Beaver Swamps Along Abandoned Railway

[@warmhandswarmheart]

Your appreciation of nature and wildlife is heartwarming.

[@wendykeller3176]

This video was very pleasant. Really nice weather, seeing the moose was a treat. I really enjoy seeing the backwoods and it's wildlife. Thank you Posty for sharing and all you teach us.

[@oonajohnson109]

What a nice change to go for a bike ride along the old railroad bed. Thanks for taking us along, Post!

[@callmeshaggy5166]

Let's just appreciate that Post actually took his bike back across the river again just to get a shot of him carrying it across.

[@dewhi100]

probably decided partway through not to carry bike and tripod at once.

[@post.10]

@@dewhi100 no I just wanted the shot because when I'm riding the bike the tripod is sticking out of the backpack and I could have wore that while carrying the bike, thanks for watching

[@louskunt9798]

💯💯💯

[@punchfisttop]

Abandoned railways are a bittersweet thing. Still wish there were tracks but glad you can share your adventure with us!!!!

[@Artsy-qt3wn]

Post, Thank you for taking us on your adventures the knowledge you speak naturally. The peace is visceral. Thanks again!

[@markmcculloch4459]

that reminds me of my younger years.when I could go out exploring.thank you post 10 for another great video and bringing up some great memories.

[@wfermier]

In the 1800's, railroads were being built everywhere, connecting small towns to larger towns, eventually connecting to the main railroad lines. The railroads negotiated a right-of-way (easement) with landowners whose land was divided by the railroad. Over time, many of these smaller railroads companies eventually went bankrupt and the rail lines were abandoned. One of the provisions of the easement stated that if the railroad was removed, the land would revert back to the original landowner. In the 1960's, groups started converting these abandoned rail lines for non-motorized traffic including pedestrians, bicycles, horseback riders, skaters, and cross-country skiers. These groups ran into problems when some of the original landowners, whose land was taken for the railroad's use, reclaimed the abandoned right-of-way, in some cases using earthmoving equipment to remove the remnants of the old rail bed, so that the land could be returned for farming use. Sometimes, the landowners agreed to sell the former railbed land to conservancy groups to be used for recreational use. In other cases, the trails had to be relocated, typically following around the edge of the property.

[@fluffyduckbutt24]

I had no idea. Thank u for the info!!😊

[@hminchella7423]

Informative thank you

[@retired0307]

I can't thank you enough for the enjoyment you give us from your nature walks and narratives. I am soon to be 80 years-old and still remember my walks in nature as a teen. Bless you.

[@DrainCleaningAUSTRALIA]

Have a great weekend Post! And have a great weekend to your subscribers! We love your videos ❤️

[@gatorgogo2742]

you never cease to amaze me with the beautiful places you know about. how fortunate you are.

[@heofthesquarebum]

Rail trail biking and culvert hunting - this literally is my dream day outside.

[@Tazerboy_10]

My bike has been out of commission for awhile and it's currently at a nearby bike shop!

[@panicfarm9874]

So do it then

[@gxlorp]

@@Tazerboy_10 we didn't want to know that. Why are you telling us here. Make your own comment free loader. Get a job

[@paxhumana2015]

@Josey Wilds , I would have carried a pair of swords along with a pair of .454 S&W hand guns...no one wants to shoot their shot when you pack weaponry like that.

[@paxhumana2015]

@@gxlorp , why not take your own advice, you hypocrite? For all you know, the commenter a. could be a kid, or b. needs the bike to do his job.

[@CC-df3xy]

I love the river and it's so nice to see you on a bike! Wow a different way to see things. I like the moose too and the way it keeps looking back at you. Love the video!❤️

[@mariodalporto2236]

Not the content I expected but a content I LOVED!

[@AdamSTL-UNC]

He is the greatest!!!

[@suzieaustin.5905]

It's always a good hike 🙂 👍

[@andybacon8635]

Yeah something different but just as enjoyable

[@justiceBustamante]

What I love the most about your videos is how educational they are you are very intelligent and I learned so very much from watching them! Plus they are just so entertaining! Great Channel great idea and great job

[@meriena]

My favorite time of the day. Time to go to bed and watch post 10 to sleep. 💗

[@cherylhuot4436]

That was a wonderful adventure! Thanks for taking us along.

[@finnjolly]

i find your videos so relaxing..... rivers, streams ponds, hike in the woods.... floods... keep them flowing... thumbs up on every video!

[@michaelcefaratti539]

Those are the best trails ever Ive rode probably 80,000 miles on Old Railroad lines in my Tri State area Ohio Pennsylvania New york before they paved over them mostly and made parks of the lines

[@the.mermaid.scientist]

gorgeous trails and a perfect day to film. 🌲💚 greenery & wildlife🐸!

[@Sgt-Gravy]

Lately post 10 you have been my replacement for the canoeing trips of Doug Linker. Thank you for taking us with you, its fun. 👍

[@vickieshrader2550]

Post, you live in a most beautiful part of our country! We love you taking us along on your adventures! Thanks!

[@NYDRAINS]

10 miles of trails 👣 wow that quite the adventure! Thanks for the update 😎👍

[@clairefunnell8481]

Love going on trail hikes. Too bad the railway is gone. I would have liked to have seen it. Always good to see moose. Thanks for taking us on his trip Postie. Much fun.

[@LilJigglypuff999]

Awesome adventure! Nature is so beautiful and I thank you so much for taking us on such amazing journeys.

[@roseannevillalobos3949]

OMG what a beautiful ride, thanks for letting us all go along. 🌳💚🚲🌳💚

[@FionaC1]

How lovely going for a virtual bike ride through the woods 😊

[@rgarlinyc]

Thanks for taking us along your walk - makes me want to get out of my office and into the woods!

[@stephanierussell8644]

Another 100% brilliant video. The countryside is breathtaking, thank you for letting us enjoy your bike ride with you.👍

[@BrianRRenfro]

I love how Post always gives us the "Thanks for watching" and then comes back with an encore. it's like Peek-A-Boo for adults!

[@chowell191]

Wow what a beautiful place that is and the moose was amazing. Thank you post 10 for the lovely vidio from Mandy from the UK.

[@stanstankiewicz7599]

Great ride really enjoy your content. Great to see your part of the country. Thanks for your time and hard work.

[@kareliask]

It's so nice to see downstream from the dam, feels like I'm getting to know the area ^__^

[@Desertanon]

Thank you for taking us along.

[@mantailuaa]

What an enjoyable journey through the area, very relaxing to watch and listen, thank you.

[@tonquinb]

Enjoy your vids so much… great day outside…. Your life is a wonderful adventure..

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

If Post says it's a good culvert, then it must be really fantastic! Thanks for the bike ride!

[@bobdole1570]

Dude trekking along with the bike makes for badass vid. I like the sped up pace. Good stuff man.

[@johnathanlewis2049]

Hi Post 10. Where you live up there in New England is such beautiful country. Having Moose around is so awesome. Such beautiful creatures God creates. God bless you my friend

[@dusty4c]

I love spending these days with you! Thanks Post

[@KatherineUribe-1]

Beautiful area. I'm glad there are people who preserve areas from construction and destruction.👍😊

[@justjan147]

Excellent video! I enjoyed going with you on this trail ride in NH and listening to your knowledge of the area. Thanks Post10! 😊🌻

[@martinmarsola6477]

A nice tour today! Thanks for the video and chat. Cheers Post 10.

[@beavisrules]

Thank you for the video , We did indeed enjoy it.

[@jackiejones1684]

Lovely nature filled video, informative and peaceful. Thank you

[@markRix3308]

Another great video as usual post. Great trails and scenery. Watching from Berkshire UK

[@amream10]

That was a great adventure. Lots to see and learn about. Thanks Post. 🤗

[@jczer1972]

I throughly enjoy my adventures with Post. Thanks Man. Keep it up

[@vinayymenon]

I've only been subbed for a few days but I've watched so many of your videos and really appreciate what you're doing. You're so informative and a caring person, it's hard not enjoy your content :D

[@TheCrust]

Post on Wheels. Love it! Thanks for the tour around. I really enjoyed this video!

[@meghaffer]

What a beautiful video! If we can't have clogged culverts and drains, at least we can still have gorgeous scenery

[@jimmy9152]

It’s nice to see that you’re starting to get the recognition you deserve and there’s more people getting inspired by you and doing the same thing. Every video about clogging or drains have people talking about you, starting to be a meme lol.

[@oliviaannejohnson9689]

I’m always excited to see your new adventures keep them coming

[@kathymazey1299]

It’s beautiful scenery, I love seeing the different places that you go. Thanks for sharing this. Sometimes I wonder how you don’t get lost on some of those trails. Lol

[@ellaybranton2923]

My family is in Laconia NH, about an hour south of Benton. I miss all that beautiful scenery

[@WestTownHD]

Very nice video! Over here in Nova Scotia (Canada) we're suffering from a massive heat wave so a lot of our streams have dried, and river beds gone down to a trickle. I hope we get some rain soon, for both our states/provinces!

[@shanalouise]

Appreciate how you always see the bright side of everything.

[@darthpalps7368]

Thank you for the video post! Always love them

[@maxinekennedy5888]

This was a beautiful video. Informative and positive as always. And bonus moose!! 🦌Thank you.

[@mattsmith4053]

Looks like a lovely place, your winters are more extreme but looks similar to where I am in the UK

[@cynthialagraff4144]

Great video. Thanks so much for putting your viewers there with you so to speak. 😄

[@RedTopProductions]

Lol I like how you did your outtro and said Goodbye to everyone, then Bam 7 extra minutes of footage that just abruptly ends lol. I wouldn't want it any other way, feels like bonus footage

[@post.10]

That's exactly what it is I assume that's the end of the video but before the adventure is over I always find something else to add

[@badejong]

Great video. Beautiful scenery. 👍👍👍

[@meggie4446]

That moose is gonna go tell its friends that it was in a Post10 video. All its friends are gonna be so jealous. Awesome video as always.

[@BlueMax333]

It is amazing to learn that the beavers can crawl out of the water, and walk up the slopes into the forest to cut down trees!

[@carold8345]

Thanks for sharing. Beautiful!

[@winterob7988]

this was really a great episode!

[@marionmclean3749]

Beautiful scenery.

[@jamesalinio5277]

Cool a bike ride, culverts, a dam or two, a really great adventure today Post 10, really great, is there a possibility that you'll be going up to Maine this year for some uncloggings and an update on the deep beaver lake that was threatening the road beside it from last year? You said that you were not going to attempt to try to unclog it because the culvert was too far underwater and a hazard to you if you even tried, I'm curious as to what the Maine DOT has or has not done, thanks Post 10 for all you do to keep roads from washing out and hopefully we'll get to see Ghost 👻 10 soon

[@sarrahvaughn6307]

This was a fun adventure you took us on !!

[@wildalbalass4867]

We call those boots, ‘Wellies’ ( Wellington Boots). There’s a song written about them too. 😊 Recently I discovered Neoprene wellies. The first warm wellies I’ve ever had for winter. ‘’ if it wasn’t for yer wellies, where would ye be? You’d be in the hospital or infirmary..” 😊 Check out Billy Connelly’s ‘Welly Boot Song’ with lyrics.

[@BarredCoast0]

Since I have become handicapped and can't walk much anymore I'm happy to know that I can rely on Post to take me on a virtual hike to places I've never been. Thanks Post for what you do and taking me along. 🛤

[@tygeron3145]

Love the history and the outdoors

[@billrobbins5874]

Beautiful area again Post. The moose was so cute. Ever run into one of the huge ones? You definitely know what your doing and where your going. Be to easy to get lost out there. The grass in the beaver swamp was just beautiful. Thanks again! ♥️🦫♥️🪵👍

[@fernaureason7150]

23:38 Bro! You set the camera up at the end of the river and went back through it for that shot! Dedication 🤘

[@conniethingstad1070]

takes talent to ride a bike and record. I"m going to enjoy this one and all those trees.

[@sergten]

Good video editing - the bike trail was unpaved yet the picture is very stable.

[@LunarEquity93]

Great video and Discovery post 10 it's awesome that there's still some wooden railroad crossing signs have you heard of a railroad called the Port of Tillamook Bay Railroad

[@chrisryan5339]

Nice hike thanks. Chris from England

[@russs7574]

Just watched a drain clearing compilation on Drainer's channel, and 6 1/2 minutes in his viewers got treated to an episode of "Post 10 vs. The Lake Drain." Awesome.

[@ChristopherWalrath]

post10 and Beavers. A win-win! Thanks, man.

[@packers12to80]

I couldn't help but bust out laughing when the video turns opens with post with the bicycle helmet. Good old posty....safety first .lol

[@jfchonors8873]

This might be your most scenic video yet. Would be interested in seeing the area when the water is high

[@junkjournalmama8826]

Great video!! Looks like so much fun

[@cynthiasunnenberg5893]

I enjoyed this video, thank you🌸🌸🌸🌼🌼🌼🌺🌺🌺🦋🦋🦋✨💫

[@lloydreeves715]

Keep up the good work love watching KZbin

[@riverview60]

So pretty !! You have the best adventures 💛!!!

[@andymcgill354]

Moose runs to warn the beavers " look out its the guy with a rake"

[@heatherlane9270]

Lovely scenery and bike ride. Gosh it is dry.

[@Yuo23]

Love ur videos we have plenty of beavers here in maine

[@korimack3456]

Great video post what ever you do I will watch as you would be brilliant on tv

[@TheSteveo313]

said posted 6min ago and ppl have 12 days ago comments so confused lol. Anyways love all the content!!! keep up the great work!!!

[@mala3isity]

You've told us that beavers help raise the groundwater levels. Do you think that the people who decide to relocate beavers have the foresight to put them in areas where higher water levels are sorely needed?

[@post.10]

Yes they usually put them somewhere where they would be helpful, they're definitely doing their job now with our drought, the trees near Beaver ponds are doing a bit better as long as they're not drowning

[@freddypflugbeil6]

Really nice place to go and see. Thanks post 10

[@jeriwollmann7366]

Great video. Have not seen a video in a while of the 'Little crushed culvert'. I believe it has stone steps in the stream. On an old logging road if I remember man. Have you been out that way?

[@post.10]

I'm sorry I'm not exactly sure what you're talking about I have discovered hundreds of tiny crushed culverts since they're always installed not properly, near a natural spring?

[@jeriwollmann7366]

@@post.10 I will try find the one that I mean in your videos. Its one on the same road a tree is growing next another one cutting the capacity by half. I do forget the location. You speak fond of the same culvert.

[@post.10]

@@jeriwollmann7366 I know exactly what you're talking about now, there's only one tree that's blocking the capacity of a culvert, it's another one about 50 ft away that you're thinking of that's crushed. I've been there many times but we're in a drought now so nothing's flowing anymore nothing's getting clogged, that same Culvert is probably featured in about 10 videos

[@jeriwollmann7366]

@@post.10 thank you for the update man. Have a great weekend. 👍 💪

[@peterkilvert2712]

More discovery again. Thanks.

[@kepler-442b4]

BEAUTIFUL PLACE🍀🍀❣❣

[@jobellecollie7139]

Have you ever done a video on how you film your episodes? The trail camera episode was fascinating. I’d like to begin recording my adventures and I appreciate your common sense and frugal techniques.

[@post.10]

My Q&A video on my other channel New England wildlife and more may tell you a little bit more but I don't use anything fancy just a phone with a really good camera, I tried buying expensive camera equipment but people didn't like it as much but I don't care because it's easier this way

[@whatthe3417]

@@post.10 Have you ever thought about using a drone and what is the weirdest thing you've found on your adventures?

[@jobellecollie7139]

@@post.10 I’ve given up on my DSLR and only use an iPhone. Parkinson’s hand tremors make everything look like Jackson Pollock paintings. I’ll check out the channel info.

[@ddblairco]

thank you this guided tour

[@samtaylorjr.9234]

Awesome content! Althgough, that's as-usual. I still encourage you to allow us to donate to your channel...

[@robwinter4173]

I enjoyed it thanks,Rob.

[@6058jeremysmith]

Thank you, that was a beautiful video …