
I love your videos!
This channel is UA-cam gold. I admire your dedication, sending appreciation and big hug's 🥰
That was an amazing video. I feel I need to increase my contribution as you give us an immense video over 2 hours and you put in so much work. Thanks so much.
Wow, I now have seen it all, no one does this. No one I know thinks about camping in a culvert with running water through it. Very creative. I’m in awe. Amazing, thank you… 🎸😳🌎☮️🙏
Post 10 is legitimately one of the best UA-cam channels!! Always doing something fun/cool.
I've been binge watching all your winter camping videos as I sit here in our house in the desert of California in July. It's been over 110* for a couple of days now and we have an evaporative cooler which gets it down to around 82 in the house. We have AC but it costs a fortune to run. I grew up in Massachusetts and remember those cold winters and having to walk to school, uphill, both ways. LOL! I kind of miss it when we get so hot here during the summer but, then again, nah. I really enjoy your camping adventures, especially the cooking. And your burps crack me up.
Two and a half hours of a Post10 video? Inside a pipe with a wood stove? Insane dude keep going!
I have camped out on my covered screen deck. In upstate NY. Between May and November some years. In the cold extremes (mid-30s F) we discovered a good system for staying warm. On the wood deck, I slept on an open sleeping bag. I lay on a flat sheet. Covered by another sheet. An afghan with big holes in the pattern it's meant to have. The next few layers are smaller and smaller holed blankets. I usually topped off with a comforter or an open sleeping bag. If you tuck your hands under your pillow they stay pretty warm. Didn't own or use a porch heater either.
This video was like reading a good book. I felt the ambiance of your cozy set up. It was very relaxing to watch. Great job!
I absolutely love the idea of camping in a culvert. Super cozy and I’m sure it holds warmth really well with the fire and the magnets are awesome. Love it.
I would strongly recommend you take a CO alarm with you in these types of camp. There is a risk of CO from the stove, especially if heavily damped.
also proper winter gear might also be beneficial for him
Also a safety harness & helmet possibly a mouth guard. In addition please post your registration and license to be doing what you’re doing.
@Iz0pen Absolutely, He's letting his heat out every time he opens up water .
@@Iz0pen ....how stupid.
@@KaySan666My thoughts exactly. In snow and wet conditions in winter and he doesn't have a dry pair of socks to put on? I'd be embarrassed to put this video online.
Oh, and I love how you point out the little things that we might miss! Blessings
Cooking sausage in a culvert, if that isn't original content, I don't know what is.👍
Ikr pretty cool
While his socks hang dry above the pan. Lol. Good times.😊
5⁵⁵⁵5⁵⁵v 0v.
I just love his videos
This is giving me Idubbbz vibes
Thank you very much for a great overnight-video! Since I found out that you‘re making them, I‘m always waiting joyful for the next one😄
The one‘s in the culverts are a little spooky for me. They are so small, a road is above … The idea with the board is fantastic! Very clever!
Watching your adventures feels like to be with you. Especially the moments at the fire, so relaxing. Thank you very much for your time, and many greets and thanks to ghost10, for making it possible for us, to spend time with you!
Stay well, all the best for you both❤
The flickering is the camera shutter syncing with the LED's switching on-off, probably around 60Hz. On many cameras there's an option to enable flicker reduction, the camera will then use a different shutter speed to minimize the problem.
Why does the Flash have the same speed as the camera that’s stupid who built this camera
@@nashorn9745 The frequency of the diodes on his LED lamp is different from the frame rate of the camera. This is why it appears to us as a flicker. Solution is to use any lamp with a filament.
@@nashorn9745 The shutter speed on the camera is usually selected automatically unless you specify; if it's bright outside the shutter speed may be in the thousands to compensate for too much light, when it's dark it goes down to the lowest shutter speed that prevents blurring (and to keep the ISO low). If you record at 1080p resolution at 30 fps then shutter speed will often be set at 1/60 sec, which is the same flicker speed as many light sources. Even old fashion light bulbs flickers at a certain rate, 50 or 60Hz depending on where you live.
@@uniktbrukernavn the flash of the phone could be something like 70hz so it won’t flicker it does not make a lot of sense to have it at the same speed as the shutter of the camera
If the led light has several levels of brightness you'll see faster or slower flashing for video use ..try different levels and perhaps eliminate flashing altogether
Thanks to post I've discovered the joy of warming my socks above the stove while cooking. Adds a certain aroma and seasoning to all my meals.
😂😂❤
Post 10 you are going to have all these memory’s to show your Grand kids one day. Well done
Yesterday I unsubscribed from lots of channels. I got across yours, I said don't do it, this man shows the wonder of nature, don't do it. So, I didn't. I've only 4 channels susbed to. You're one of them. Thank you for everything my man....
Congratulations all the way from England! This is a fantastic video, there's something intangible and undescribable as to why these are so interesting, but they are, keep on being you, you look to have so much fun, and find enjoyment from lifes little pleasures. Keep up the great work, in a world of fakeness, you are a shining light for genuine reality, thank you!
Great comment. Had same thoughts. Something captivating and charming about these. Hard to define.
It’s always amazing how much company a fire can be!
Ive liked your unclog videos for about 3 years. I absolutely love your camping videos. Keeo them going dude, I find myself choosing this over all my other normal stuff. Mostly mechanical, crafting, outside work, type video channels. I do not hesitate to click your content.
Yes! Another long camping video! There are tons of channels online that do camp videos, but none quite like yours Post! We appreciate what you do for our entertainment!
RESPECT! Maybe those gold-silver mylar survival blanket is a lightweight addition on to your winter camping kit.
Several, one over the blanket, one under the bed.
Maybe even use it with your magnets to cover parts of the walls and roof.
Cheap, light weight, very effective, adds to your classic blanket and old bedding a modern isolating touch, without throwing everything out for the modern plastic sleeping bags and isolated air-matt.
I woke up,picked up my iPad and look what I see… notification of Posts new camping video!!! Started out to be a fantastic day!!! Yahoo🏔️🏕️⛰️ This was a great video, thank you for bringing us with you😊
Truly love watching your camping and culvert vids you seem to have such a beautiful, gentle soul and you relax me; Thank you.
Haha! That reminds me so much of when I did the arctic warfare training with the Army in Norway! We had sleds called 'Pulks' and they required two guys in front to pull and another two behind pushing with their ski poles. When it came to downhill, because the pulks were so heavy, if you weren't quick enough, the pulks would run away and run down the guys in front and then drag the whole squad downhill! We'd all get squashed down into the snow and have to start again! Great fun!
I really appreciate that you don’t try to be anyone but yourself. Love ya Post!!
I love this guy. Two-stroke fumes, a half-assed ice-cold plunge pool in the boot doesn't faze him. He'll just produce some heat to dry it out. Onward to a suitable culvert! There is so much practical knowledge and factual info being conveyed through your off-the-cuff narration! I love it. Keep making vids!
I love the sounds of the water and the fire stove, this is a neat shelter out of the cold. I love your videos.
Wow Posty, you just keep topping yourself!! It’s like I’m sitting inside that culvert camping with you. Love these videos!!
So much footage that wasnt in original.
I guess you planned it that way, to do a long and short version.
Nice job man. Im impressed.
Something that works really well at staying warmer through the night is put and leave in your stove is some good size rocks that will keep you warm throughout the night. Warming some good size rocks in your stove to stay warm throughout the night.
This is risky as rocks can have moisture on the inside and explode upon heating and ruin your one heat source or potentionally hurt you
This guy does some of the most incredible things just to intertain us
Man, you make great content, you really are good at immersing the viewer in the experience. I'm enjoying working my way through your videos. Cheers!
Always a great day when Post10 posts,
especially camping videos!
Dude, I love you man. Your dry, straight-shooting is refreshing and hilarious at the same time. That quick little review of your lunch had me dying. “Those buns were sitting out too long. Dry as a rock.”
You have created the human beaver lodge. Congratulations! I love watching your adventures.
This is what i call different content! This must of been so hard on you. Thank you fro doing this for us!!! ❤❤❤
Yet another great camping video! Awesome to see culvert camps. I like seeing how warm you can get it to be. Thanks
You can get one more plastic container like you have, and make it a kitchen one. Put a fork, knife, and spoon. Salt and pepper small tin cup and napkins and a potholder. I keep one in my van so I always have them. I have packets of mayo and ketchup also and sugar and creamer packets for my tea or coffee which I also carry in there. I just put the tea bags and coffee packets in a baggie. I really enjoy these videos and I still find it amazing you make all this work. Thank you for sharing.
These are so cool. I remember as a kid going through a long culvert that opened up to a river at the opposite end. It only went through if the river flooded. It was so cool as a kid. Like discovering another land on the opposite end. Narnia except it was through a closet. Glad you were able to warm up your feet from the water. Was a little worried when that happened. Thanks for another great video. Il sure there will be some haters for one reason or another. Just move on & don’t even finish readying them. ❤. PS…hope to see a return to box truck camp. See how the temporary roof is doing. Crazy how Earl you got it inside. Definitely looked like it was comfortable in there.
Could you do a trail cam overlooking your camp? so we can see any animals passing by while you sleep?
Great video! Always love your longer videos, especially the camping videos! You're incredibly knowledgeable on so many different subjects
Man I'm about 3 quarters of the way through this video, and I just couldn't stand it anymore I just had to tell you that this is absolutely the coolest video I have yet to see on UA-cam! Im just truly shocked, because I really want to do what you do. I have really wanted to start taking some over nighters camping, I would love to try it in a culvert too. The idea just blows my mind, and hopefully I can try this sometime in the near future, if I can just get the nerve. For some time now I have been watching people taking overnighters everywhere, but your idea is by far the best. PLEASE keep up the camping videos because some of us must live through your adventures until we are able to create our own videos! I truly THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
CHEERS!!!
I'm about 3 quarters of the way through a 12 pack
The idea of overnight camping blows your mind... and this isn't his idea this has been done by other youtubers and they really shouldn't be doing it.
Another awesome video. I was super excited when I saw you posted another culvert camp video.
wow, this is really someithing.. would love to see more!
p.s. for all winter camping fans like myself, just wanted to make a recommendation: i am amazed by the RBM outdoors camping gear, i have one of their tents, a stove and some other stuf.. and it's never let me down. sooo if youre looking for a tent to go winter camping - 100% your best choice
Awesome content posty! Love the culvert camping videos, hope you have a wonderful day!
Excellent videos mate I've been watching your stuff for about 3 years now and I love these off grid camping videos.I love the way you get all cosy in these culverts
I always look forward to your videos. The longer the better. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. Much love and respect from the Netherlands ❣️🙏
Fabulous video 👍👍👍. Awesome to see you didn't leave no trash 👌 👍👌.
Putting a wood stove in a culvert... Because I'm stuck in doors for two more months my wheelchair is broke I've watched your food truck videos probably once a day for a month now... I already know that I'm gonna be watching this also feels like I'm camping with you.
Stay warm bro bro.
Another great video, thanks!
On your sled, don’t poke holes in the back for second rope. That will void warranty, and that really isn’t necessary. Turn the sled around for downhill. The square tail will plow snow and provide some extra braking.
Thanks again for the video.
Very excited for this video. I am only 1 minute in and need to let you know. Thank for you hard work to make, film, and edit this
2:01 that is a beautiful view with the mountain in the background.
Awesome camera work, Posty. Really enjoyed the angle on the sled on the hike back to the car. Keep up the great content!
I love the comments. Im addicted to your videos and watch them everyday and every night (yup I got ocd). I started with one culvert unclogging video and it lead to these camping 🥾🏕️ ones. I used to do quite a bit of camping before I got married and I enjoy your camping adventures.
Thank you for all that you do 🏕️🌌❤️
ah yisss... another camping video. cant wait to watch the whole thing tomorrow at my lunch-time!
Watching in january '24 and hope you make at least one wintercamping video this winter too!!
In the old bus, on a frozen stream or in a culvert pipe- I love them all!
Loving these mini adventures!!! Wear a fluorescent jacket on those snow mobile tracks 👍👍
What an awesome oven, such a clever design. Jerry is a very talented fabricator!
Top quality as always.
Easy and enjoyable watching.
Please keep up the awesome content,watching from wet and windy uk.
I'm exhausted!!! And I'm not even there!!! Luv your endurance!
I love those videos. Hard to believe how much this channel evolved. I remember stumbling on a video where you just removed some soaked pizza boxes from a grate. Back then those were the only few videos you had. Amazing.
Hope to see more culvert camp videos. These videos are great and enjoyable, thank you.
That was so much fun watching your camping video. So neat. I remember a culvert camp in the summer a couple years ago. Such a beautiful view with the snow on the trees.
Great channel , all the best from Scotland
Another successful camp; congratulations Sir, wonderful job. It's fascinating watching these camping videos, and getting an idea of what we would need and what we would need to do, if we had to create an emergency shelter. It would be awesome to do this with a friend, to chat the night away.
I like to imagine a preceding event like surviving a plane crash in the wilderness, being on the run or an enviromental disaster that would necessitate an escape into the wilderness. Personally I feel the pull to just abandon everything and leave for the wilderness to live far away from humans.
I ended up ordering that same stove after seeing your last hot tent video! Haven't used it yet.. but I ended up going to Home Depot and bought all new stainless steel screws to replace the ones the stove came with to hold on the legs and stovepipe connector. The screws it came with are really cheezy, the leg screws have such huge phillips pattern they're just waiting to be stripped out by trying to wrench them down tight, and one of the smaller ones was malformed and the threads were catawampus and wouldn't even screw on. After replacing the screws the legs stay on a lot better.
Edit: Also regarding the stove pipes bits fitting inside for transport, you probably already noticed this but its a bit easier if you make sure the wider flared part of the pipes face the inside of the stove since the door seems to be the squeeze point, and its a tiny bit easier when all the narrow sides face the same outward way I noticed.
These long format videos are great. Thanks for sharing. Watching from work…don’t tell. 😂
Taxpayers time!!! 😉
thanks for speeding it up a little , lol 2 miles snow shoeing it must be tiring . can't wait to see you all setup
The things you do for us viewers, I hope you somewhat enjoyed this one at the end, because it was some hard work. And just imagine the awkwardness if some snowmobile guy saw the tracks going down into the river, trying to maybe help, seeing a freaking chimney coming out of it, and actually stumbling down, getting afraid himself too ( what is living here?) , to you and asking: What are you DOING in here! And what do you answer? 'OOh hi, just cooking some sausages! LOOL! I myself couldn't cope with that part, let alone sleeping in a culvert in winter.
The view of the snow covered the trees and the mountains, i have never seen such a beautiful picture.
Hell yeah!!! A new post 10 camp video?! These are the best!!! Awesome video post! Huge fan down here in Florida! Keep it up man I always look forward to anything you post on your channels!
Thanks so so much for continuing to do camps.
As you know, we are addicted!
😮 looked earlier today saw no upload. looked again and apparently the next 2 hours of my life will be spent doing nothing but relaxing and watching this interesting camping video from my Favorite UA-camr!! 🎉