Opening The Biggest Ice Dam I've Ever Seen

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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.) and I am osha trained.
Exploring anything abandoned can be dangerous or deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any abandoned structures. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal, and when possible I seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and I leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures and only leave footprints. I assume all the risks and responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. There could be nails, asbestos, falling concrete, soft floors, animals, or other hazards. Thanks for watching.
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 2 700
@abel6846
@abel6846 2 роки тому
“Ice dams grow up so fast, don’t they.” Spoken like a proud parent.
@whysitsohotinhere4205
@whysitsohotinhere4205 2 роки тому
My thoughts exactly.
@mavisspearhead1742
@mavisspearhead1742 2 роки тому
lol, i thought the same thing, lol
@JM-ck4zx
@JM-ck4zx 2 роки тому
@@whysitsohotinhere4205 q8i
@Dargonhuman
@Dargonhuman 2 роки тому
That make me chuckle a bit.
@andreichiorean4450
@andreichiorean4450 2 роки тому
@@JM-ck4zx my man J M tried to type something with his foreheJAHDIEHFUI UHRI HVhdydhydhhaojweu d
@richardplantagenet8090
@richardplantagenet8090 2 роки тому
This was like watching a guy sitting on a tree branch over a pit of snakes and tigers randomly sawing off branches.
@rolandbellamy2837
@rolandbellamy2837 2 роки тому
i read yer comment before watching the video , i see what yer mean , yer got it spot on mate !
@ChiTownsFinest1225
@ChiTownsFinest1225 2 роки тому
... except way more fun
@steveH384
@steveH384 2 роки тому
Probably the scariest video I've ever seen
@lastdonuts
@lastdonuts 2 роки тому
So accurate
@annebritraaen2237
@annebritraaen2237 2 роки тому
post 10 doesn't do random.
@jefftee448
@jefftee448 Рік тому
I love how he acknowledges that breaking up this particular damn isn't that useful, but it's just so dang fun.
@nathansmith1085
@nathansmith1085 Рік тому
I can only imagine some people hearing you yelling in the culvert talking to us, but when they see you, you are all alone with an axe lol
@yobabystillup
@yobabystillup Рік тому
🤣🤣🤣✌🏼
@KLiNoTweet
@KLiNoTweet Рік тому
Here comes Posty 😁
@preciouslittlelambsrebornn4639
@preciouslittlelambsrebornn4639 Рік тому
I be running for my life lol
@emily.letsendbslintheuk554
@emily.letsendbslintheuk554 8 місяців тому
Nothing spooky about that at all, especially if it's getting dark 👻👻👻
@NiklasAdv
@NiklasAdv 4 місяці тому
Haahaha
@BnaBreaker
@BnaBreaker 2 роки тому
You, sir, are an absolute mad man, in the best possible way.
@avargs3505
@avargs3505 2 роки тому
i was so nervous watching this but i know that post10 is a real pro!!! i don't have any experience with frozen lakes or knowing about thickness of layers, etc..
@Blackadder75
@Blackadder75 2 роки тому
@@avargs3505 one rule of thumb is that you never go alone on unknown ice. But you should also not be too afraid, ice is very tough and you don;t break through it easily. It cracks easy, but it doesn't break. I grew up in a waterland , with good ice in winter. It was always so much fun to be among the first walking / skating on ice, it makes a lovely singing sound when the cracks form. These cracks are not a sign that it is unsafe, it just means that tensions that have been formed during freezing resolve when the weight of a human is added to the ice floor. But caution is still needed and if you are not experienced you should only go when somebody with authority on the matter says that it is safe. Animals and understream currents can cause weak spots in an otherwise very safe ice floor. But with experience you learn how to recognize those situations.
@andyrob3259
@andyrob3259 2 роки тому
In what way? Placing himself at risk and potential emergency services if he fell through that ice? Nothing to admire being fool hardy.
@andyrob3259
@andyrob3259 2 роки тому
@@avargs3505 he isn’t a pro. He is a nice guy likely lonely and is fixated on doing this.
@GDMiller1952
@GDMiller1952 2 роки тому
What’s the point???
@jpro1312
@jpro1312 2 роки тому
6 degrees outside and he's out there in a t-shirt, no hat, no gloves and playing in the ice. Post you're a beast!!
@ItsMeYourRealDad
@ItsMeYourRealDad 2 роки тому
Either that or crazy. Or both
@JohnDoe-zx1ck
@JohnDoe-zx1ck 2 роки тому
Work is it's own heat.
@jasonlewis3257
@jasonlewis3257 2 роки тому
North Easterners, it's our superpower.
@progenitor_amborella
@progenitor_amborella 2 роки тому
@@jasonlewis3257 if there’s no wind the cold air isn’t even bad
@jasonlewis3257
@jasonlewis3257 2 роки тому
@@progenitor_amborella Yeah, I was trying to be funny. I live in Maine and go outside in shorts when it's cold like that to feed my chickens, you are absolutely right, not that bad if there is no wind.
@aculasabacca
@aculasabacca 2 роки тому
I like that he is more embarrased at what the shirt says than the fact he found it on the side of the road. This guy is great.
@rheaverghoul
@rheaverghoul 2 роки тому
I hope people actually appreciate this dude. Hes doing alot of work the county should be doing
@myrmidon1100
@myrmidon1100 Рік тому
No doubt. Typical city workers or poor funding. Takes 10 dudes to lay a brick.
@locojambo
@locojambo Рік тому
Check his net worth, I’d call that appreciated.
@stefgrootlipman69
@stefgrootlipman69 Рік тому
@@locojambo he does deserve it, he is a genuine good person and does good things and keeps almost 600k people entertained
@swashington942
@swashington942 Рік тому
@@locojambo You actually looked into his finances? Lol
@locojambo
@locojambo Рік тому
@@swashington942 no. Googled his net worth. I’ve actually just wasted more time replying to you… lol. ..
@cobaltcoyote4290
@cobaltcoyote4290 2 роки тому
I love how the ice sounds like styrofoam and glass at the same time.
@LeGrandSarrazin
@LeGrandSarrazin 2 роки тому
You want another oddly satisfying sound? Get a bag of charcoal, real lump charcoal, and just play around with it. The tinkling of the charcoal moving around sounds like a bunch of lightbulbs clinking together! Such an oddly unexpected, yet satisfying sound!
@nchomestead7860
@nchomestead7860 2 роки тому
This dude being so stoked about unclogging stuff is just the best. Keep doing you post 10, never stop.
@hollithomas899
@hollithomas899 Рік тому
It’s literally giving me the hope to thrive another day right now. Like I’m so jazzed someone is this jazzed about something so objectively great
@p0pp4
@p0pp4 2 роки тому
As someone who hit in the eye with a shard of ice as a child when I was trying ice fishing for the first time, I must say: wear eye protection.
@professional2.09
@professional2.09 Рік тому
Don’t eat yellow snow. Don’t run with scissors. Don’t beat your wife.
@josephastier7421
@josephastier7421 Рік тому
Wear gloves, the ice can be sharp.
@choppinbroccoli7037
@choppinbroccoli7037 Рік тому
Is your eye ok?
@lbl9066
@lbl9066 Рік тому
Yes, I agree 100%, haz mat suit, eye goggles, ….
@AntiBowCW
@AntiBowCW Рік тому
@@lbl9066 a grade 10 medical kit with a stretcher
@Heatherbob201
@Heatherbob201 Рік тому
I love watching this young man. It’s oddly satisfying watching him break up dams and clearing things up. But as a mom, I worry every time I see him go into a drain tile!! Keep up the great work ❤
@antonisautos8704
@antonisautos8704 2 роки тому
Don't end up under the ice. That is the last place you want to be. Stay safe out there
@shane727
@shane727 2 роки тому
Thanks for the tip
@beorlingo
@beorlingo 2 роки тому
Ice and moving cold water together can be so dangerous. Even if there's not enough water for drowning, if you get stuck you might freeze to death. I hope and think he knows what he is doing. And we know he's not the careless type. But even the most experienced can end up in situations that were hard to foresee. I'm thinking about people I know personally. But also youtuber apetor who was so experienced.
@donaldfuck
@donaldfuck 2 роки тому
@@beorlingo Rip apetor
@grashoper107
@grashoper107 2 роки тому
@@beorlingo When I was a kid, 5 years old, this happened to me. I lived by a river and I chased a ball onto the river. I fell thru, and under the ice I went. The mailman was bout 200feet away, ran down to where there was a small opening and grabbed me when i came out from under the ice. He saved my life. He received 2 life savings awards. Please, be careful on frozen running water! If I could post the several newspaper clippings from the incident, i would.
@beorlingo
@beorlingo 2 роки тому
@@grashoper107 Yeah. I have spent a lot of time in the north of Sweden. Upon ice fishing once, the toddler son of a cousin of mine went through thin (due to a slight current forming where a smaller lake ends in a creek which leads to a bigger lake) ice and started to slowly drift away under thicker ice. My cousin threw himself in the hole and manage to grab the kid by his hood and pull him out. The normal thickness of the ice is 3 feet. And the Creek was all covered with thick ice too due to water level dropping over time in the winter. In the summer the two lakes are one. Long story. But that was my cousins best day of fishing ever.
@TacoStacks
@TacoStacks 2 роки тому
This guy sure knows how to break the ice
@rjb6327
@rjb6327 2 роки тому
Good one. 😄
@shawnmorris5693
@shawnmorris5693 2 роки тому
Hi Taco, love your channel bro.
@johnathanlewis2049
@johnathanlewis2049 2 роки тому
Literally!!
@sillysnot
@sillysnot 2 роки тому
Best Comment Here lol
@Bababueski
@Bababueski 2 роки тому
This guy is going to hurt or kill himself. Trained or not. Good video tho
@senjoronie3971
@senjoronie3971 9 місяців тому
The smashing sound of the ice is absolutely incredible.
@DIYDaveZ
@DIYDaveZ 2 роки тому
Love how he loves doing this work with such passion without pay. 20 years ago none of us would have the pleasure watching stuff like this....can't even imagine tv executes signing off on such a program. Keep posting!
@JABurtin
@JABurtin Рік тому
With 588k subscribers and nothing to infringe on copyrights I guarantee he's pulling in over $100k a year.
@BooskiWooski
@BooskiWooski 5 днів тому
@@JABurtinoh nooo
@hjpngmw
@hjpngmw 2 роки тому
My brother's first job was at Piggly Wiggly. He was THRILLED to see someone still wearing a "Big on the Pig" shirt. It was a BIG chain back in the day. Our tiny city of less than 30k people (at the time) had TWO of them! Now, the nearest one is nearly 50 miles away.
@davedunks4647
@davedunks4647 2 роки тому
still got em all over here in WI
@pablopenasco4254
@pablopenasco4254 2 роки тому
I think are still some in Georgia. But I haven’t seen one in awhile.
@Dargonhuman
@Dargonhuman 2 роки тому
I'm from California and even I recognized the Piggly Wiggly shirt, and I've never even _seen_ a PW store in person, if that's any indication on how big they were.
@judeodomhnaill9711
@judeodomhnaill9711 2 роки тому
My sister nicknamed me piggly wiggly.
@a.d.2719
@a.d.2719 2 роки тому
We have several where I live in eastern North Carolina. I shop at my local one every week! I love that place.
@spetruck1
@spetruck1 2 роки тому
I'm going to trust this was safer than it appeared to me... you need a buddy for safety. My chest hurt watching this.
@UncleButterworth
@UncleButterworth 2 роки тому
Looked pretty dangerous to me.
@nunyabinis
@nunyabinis 2 роки тому
Makes me wonder what the "proper training" includes in the disclaimer above.
@JermStone
@JermStone 2 роки тому
@@nunyabinis That's simply to deflect anyone from thinking they can go do this, getting hurt/trouble and then saying they saw Post 10 do this online so they thought they could to. It keeps him from being liable.
@nickjeffrey8050
@nickjeffrey8050 2 роки тому
Looks safe to me, the furthest the water will get is to your hips even if you did fall through
@chilanya
@chilanya 2 роки тому
@@nickjeffrey8050 There are plenty of ways here to get hurt. He could slip and break an ankle or hit his head and lose consciousness. He could hurt himself with the axe while slipping. He could fall through ice and get stuck partly under water and get hypothermia, while trying to free himself. Drowning is not a risk because of the depth, but it becomes a real possibility once you're stuck or unconcious - even if the water is only 2 feet deep.
@brewswillas6635
@brewswillas6635 Рік тому
Be careful, bro. Just imagine the confusion when the cops have to interview 1000's of people who suspiciously know that your corpse was found in a culvert. Love your vids, I'd be right there with you.
@carolthornton9087
@carolthornton9087 Рік тому
I love how polite and enthusiastic you are about everything. Love your videos
@tomchamberlain4329
@tomchamberlain4329 2 роки тому
I love that you did this man, but don't die. That looks well dangerous to me. Not sure how I'd do it more safely tho.
@ISEEORBS
@ISEEORBS 2 роки тому
Safety harness and ...... A life jacket. Lmao
@gorillaau
@gorillaau Рік тому
Always let someone know exactly where you are going and when you will be back. Mobile phones are handy but useless when they have been in water. Pack some extra food and something to light a fire, especially if the spot is very remote.
@brockfordjunktion
@brockfordjunktion Рік тому
Wouldn't catch me going in that one for sure.
@brainkrieg1423
@brainkrieg1423 Рік тому
@@gorillaau I'd say buddy system would be the way to go here, even if the buddy is just chilling nearby they're still infinitely closer than somebody waiting at home if Post falls through the ice
@Manhandle730
@Manhandle730 Рік тому
Dynamite.
@OSRS16
@OSRS16 2 роки тому
My wife knows whenever you post because I always exclaim, “Yes! Another Post10 video!” Thanks for the fun. :D
@ibyt33
@ibyt33 2 роки тому
same!
@julesjames593
@julesjames593 2 роки тому
So loving this! Return to my youth when pounding ice was fun and didn't cause a week of ache thereafter. Very much appreciated!
@lorrieannesilvey474
@lorrieannesilvey474 Рік тому
I love his enthusiasm and this was fun. Great video for getting back to times when mother nature was the best magic ever.
@lucast3006
@lucast3006 2 роки тому
I love seeing you so happy about the ice every winter! I wish I was there.
@joefowlerjr8863
@joefowlerjr8863 Рік тому
Wow u all talked about this dude like the only one out there doing this type of job I get paid s*** pay for the same f****** job and I almost get hit by cars because I'm unclogging s*** that's going to affect people not on dirt f****** roads I do it in City f****** work where you ain't going to get an ambulance through somewhere if it's not unclogged so I don't understand why he's so popular
@iplaygames9509
@iplaygames9509 2 роки тому
7:48 the greatest part of the video, made it all worth it
@polar4701
@polar4701 Рік тому
As someone who can't swim and had a fear of open water, this was the most anxious video I've ever watched.
@AleksanderFimreite
@AleksanderFimreite 14 днів тому
The sound of ice tumbling on ice was something I never realized I needed to hear. Quite calming =D
@bruceleealmighty
@bruceleealmighty 2 роки тому
The burp at 7:50 was hilarious. While watching many of these videos I'm struck by the utter lack of planning which I suppose promotes the idea that just about anyone can do this, but there is a modicum of practiced safety and awareness of danger I suppose. Because of the reactions you've had to the littlest of things ie beaver spiders holes, I'm loath to suggest you don't take some precautionary measures. There are thousands of ways to get to the tops of mountains. As long as you get to the top, you've accomplished the task. Good on ya!
@cherylsibson2529
@cherylsibson2529 2 роки тому
yeah, he could have worn a safety harness and probably is aware.
@m.y.friend8449
@m.y.friend8449 2 роки тому
Yes, some could get to the tops of mountains BUT getting back down again is a whole different story. I myself have trouble just getting out of my car.
@Eternal-Security
@Eternal-Security 2 роки тому
I thought it was a post10 mating call. They tend to dwell in culverts.
@MrL4t3
@MrL4t3 2 роки тому
Toad burp post10 style
@MrL4t3
@MrL4t3 2 роки тому
@@Eternal-Security LOL .. i wonder if that's how he lured ghost10 to his culvert nest 😄
@jacksdad734
@jacksdad734 2 роки тому
Hes in really good shape to do this kind of work at this pace.
@KomradZX1989
@KomradZX1989 Рік тому
Dude you had my heart racing thru most of your video because I was just waiting for the ice to crack and watch in horror you getting soaked. Thankfully you came out dry! You really do some amazing work guy, I love your enthusiasm and the videos you make keep me coming back for more. Take care and stay safe!!! Cheers from St. Louis, Missouri
@StopItGarrison
@StopItGarrison 7 місяців тому
Been watching this guy clear drains for years. This was a cool one!
@StephanieStClaire
@StephanieStClaire 2 роки тому
You show me things I would not otherwise see in my life, and that is a gift. Thank you, Post. PS. I like your shirt!
@jamesalinio5277
@jamesalinio5277 2 роки тому
The shirt was from a grocery store line down in the south (Fla. Ga. Al. S.C. N.C Tn Ms La etc. ) Called Piggly Wiggly, and was all over the south, don't know if that chain is still in business or not, I remember seeing the cashier's wearing the shirt
@racekinggaming
@racekinggaming 2 роки тому
@@jamesalinio5277 yea there still in business where I'm from still at 3 open I know of
@Derzfarm
@Derzfarm 2 роки тому
PS. Get a room you two!
@givmeabeer1530
@givmeabeer1530 2 роки тому
Post, I live in Townsend MA and there’s this small culvert next to the Hannafords that’s pretty much fully clogged, if your ever in the area once it starts melting and getting warmer it’d be a cool one to see get cleared when there is a backup of water.
@GrahameChristianGould
@GrahameChristianGould 2 роки тому
Imagine if post does this! That would be awesome. Viewer requests.
@Neilukuk
@Neilukuk 2 роки тому
Or you do something for your area and clear it yourself? Would be good to see a video of you doing it as well.
@southerngypsy1894
@southerngypsy1894 2 роки тому
@@Neilukuk Don't judge someone you don't know.
@rukiaryuuzaki8734
@rukiaryuuzaki8734 2 роки тому
I agree with @Southern Gypsy on this. Grahame Gould could be in a wheelchair for whatever reason, and then here comes neil A being rude and mean.
@rukiaryuuzaki8734
@rukiaryuuzaki8734 2 роки тому
I meant GivMeABeer. I hope that neither one of them are in wheelchairs, but neil A is still being rude and mean either way.
@goldiloks08
@goldiloks08 Рік тому
Okay but when that water finally crested the ice dam, that was so satisfying. And the sound as the water flowed over the ice was 🤩. Thanks for sharing!
@Scar3crow_The_Menace
@Scar3crow_The_Menace Рік тому
Which state in New England was this filmed in? I’m a New Hampshire Native and I’ve seen ice dams like this more times then I can count in my life and just like him, I found it fun to break them up. You just brought me back to my childhood and for that I’m appreciative, love you Post 10!
@nuclearpotato6616
@nuclearpotato6616 10 місяців тому
What the fuck is New England Do you mean Australia?
@MrLowchin
@MrLowchin 2 роки тому
This takes me back to living in CT. As a kid we used to do this stuff all the time for fun, love that you never grew out of it Post. Also worked as a surveyor for many years in New England as well, nothing like a pristine winter day to make you feel good. All these people saying your going to get hurt or worse are the types that never get out of there damn house and experience anything. Just be careful, maybe grab your self some goggles for when your smashing the ice? Getting something in your eye can be a bad day, maybe consider getting your self a sledge hammer or a few other tools, just to be careful. Anyone can slip and fall and be on the receiving end of a bad day. Love the videos, and your enthusiasm.
@hminchella7423
@hminchella7423 2 роки тому
I agree. Just get some goggles and you're okay. The thing that makes it is how much fun you have doing it but such hard work too. Well done mate.
@superubergoober
@superubergoober Рік тому
back in my day we didnt need goggles, get stuff in your eye? wash it out in the creek hahah
@Thefreakyfreek
@Thefreakyfreek Рік тому
Im scared because i go out and do stuf i live on a boat and i know the power of water all to well
@Iwritewithdoody5
@Iwritewithdoody5 Рік тому
"everyone saying this is dangerous is a snowflake loser but also be careful this could go bad" 🙄
@fidnielsen
@fidnielsen 2 роки тому
Snow and ice brings out our inner child, we get something so satisfying from it, thank you for sharing this with us.
@sufferinsilence5817
@sufferinsilence5817 2 роки тому
There's just something about watching someone do what they're passionate about and telling you about it that can't be beat! :) Love your videos, thanks for posting them so I can vibe with you :D
@MsSunwatcher
@MsSunwatcher Рік тому
This was great! Thanks for taking us along!
@meriena
@meriena 2 роки тому
You inspired me so much, I called my parents in the country just to let them know we don't need to pay handymen this spring, cause I'll be coming over as soon as all the snow is gone and tidying up the whole backyard on my own. Living in the city has its pros and cons, but nature is what I want to get back to someday. Can't wait to go there. You made me jealous. So, thanks for everything you're doing and posting for us to see. 🧡
@yaboismith3955
@yaboismith3955 Рік тому
Did it happen?
@churnetvalleyrunner3635
@churnetvalleyrunner3635 Рік тому
@@yaboismith3955 Na
@stormwarnedchasing5249
@stormwarnedchasing5249 2 роки тому
You should visit the Palmer Lake Drain when it’s frozen, if it can’t operate correctly in rain, who knows how it reacts to freezing weather
@davidfriesen7395
@davidfriesen7395 Рік тому
I remember watching you when you had like 80k subs, great to see how well the channel is doing now! Well deserved
@Jacob_graber
@Jacob_graber 2 роки тому
Ice blocks tumbling down a slick ice surface onto a pile of crunchy ice is my new favorite ASMR genre.
@heroslippy6666
@heroslippy6666 2 роки тому
"Ice dams grow up so fast" such wholesome content
@rockforehead3022
@rockforehead3022 2 роки тому
Growing up where I did, I would see people attempt things like this and slip under the ice in a river. They would normally be found several months later. Be careful about what you are seeing people.
@WarrenGarabrandt
@WarrenGarabrandt 2 роки тому
I felt anxious just watching him walk on that frozen river, and then when he climbed into the culvert, I was worried for his safety. Then I remembered that somebody had to upload the video afterwards, so he must have survived. But anyone else attempting to do this *might not*.
@notadumbblond3
@notadumbblond3 2 роки тому
Yes, good idea to put his disclaimer in the comments as well. Maybe as a pinned comment.
@jeffrielley920
@jeffrielley920 2 роки тому
I was wondering if he let anybody know where he was going, just in case.
@Me-qp8vz
@Me-qp8vz 2 роки тому
@@jeffrielley920 yep his missus. Sometimes she's films for him.
@notadumbblond3
@notadumbblond3 2 роки тому
@@jeffrielley920 I'm sure he does.
@carolthornton9087
@carolthornton9087 Рік тому
You’re like a kid in a candy store. I just love your sense of fun. Beautiful to watch
@davechapman1371
@davechapman1371 2 роки тому
I’ve been watching this channel for awhile now and I wonder how someone has this much free time on their hands. I guess I’m no different because I watched the entire video. Very satisfying content. Also, nice Piggly Wiggly shirt.
@lordBritish1
@lordBritish1 Рік тому
I wonder too
@GenMaster124
@GenMaster124 2 роки тому
I’m sure we all really appreciate the hard work you put into your videos…breaking up that ice must have been a back breaker 👏🏻👏🏻
@jeremyboyle5695
@jeremyboyle5695 2 роки тому
Since you carry a firemans (pickhead) axe, the pick side should penetrate unbroken sheets better without glancing off, then once it's fractured go back to the axe side
@cocodojo
@cocodojo 2 роки тому
I was thinking that as well, just use the pointy end to break through, make a few of them along where you want to break, then flip over to the blade side and go along the dotted line for an easier break.
@nicke1903
@nicke1903 2 роки тому
I know this sounds crazy but when I was a firefighter, to open up a roof if you took a regular flathead axe and turned it around it worked surprisingly well, that's how I used it most of the time from then on or a saw lol.
@nickjeffrey8050
@nickjeffrey8050 2 роки тому
@@nicke1903 why are you no longer a fire fighter? Thanks for risking your life for others. That takes guts and determination, great role model.
@nicke1903
@nicke1903 2 роки тому
@@nickjeffrey8050 my knees are gone, before I became a firefighter I had 4 knee surgeries, then 2 while I was a firefighter, 1 I came back from, the last one just really took alot out of my strength and mobility. It wasn't from trying but there's a tremendous amount of crawling and climbing that was just a revolving door for further knee damage. The absolute last thing I wanted was to be a liability to my brothers, get injured and you call a Mayday and it's like a Moth to a flame, you got folks coming to get you and I couldn't bare the thought someone getting hurt or worse coming to get me. I've got 2 kid's, I'm a single dad ...(firefighting can be hard on a marriage) it just was the writing on the wall, I figured that I had some decisions to make...it wasn't easy. To this day, a fallen firefighter hurts, I get cold chills hearing a Q Siren and Horns just giving it, I'll always hold firefighters in the highest regard and respect. It was a amazing opportunity to be able to do it for the time I did, almost 10 year's. I still see thing's go down I'll jump right in it and see what I can do, especially before anyone's gotten on scene, you never know what you come across in everyday travels, from car accidents to cardiac arrests.
@nicke1903
@nicke1903 2 роки тому
@@nickjeffrey8050 Thank you, well I'd like to hope so at least, it got rough sometimes.
@ihatejamon
@ihatejamon Рік тому
I remember doing stuff like this with my brother when I was a kid, love it! You did a good job 👍🏻
@Blitz2o
@Blitz2o Рік тому
Some folks go to the gym to workout, this guy over here just DEFEATS NATURE WITH AN AXE. So satisfying to watch. Keep it up Post10!
@Zeydarchist
@Zeydarchist 2 роки тому
That honestly looks like such a grand time. I wish we had more ice dams up here, but they get removed pretty quickly! Right now, I'm super enjoying the sounds of the ice being wrecked and the shards run down the side of the dam, it's so relaxing, plus seeing you get to break it all up with the axe looks like mad fun! Like a rage room but you don't have to worry about the stuff you break being recycled! Also for the videos, please don't be afraid to take a break, with your condition, you don't have to go go go all the time and work up your body heat so much! Plus seeing some of the ice get cleared away to reveal a big dip, MAD satisfying!
@ShroudedinLove
@ShroudedinLove 2 роки тому
I just love watching post10, he is the epitome of honesty and not a speck of rottenness from self exaltation. I admire him. I was concerned when i read your comment, you implied that he has a condition, that made my heart very sad. i was wondering if you could fill me in? I would like to pray for him. Thank you
@bkitteh6295
@bkitteh6295 2 роки тому
@@ShroudedinLove It's something about his body's ability to regulate temperature. I wish I had listened to the post & read the comments more carefully! It's not fatal or anything, but it is very uncomfortable, I guess. I *think* he easily overheats and then has to take a break to cool down. Several "fans" (😁) commented that they had the same or a similar condition. (A condition that has a name 🙄 I can't think of it right now...) The only reason he mentioned, he said, was because he has to pause pretty abruptly from time to time & he didn't want UKpostsrs thinking he was getting lazy. 😄😂 (As if...) His take on it seemed to be that it was mostly just inconvenient. After he rests for a while, and as his body temperature approaches the normalish range, he can get back to what he was doing. If I remember correctly, he usually has to go through the "reset" process once & he's good for the rest of the day. Hope that helps! Prayers are always good. 🙏🏼 👋🏼🙋🏽‍♀️✌🏽
@ShroudedinLove
@ShroudedinLove 2 роки тому
@@bkitteh6295 😅 thank you so much for filling me in. I’m so glad to hear that. He is a real treasure. The world needs more people like him. I only wish i had his energy 😄 Thank you again and God bless you sweetheart. 💖+🙏🏼’s
@bkitteh6295
@bkitteh6295 2 роки тому
@@ShroudedinLove You're (or as my students would say, "UR") so sweet. Have a good day. 👋🏼🙋🏽‍♀️✌🏽
@ShroudedinLove
@ShroudedinLove 2 роки тому
@@bkitteh6295 aww, thank you so much. Your students are blessed to have an instructor with such a lovely heart. 💖🌷💖
@MusiqueMix
@MusiqueMix 2 роки тому
At 12:55 I loved the ASMR sound of the ice sliding and shattering. Could you make a small series of just the sounds of you clearing ice culverts? On the other hand, I also love hearing you talk about the different ways water works through culverts, and how the ice dams form! Stay safe out there!
@Considerable_Ounce
@Considerable_Ounce 2 роки тому
Im not really into asmr but that sound was great!
@user-kv2bo8xd1u
@user-kv2bo8xd1u 28 днів тому
I REALLY ENJOY SEEING YOU ENJOY DOING ALL THESE UNCLOGS. THANK YOU.
@dayinah
@dayinah 2 роки тому
The sound the ice makes when he throws it is satisfying as hell
@shontrellanderson5205
@shontrellanderson5205 2 роки тому
Anyone else feel like he needs safety glasses lol
@ganon01ryanoutsen92
@ganon01ryanoutsen92 2 роки тому
Yea he totally forgot about safety glasses from tiny ice 😆
@brucerowe2895
@brucerowe2895 2 роки тому
@@ganon01ryanoutsen92 That usually melts either on contact because it is too small to do any harm. He has done this quite often.
@kskeber
@kskeber 2 роки тому
That shirt is not embarrassing! Picked up on it as soon as the jacket came off. Love the shirt! I’m now on the hunt for a piggly wiggly shirt for myself.
@chuckrutkowski1072
@chuckrutkowski1072 2 роки тому
SHOP THE PIG!
@Mac_Omegaly
@Mac_Omegaly 2 роки тому
I wouldn't have gotten the refereance if I had not moved to Wisconsin 4 years ago.
@apollolang3399
@apollolang3399 2 роки тому
Just love watching your videos I find them so therapeutic and relaxing
@Eliminator5555
@Eliminator5555 2 роки тому
Such a positive attitude is great to see.
@onemoreguyonline7878
@onemoreguyonline7878 2 роки тому
I think my favorite part of who you are is how absolutely excited you are about nearly everything. Seriously. You enjoy things so much more than your average Joe, and I love seeing it. Not only thanks for who you are, but how you do everything you show us. I hope you're this awesome to yourself off camera as you are on camera
@heislarenzo3500
@heislarenzo3500 2 роки тому
I'm from Florida. I've never experienced ice like that or temperatures you're out in so it's a little hard for me to grasp. But I am interested in culverts now and look for them when out walking.
@jimpease280
@jimpease280 2 роки тому
I agree as I'm from Orlando. But I don't like places colder than my refrigerator.
@chupacabraracing181
@chupacabraracing181 2 роки тому
Panama City checking in for the Florida comment thread ✌️
@gaijininja
@gaijininja 2 роки тому
As an Australian, I appreciate your annotations with metric conversions. Saves me pausing the video while I use my conversion app. (Even though I should know if everything is frozen, it’s what we call damn cold, and 8 feet is just over 2m.)
@trudifruty6078
@trudifruty6078 Рік тому
That looks like so much fun I re-watch your videos over an over again cause I really enjoy them
@MikenShadow
@MikenShadow 2 роки тому
Dude, that looked like so much fun! Thanks for sharing!
@not_available2395
@not_available2395 2 роки тому
Watch out for yourself buddy :( this can indeed get really dangerous.. :( Also it's good to wear some glasses when slashing ice. Frostshards can get really sharp
@thecatofnineswords
@thecatofnineswords Рік тому
Living in Australia, this is something I could never experience. This is all so cool.
@nuclearpotato6616
@nuclearpotato6616 10 місяців тому
Fellow Australian
@jonathancardy9941
@jonathancardy9941 5 місяців тому
Up in the Snowy Mountains?
@shawneeb3771
@shawneeb3771 5 місяців тому
That was amazing to watch but scary also. Was worried that ice would give way when it started cracking. Thanks for taking us on another awesome adventure. Please, stay safe.
@christyrenee83
@christyrenee83 2 роки тому
I appreciate the amount of time and energy you put into your videos. You are an awesome human being 😊
@jsolson1
@jsolson1 2 роки тому
I gotta say, its been awesome watching your channel grow. Keep up all the great work. I never knew anything about culverts until i stumbled upon your channel.
@Nebresto
@Nebresto Рік тому
That is so cool. I've heard a lot of ice sounds, but never a crackle like that with the water hitting the shattered layers
@magripinop
@magripinop 2 роки тому
Very noble of you to do this for free and all by yourself.. Talk about responsibility and love for the community.. Well Done. I hope this video will be viewed by your Local government so they can pay you fairly.
@heatherlane9270
@heatherlane9270 2 роки тому
'Cool', 'Awesome', 'looks incredibly nice', 'icicles' and much more. All in fun - what a way to spend a winter's day. Thanks for sharing.
@joseywilds3133
@joseywilds3133 2 роки тому
A time lapse of the ice dam being made would be cool af
@lonnierh0dgejr41
@lonnierh0dgejr41 2 роки тому
newly subbed. i've seen a few of your videos over past couple years. you end up coming to mind on occasion i end up back on your channel for more ASMR. strangely satisfying watching you clear debris and ice to get the water flowing again. then there is the sound of the water itself. when i was a kid, there was a creek that would get clogged by dead tree limbs and leaves. i'd spend the whole day there cleaning it out just to listen to the water trickling down stream.
@USSBB62
@USSBB62 2 роки тому
Love your work and I'm a subscriber. So be safe I'd like to think there will always be more to watch.
@stefanbeckerbauer8867
@stefanbeckerbauer8867 2 роки тому
Funny how fire and ice can be so similar. I‘ve watched several videos from the Iceland-Volcano last year, and the slow moving lava made the exact same crickeling sounds as the ice shards
@colleenharrison1638
@colleenharrison1638 Рік тому
Interesting!
@preciadoalex123
@preciadoalex123 2 роки тому
This was a huge job, massive ice clog! Fantastic production as usual
@jessejacksoniii784
@jessejacksoniii784 2 роки тому
how the hell was this posted 6 days ago.
@preciadoalex123
@preciadoalex123 2 роки тому
@@jessejacksoniii784 join his patreon! Link in description
@newplace2
@newplace2 2 роки тому
I started watching this guy during the lockdowns. I'm still here!
@myfarawaytales
@myfarawaytales Рік тому
That's beautiful man. Thanks for sharing.
@natthebatcopson
@natthebatcopson 2 роки тому
The pure joy you find in nature is really refreshing and inspiring:) Take care out there!
@Plectrudefy
@Plectrudefy 2 роки тому
I'm not gonna lie, if I see a man in that tshirt with an axe outside destroying ice in freezing temperatures, I'm not sure what I would think haha. Awesome video though!
@inquisitorilyaal3959
@inquisitorilyaal3959 Рік тому
This channel is great, me and my sons always do adventures like these. Unclogging dams, and small creeks
@Stuff_I_Watch
@Stuff_I_Watch 7 місяців тому
I just LOVE his enthusiasm!! 🧊
@sheep5716
@sheep5716 2 роки тому
I live in Australia and my family used to always go on holidays to ski every few years. Watching this made me really miss the cold and being outside in the snow. Love your videos! I'm a big fan of anything even remotely like this.
@markRix3308
@markRix3308 2 роки тому
Wow. That ice was good, we never see anything like that in the UK. I must admit being scared for you when you first walked out on it. Keep up the good work.
@johnhopkins849
@johnhopkins849 Місяць тому
32:22 Love the sound of water making a crackling sound on ice. Reminds me of flooding a skating rink on very cold days.
@bentleydonovan4608
@bentleydonovan4608 8 місяців тому
Frazzle ice! 😂 You're the Best McLovin
@TamCatG
@TamCatG 2 роки тому
This one was so much fun to watch. Reminded me of my childhood days breaking up and shoveling layers of frozen snow in Norway, especially by the curb drains watching the water flow out from underneath the ice. Fun shirt. Like the orange.
@jenniferwait2146
@jenniferwait2146 2 роки тому
That was a nice cold, refreshing moment, as we are in 34 degC heat here in Melbourne Australia!
@michelehansen1653
@michelehansen1653 Рік тому
Love the ice noise,so cool.take my hat off to you,doing amazing Job for everyone
@jonminer9891
@jonminer9891 2 роки тому
Hi, Post 10. It is nice to see you having some fun. Thanks for sharing! Stay Healthy!
@dutchboy99
@dutchboy99 2 роки тому
This video is fascinating and wonderful on so many levels, thank you for contributing this to the universe
@diydarkmatter
@diydarkmatter 2 роки тому
pretty cool brother . ice is always fun to pay with . i lived in grand rapids most of my life and the river behind 6 street dam would always freeze up . you would see huge sheets of ice trying to come over the dam in the spring when things started to melt . always wanted to try to walk across the river on that ice but was always to scared to try lol . its not the ice that scared me it was the falling through into that ice cold river that scared me lol . take care work safe and say hello to ghost ten for me .
@mikemyers2484
@mikemyers2484 Рік тому
thanks my man.....I couldn't tear my eyes away.....only partly because I expected imminent disaster, but mostly cos of the inspiration that grew the longer I watched.....weird, but good weird dude....."those ice dams grow up so fast don't they?"....😀
@pavelsmolin849
@pavelsmolin849 2 роки тому
I appreciate you added Celcius conversion in subtitles!
@euchiron
@euchiron 2 роки тому
You have the best fun ❤️ Edit: It would be cool to watch a time lapse of such a dam forming
@DevorahRAdams
@DevorahRAdams 2 роки тому
At one point in the video you were standing with your hand on your hip and looking to the side like, Super Culvert Man: Unclogging Culverts And Befriending Spiders One At A Time! Seriously, you somehow manage to make all your videos ASMR and I'm loving all of them. Thanks so much from this EMT to you Post 10 and keep up the good work. I appreciate you.
@suprematica
@suprematica Рік тому
thanks post 10 , a true chaotic-good bringing us another interesting vid, not my idea of a fun day out but go off 😂
@wereonrandom3056
@wereonrandom3056 2 роки тому
The ice falls was so cool at the end when you got it flowing!
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