Fantastic Bypass Culvert And Dam As The DOT Fixes Erosion Problem
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- "I do not encourage anyone to enter culverts, Unclog anything or enter flooded areas as it can easily become deadly without the proper training". I unclog drains for fun in my spare time (I have Been Trained In culvert inspections for years with private co) osha trained.
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I don't think I've seen Post 10 so giddy. He can barely contain himself. He's teaching me to find my own passion, writing.
Good luck with that.
Not writing but ditto. His passions been helping me keep moving with some stuff going on.
I love that and I understand how seeing ‘good things’ can inspire and challenge us to ‘DO’ good things. I’m well past my 3score and 10 years but I love trying to raise my standards of work. 2 1/2 yrs ago I had a stroke and I have spent 2 whole years listening to all the loving and good folks telling me that I’ve got to accept my limitations….. which is correct, there are definitely things that I can no longer do and will never be able to do. But the last 1/2 a year I’ve been fighting to rise above those limitations and strive to DO BETTER….. whatever it is I’m trying to REGAIN MY PASSIONS. It’s amazing who can inspire us👍😁.
DOT doesn’t fear OSHA visits… they fear Post10 audits!
DOT must've been preparing to war against beavers. Thos white X-like thingies are anti-tank traps
@@danethorson the design comes from erosion control of breakwaters and coastal areas, but each X is proportional larger, they’ve used hundreds of thousands around Dubai, they’re also used to make artificial reefs and create calmer water in bay areas
These beavers are getting smarter everyday: they learned how to use sandbags to build stronger and more permanent dams. Cunning little beasts!
Got me smiling: imagine beaver with big hat and southerner accent "geeett ooff maahhh prooopeeerteyyyyh!"
Lololol
They are also enormous. Did you see the size of the concrete jacks they play with?!
😂
Funny
Simple girl here. Seeing Post10 excited about trains and culvert construction in the same video pleases me greatly. I’ve been lucky enough to travel on Amtrak multiple times cross country and enjoyed it every time!!
Simple man here looking for a simple girl.
Lol
I had my first Amtrak scheduled for the end of March 2020. Two weeks into Covid being declared an emergency and I had to cancel my trip. I'm so bummed. Its on my list for next year though. Probably use it to get to a hiking destination.
@@dustyc324 I’ve been on four trips, starting at the age of 5. Loved every bit of them. Seen more of the US than most have been able to. Can’t wait for the next one.
Trains are so much fun than buses, you get to move around, on trains.
"Please do not discard cigarette butts near pond. The fish come out at night and smoke them". IF this is the case, how do we get smoked Salmon?
Love the sign at the end!
Maybe that bot the tabacco the salmon want?
Cigars in the ocean. Obviously
I liked it because he added the train. Post always knows what the people want to see.
Those interlocking concrete shapes are also known as 'tetrapods' (see wikipedia), larger versions are used as coastal erosion defence.
@@kitsuneneko2567 Yep, I recognize the shape from WW2 anti-tank defenses, particularly on the beaches of Normandy.
That was so neat to see. I can't get out to all of these kind of places so I really appreciate getting to explore with you. Thank you post 10
Should have guessed this was NH, awesome! I've seen a bigger version of those blocks (called tetrapods) being used for coastal defense. Please revisit this place in the spring time, it'll be interesting to see whether the capacity of those culverts is tested during the thaw.
agreed, I'd definitely like to see a follow up vid at this location sometime in the future. 👍
The sound of that train horn echoing through the mountains is mesmerizing. Great video Post 10!
That looks like a yard switcher, more impassioned train gurus could tell you more. But if you like horns, look up the K5LA. I can sometimes hear Amtrak blast them in the distance when they cross roads a few miles away. One of my favorite sounds in the world.
@@ClockworksOfGL As far as I'm concerned the K5LA is THE horn for trains nowadays. Most of the freight trains that pass by my neck of the woods can be heard 5+ miles away and they are still very loud!
Always love to see the DOT and companies repairing these culverts!
I feel like a kid again every time I watch your videos. I enjoy your enthusiasm and your perspective !!!
Thanks for explaining the difference between those huge culverts and a bridge.
DOT: It's him, look! It's post 10.
DOT2: The man with the rake? The man of many culverts?
That train at the end was a great extra! Loved how its horn was echoing back from the landscape around! 😇
I’m a weird kid, but you, Post 10 have been a somewhat good inspiration, as I have had a passion for trains my whole life, and have interest in infrastructure.
I LOVE this channel. So glad I found this! I love your adventures. I have always been fascinated with water flow management and your videos captivate me.
Captain Culvert, educating us! Thank you from Guam, Post! Your videos have made the last two years more bearable!
Awwww. Captain Culvert. How cool. Nashville, Tennessee here.
Incredible. thank you for this walk through. Fascinating, and your excitement is contagious.
Take care Post. Keep them coming but at your pace. Always something exciting to see. Wasn't sure but had a feeling you were going to walk through that other culvert. Wonder if they will last as long as the granite culverts? 🤔🤭😳
3 videos in one day. Early Christmas from post 10
Post10 gets you VIP access to all the culverts
Great video Post. Thanks for showing us the culvert work. Trains in the USA seem a lot more interesting than the UK ones.
One of the best videos without unclogging.
That’s a lovely spot. The river looks nice boing so rocky. Good to see them doing a good job there
The train is always a nice touch, thanks
That sign at the end was worth sticking around until the end. I was laughing so hard. Thanks for the tour. Very educational.
Those giant concrete things remind me of those barricades they set up on the beaches to stop tanks on D-day in WW2.
Dragons Teeth!
@@geraldarthurhall2247
I thought they were called Czech hedgehogs?
Post 10.......It seems like someone actually thought about doing it right. Keep up the good work.
Oh noes! I saw some possible beaver obstruction sites...thanks to the on going tutorials from our Post 10.
Those concrete structures there putting down instead of rip rap is awesome you dont see that very often. I would love to see that done if you go back. Thanks and great job on the content 👍
Thanks for all the videos this last few weeks. It's been fun to tag along on your adventures in a part of the country I will never see in person. But please don't wear yourself out for us.
Now this was interesting to see. The tree are lovely this time of the year.Have fun but stay safe Post 10. Love the trains too, I hear them many times a day at my home.
You're fortunate to be able to live close to a rail line.
Haha love the sign that wants the fish to stop smoking :), also awesome by pass culvert indeed, don’t see that too often that well built.
Post, you are the General at Command Central for culvert installations!
Well, where are those beaver when you need em to block a culvert? Lol! Love those fall colors!
A compliment from post10 what an achievement for them
This is excellent work being done by the DoT and is a very exciting development, it was great to see the locomotive and train at the end there, the waterfalls looked nice too. Thank you for bringing us this very interesting and informative video, the people really appreciate it.
The shape/style of tetrapods they're using remind me of WWII tank traps, only made out of concrete rather than steel.
That would be cool to print a few of those Riprap blocks (scaled down, of course) to see how they fit together and lock in.
Post 10 has the best culvert videos on youtube.
Post 10 has a lot of people following in his footsteps around the world. There was a video of the first female culvert clearer from the UK. I'm a sucker for a British accent. LOL. Post 10 is an influencer for sure and he's so humble about it. What a guy .
I've never Heard one swear word from post 10. Slipping, falling..chased by angry beavers.. nothing. Well done and thanks for the posts 👍
Those X things are cool, never seen the like before.💚💚
Very cool concrete structures, have only seen similar ones used on sea walls or on jetty’s
7:17 The sound of my childhood. (Grandma lived near railroad tracks.)
Never known anyone who gets sooo exited about Culverts! The train was a nice ending!
6:29 Those things look neat, like over-sized toys. Like you'd expect to find a giant, wind-up Mario shoe nearby to jump around on them.
the concrete pods are made of two pieces separately cast and glued together. The arms are 6 inches square and 3 feet long by 2 feet on the vertical arm with a 6 inch notch to fit another piece into crossways. It makes casting them very easy and fast at a concrete plant. I am positive there is rebar inside the castings to keep everything together for when cracks and breaks happen.
I think all your hard work has now paid off looks like they may be listening to you
Very good vid work, those blocks are the same design of Anti Tank, Wow what a brilliant find with the Train, well done!
Well, now I want to see this during the spring thaw! Video please, in 6 months!
Sick ass culvert. One of the dopest ones to date I’ve seen.
Post 10 needs a shirt that says "CULVERTS!"
I liked the little slide show at the end.
Those rip rap/baffles are actually called jacks. They are designed to interlock just as they were shown. The face of Kingsley Dam at Lake McConaughy in Nebraska has been lined with them since the early 70's lined with them to prevent the dam from being washed away.
Great camera work. So beautiful.👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I love those culverts like on how you get so muck water to come out.
It's nice to see things done before there's a problem. Those culverts are huge. About that those white pieces, are they gonna put them together and put them underground? Thanks Postie for bringing us with you on your trips. You stay safe now.
From what I remember, they're generally slightly lower at grade. They're meant to slow water velocity to reduce erosion down stream at high flow.yes they stay interlocked. They might put rip rap (gravel) on top.
The fish sign was perfect.
I love that sign! Nice train at the end!
Whoa man, I just realized.. U r so close to 500k subs.. U grew a lot since I start watching you 2 years ago!
As always really good video. 💯💯
Awed by industrial dam-builders (heavy machinery), Beavers are hiding.
The pieces of cement remind me of playing "jacks". 🤣
Love the train!
Great video, great information! Thanks! 👌👋
You should make a little float for a small camera and maybe a light and send it down culverts and pipes too small to walk in. Could attach some string incase it get's stuck so you could pull it back out. Would be cool to see if go down the pipe. You could even use a wifi camera so you can see it live on your phone.
For that kind of thing, a 360 degree camera would help prevent lost angles.
@@MonkeyJedi99 I've heard of people 3D printing rigs to fit multiple go pro cameras as a diy 360 cam
@@MittyNuke1 If you already had multiple GoPro, that would be a smart way to go.
Otherwise, it's a pricing comparison game as well as a frank assessment of how much you would use either GoPros or a 360 camera.
That water is so clear.
Thanks for posting keep them coming every video you make is so interesting
6:38 Those look like anti-tank obstacles placed on beaches in WW2.
As always assume post 10 look forward to all posts you take us all, to awesome places weather or inner around the wilderness luv all your video keep on coming please. Keeps us all sane.
Love the video like always and the train bonus awesome you are the best thankyou
Wow those culverts were tremendous I don’t think you’ve seen anyone wider than that. The train is a nice touch thanks again.🇺🇸👮🏻♂️.
Post 10 has a video of himself kayaking through a culvert. It was an excellent video.
I love how excited he is
Please come back here during spring thaw that would be awesome to see
U know alot about the general knowledge about culverts loving your videos brother. Edit: cant wait for more, road to 500k subs eh, hope u do a special for us an 1 hour long piece of entertainment right bro
I expect that the Beavers are having a council of war now to decide how to block it
Hey Post 10. Loving the sign with discarding cigarette butts near the pond. Anyway, thanks for the video, take care and be safe.
interesting video post 10,i would love to sit inside that dambed up area in summer when its hot to cool down if it was safe to do so, thanks for sharing and loved the train at the end. stay safe and see u in your mext adventute.
That echo was awesome! Another great video sir! I enjoyed it a lot!
Culverts and a train, yes! The recreational trains are cool, there are none in my area.
That dinner train looks amazing. I wouldn't try it till after covid pandemic, though! Nice video.
Love your enthusiasm
I love sign at the end of the video.
Those concrete interlocking erosion devices remind me of the iron czech Hedgehogs from WWII
It is glorious, like the final boss of culverts moments before it transforms into a bridge.
Anyway, please revisit if there are beavers taking offence from this.
These types of blocks are called Xblocks and are an invention by Delta Marine Consultants, which is a member of BAM Group in Holland.
BAM is my employer, I work there as an electrician.
I'd love to get in one of those bigass culverts and just... Roll everywhere
They are spending big bucks for that project!
That crisscross concrete stuff is nice, but will be a nightmare for anyone trying to walk through the river
In South Carolina for at least on Charleston all I've seen when they do road work or construction is block up the drains or if it's over a really big covert, river ,ditch or any other type of drainage and they know it's going to cause massive flooding then they'll use a special pump with a filter to filter out all the particles.
As kids we would use those as waterslides. Oh to be fearless again
Great stuff cheers. Chris from England
I thought those cement jax were anti-tank thinga-ma-bobs. Or anti-landing craft barriers. I live on the West coast in Northern California and about 100 or so miles north of me, around Eureka, there are huge versions of those things right on the coast. Pretty sure they were placed there during WWII in case of attempts by any Axis forces to invade us by sea.
that water is so clear, omg
Cool stuff! The sign at the end..😂
The sign at the aquarium..
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
thats a gorgeous area!
Post 10 is the reason that those people that go to the faze rug tunnel get scared
Great adventure post… be safe
LOL Love the sign at the end.
Me encantan los trenes une los pueblos las culturas es hermoso !!!
The fish come out at night and smoke them... I am ded 🤣👏👏👏
Cool video and awesome to see passenger cars on the train.
Some day I hope to ride on one.
There is a train that goes through my area, but its more of tankers and cargo than passengers.
Diner train. How cool is that.
I can't remember the last video that you were so up beat about. It was really infectious. Great job. The beautiful & graffiti clear train at the end was the best. You Go Post 10. Sighhh. I long for the days of trains ending with a caboose. It just doesn't look right. Like a hard back book without the back. Oh well.