Barge unloading 3400 tons of cobblestone! Nature sounds are amazing

[@andreacrashe9894]

*Ying, thank you so much for putting the subtitles up. That really does help so much. Also thank you so much for filming and editing it all. I certainly appreciate it. Yep the wider shots are wonderful and adding in other angles for a short time gives us a different perspective of how the workers see it too. Plus the ride up the river is amazing too. Some of them river stones (cobblestone) are huge. You must be going into the winter season as the crew are now wearing warmer clothes.*

[@ШахерезадаСтепанна]

Я успешно засыпаю во время ваших видео. Спасибо!

[@BigWesLawns]

🇨🇦👊🏻👨🏻‍🏭✨💖✨Wassup Ying! I don't know why I watch your vids. But I watch your vids! So Keep Making Them. I like chip gravel best. Driveway gravel you know? God Bless, and BE SAFE! YOU CRAZY MAN! TOUGH JOB!! 💪😏👍🏻

[@vapidfire68]

Enjoyed the video alot. Thanks. Do you stay on the boat?

[@joycesmith1105]

Why are they always so short. Would love me video. Great one

[@randywise5241]

Who is the good looking young man at the front? 😉 Looks like an interesting job.

[@bartekniski]

He is the boss 😉

[@d64d64]

What do they use these stones for anyway?

[@chrisoverman7551]

What are these used for ?

[@jokepy4230]

Most of that material has already been weathered. I'm guessing there is a river that no longer exists.

[@yt650]

Imagine them doing all this with solar panels and windmills.

[@davidmelton7268]

...and sails!

[@biggtrux]

"Barge unloading 3400 tons of cobble stone" was all you needed to say. There are no "nature"sounds. Unless you grow conveyor belts on a farm. 🙄

[@willsniff776]

There’s nothing natural about roaring motors

[@BobSmith-mc7uq]

Actually, there is. roaring motors are music, grinding moors are bad news. Go get some sleep little willy, school in the morning for you.