Building a bamboo bridge to the island off grid - Making 6 stone and bamboo bridge piers

Building a bamboo bridge to the island off grid - Making 6 stone and bamboo bridge piers

[@colincrooky]

I know it is a bit late now but it would have been better if the rocks were taken from between the pillars and not in front or rear of them. The rocks upstream would protect the islet from floods. But heck what a fantastic bridge you created from bamboo as strong and beautiful as the builder.

[@LifeinDom]

The bridge piers are very sturdy Great project!!!

[@GeorgeRuffner-iy7bm]

Lots of hard work done by a very dedicated young woman. Ingenious design for the bridge piers. Thank you for sharing this Ingenious and entertaining video. 🙈🙉🙊 😎 🇺🇸

[@gregsecore9625]

very nice job here and can't wait to see that bridge done.

[@mardigra1916]

Building bricks are easy working with bamboo from what I have witnessed since starting to watch what these amazing persons achieve as caused me to admire their skills

[@flaviozanon]

Impressive, with a simple way of assembling and stacking local material. It looks very robust. 👏😄

[@CaoTrungDuc]

The bamboo bridge pillars are very sturdy, you are very persistent and talented, wish everyone a good day

[@daverodgers6208]

May you congratulate yourself every time you walk your bridge! Inspiring work!

[@Semi0ffGrid7]

That is very impressive, simple and very clever, she is a great skilled worker!

[@sitiokolibri6372]

Well done for the 20 guys that helped her to build it! When I see a person working, I know clearly the potential kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@cyrilmarjgowler1338]

My exact thoughts! There is NO possible way on this green earth that she accomplished all that by herself. The speed at which she was throwing rocks and arranging them would have taken weeks to fill the bamboo structures.The credit should actually go to the video editor first and then to the photographer, who both made it look quite seamless.Then give the ""model" credit for a lot of bamboo fitting and sledge hammer slinging - quite realistic.

[@elizabethgarro604]

Fabuloso, tu destreza he inteligencia es la envidia de muchos y halagos y admiración de miles. Te felicito joven guerrera y triunfadora. Te saludo desde CR con mucho cariño. 🫶🇨🇷🙏🇨🇷🫶

[@shimronnetia]

that lady is brilliant and made a very strong structure using natural resources

[@bad_robot_art]

Insanely hard and complex work, deepest respect!

[@brianshields7137]

Great type of construction , I think a point added to the up stream end of each of the piers would lower the water stress on the piers during higher water flow giving greater durability in flood periods again great work

[@Rustedinmyshackleferd]

………what? How is that possible doesnt matter how much up stream you build you will always be building down stream . How can you lower the stress on this by doing that is it is literally impossible .

[@Moriandrizzt]

@@Rustedinmyshackleferd I'm pretty sure they meant to add a triangle to the upstream section of this pier. It would be attached. The tip would cause the water to split and flow more smoothly past the pier thus reducing drag. EDIT: like an airplane wings leading edge.

[@Rustedinmyshackleferd]

@@Moriandrizzt yea cause i was wondering how there gonna keep this during a serious flood or down poor. From historical perspectives bridges like this on there own didnt last long. Normally there would be something built to help split the stream in some way or another but im not entirely sure about this bridge at all. My grandpa when i was a kid would take me to work with him he was a bridge inspector for the entire state of west virginia and he stated this bridge wouldnt hold. But stated if they put pillons behind the bridge innthe direction the stream was flowing toward the bridge in a V pattern they could potentially keep the bridge during a flood all depending on how they backed the V.

[@stephenkinyanjui5659]

Even the down side should have a point to to minimise turbulent flow during high waters

[@andrewwalsh2755]

It's an impressive design... Looks like she built it alone... It has a pleasing simplicity... and looks very robust... A natural Engineer...

[@chido1871]

Qua tuyet voi ,va khung khiep ,đay mơi la gioi ,chi co tâm long tư bi mơi lam đươc,chuc chi nhiêu sưc khoe va gia đinh hanh phuc,cam ơn ❤

[@johnspathonis1078]

Great work!! A wonderful application of the gabion technique. Cheers.

[@floridacoder]

Definitely not a solo project. Regardless I am impressed at bamboo as a construction material. I wonder how long a bridge like this could withstand normal river conditions and typical weather patterns. And how it holds up against more serious flooding. I wouldn't give it more than two years. But I really don't know - maybe it lasts much longer. Any old bamboo bridges like this in existence?

[@AthSamaras]

Πολλά Μπράβο... Όταν το μυαλό δουλεύει, μπορεί να κάνει θαύματα. Το βλέπουμε.!! ...εμείς (οι περισσότεροι) απλά το έχουμε να κοιμάται, και βλέπουμε σίριαλ στην τηλεόραση... Many Bravos... When the mind works, it can do wonders. We see it.!! ...we (most) just have it sleeping, and watch serials on TV... Greatings fron Greece...

[@mattdigong5654]

έχετε απόλυτο δίκιο, η νέα γενιά δεν μπορεί πια να σκεφτεί αυτή την ιδέα, ειδικά τώρα έχει κολλήσει στα μέσα κοινωνικής δικτύωσης

[@KEJDMmm]

I’m blown away! That bridge isn’t going anywhere! The weight of those boulders and rocks is going to make that bridge stay for a very, very long time! Just subscribed! Can’t wait to see the finished project! I would like to know where you came up with the design? So far, it’s incredible!! Old woman in US! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Mojo_3.14]

This is absolutely fabulous. Such much hard work. I do wonder what she is going to do to further secure the rocks when the bamboo rots in two years. The bamboo she's looks very green and not at all dried and treated to last and even if it was the direct contact with the water would rapidly rot it either way. It makes sense for a temporary place holder. I look forward to her next steps on how she resolves this issue.

[@mikelazure7462]

Perhaps she knows more about the construction capabilities of the many types of bamboo she has been using her entire life - than you do. Seems possible.

[@Mojo_3.14]

@@mikelazure7462 Of perhaps this is yet another content farm where that put some eye candy in front of the camera and have a couple dozens locals putting everything together hidden by careful edits. 🙄 Then the thing they made falls apart less than a month later.

[@mikelazure7462]

@@Mojo_3.14 What you describe as a 'content farm' sounds like industrious product creation (Quite a bit like a team producing a tv show, but without the big budget or corporate accountants.) - a worthwhile and admirable way to make a living. Probably every local worker in your imagined team knows more about the qualities of their materials than you or me.

[@Mojo_3.14]

@@mikelazure7462you sweet summer child. bless your heart.

[@DT-jz3wn]

She definitely is doing the work. Anyone with a skilled eye can tell that her familiarity, balance, use of hand tools... Especially the wooden mallet is something that she has spent time doing. If only i could have a partner like her. Damn the stuff that we would build together!

[@gregm5636]

Yeah, but she's only one of the 30-40 that did..... these vids are all BS... they only film one person to make it look impressive... in other vids they've seen machinery tracks, tire tracks, and other noticeable help. Grifting for views, to monetize.

[@EricSmith-qm7xb]

You mean dam the stuff she could get done for you. I'm thinking that since being disabled

[@jonestraloma]

I agree she’s doing the work. I just think there’s a lot of people helping others between takes.

[@gordonagent7037]

Dung, this is a marvellous effort by yourself and any others who assist you, it will make things so much more convenient for everyone and is just an incredible project, well done

[@AmitSharmaTheMariachi]

Excellent 🎉🎉🎉 have no words to describe this achievement 🎉🎉🎉

[@ТатьянаХоменко-ч9б]

Сильная женщина.Мощно потрудилась.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@huuthuongcreative1992]

người phụ nữ miền núi thì ai cũng giỏi, giỏi việc nhà chăm con. Khả năng sinh tồn thì quá là tuyệt vời. chúc c thật nhiều sức khỏe và kênh càng ngày càng phát triển.

[@teddyhalim]

Where is this

[@terryrogers1025]

👍❤, nice job.

[@michaellee8198]

Initiative and hard work combine for a considerable achievement. You should be very proud.

[@brendarice5287]

What a great job and I loved the video 😘👍🏻💕💕🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@durgafabenlimbu1638]

Hello Dung have a great day watching this video from Nepal you are a greater person because you have extra talent and brave that's amazing lots of support and love for your good job ❤❤❤❤

[@munichzoltan4492]

Great pillar construction and the work is impressive. Take care of your health, you will need it for a long time.

[@kuma9069]

You are physically & mentally very strong. Well done, young lady !!

[@2Girls2024]

Your bridge is truly amazing, congratulations 🎉

[@AdamChengtheSword]

Very impressive and very good idea on how one can build a bridge !

[@Aeon-ys7gt]

So great work today from a strong gorgeous person 👏👍👏❤️🌹❤️

[@mostlyinterested1016]

Now that's what I call an Engineer!

[@nicos59home]

Great skills! My compliments for your hard working and perseverance! ❤ 👍

[@teresasarigan251]

Wow what a talent. She can be hired as an engineer to help with rural community

[@andydelarue9344]

Wow truly amazing how you work , good stuff , hope it fantastic and has a good life.

[@madalenafreitas3441]

Excelente ideia e perfeita execução. Parabéns!

[@victoriahill7857]

Great work😊. Take care and can't wait to see more of your content 😊.

[@zisumevoli96]

I can't believe she caught all those rocks by hand

[@polymerclay7930]

Unbelievable. Well done my friend. Such hard work. ❤😊

[@hason5299]

mong đc xem chiếc cầu tre như nào , chúc mừng kênh đã công phu thực hiện clip !

[@johanna006]

I had a trellis made of bamboo. After one year, it was rotting, and after 2 years, it fell apart. The bamboo has completely decomposed now.

[@МихаилНауменко-щ1щ]

Молодец, надо ценить таких женщин. Браво.

[@parvispooyan9178]

Amazing precision engineering 👏🏼👏🏼

[@Said-Aziz-2004]

This bridge must be classified as a historic monument by UNESCO, well done, excellent work.

[@PoolCNC]

😂

[@SKCCP]

It will be washed away during the very first storm. If registered with UNESCO, it may have to be reconstructed the same way every time it gets washed away.

[@BaldevRaj-b9w]

AKAL.TAKAT.SABAR.AUR.DUNIA.DI.WAKHRI .KARAGARI.1.AURAT. DUARA.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@eddiealicante7657]

Impressive,or good thingking project of the energetic lady, god blesss.

[@geekazoid47]

Her physicality and strength is impressive.

[@YayZ]

Great Persistence. I love it.

[@smalkine]

i suggest taking the stones from the downstream side in the future

[@bigred8438]

Wonderful engineering.

[@UK_Asla-OPH_TV]

wow! this is so amazing - You go girl!

[@wesleyleach3300]

Awesome job ,know for the bridge ❤

[@cergneuxguillermo1681]

De verdad conoces ese puente ??!!😳😲

[@duru2882]

You don’t need to align those buttresses/stamptions/foundations/pylons (what ever you want to call them) to each other in a straight line!!! But a string line, would save you a lot of aggravation,”down the road”!!! But I do like the fact that she pre-cut bamboo frame sets for them though!!! I’m guessing that you wouldn’t have to worry about ice jams (in those latitudes), but upstream water/debris diverters and flood water bracing, (downstream side) would be wise!!! They could be done before or after the bridge, but that is (a lot of hard work done), I would hate to see a storm surge or flood water debris takeout the foundations!!!

[@MangYoyot-on6yf]

Berkarya trus bagus kreatip namun ada manpaat nyah buat yg membtuhkan pejalan kaki sukses trus ini aku lg menyimak dri indonesia ok mantap

[@mattdigong5654]

This bridge will take about two years to build in my country plus the corruption etc 😂😂😂 salute to this lady! She has balls! 😂😂😂

[@LISA75_]

Bamboo is such a great material , just doesn't get utilized enough.

[@michelleluu9884]

Wow, smart Lady! Thanks❤

[@allexfullev6927]

Захоплююсь вашою силою терпіння та праці, ви - велика трударка з Великої Літери!

[@richardwhite3711]

amazing what can be accomplished without electricity !!!

[@s-dnr9023]

Man ... clapping hands to her for this project ... the reason being ... think how many rocks she had to gather and carry to do those pylons!

[@dustyjones8988]

She doesn't do anything close to all of that shit. Believe it.. there are many others doing alot of the work off camera. There is probably even some heavy machinery off camera somewhere. This type of thing has been proven for most of these type of channels.

[@dustyjones8988]

Right at the 5:22 min mark, you can easily here someone honking a horn for possibly a dozer, log cutter, or auto mobile of some sort. But the description says she is alone and off grid. Bullshit. Just a clever ploy to get views. Probably wouldn't get anywhere near the views it gets if it was described as a woman with construction crew and heavy equipment builds primitive bridge on shallow stream.

[@dustyjones8988]

Hahaha.. and look at the dirt road with tire tracks and what not that leads from the edge of the river. They didnt even try for this one at all. Cheap as hell.

[@luigicristiani7709]

@@dustyjones8988 I agree with the general approach of what we see being built, caves which then become villas with every comfort..., houses, huts, igloo bridges on trees etc etc It is an economy, for those poor parts of the world..., based on their manual skills of their peasant civilizations etc etc. With well organized projects, with adequate media resources and good post-production work... this is the result. From the series; they live there very well talk about 225,610 views in 7 days, at 1 USD cent per view... that's a lot of money Think about it when they will have millions of visions of it. they make 1 film a month.... ;)

[@chingsun904]

怎麼沒有看到往竹子圈的石頭里倒水泥？

[@colinericburriss]

I enjoy seeing women work hard and want this to be real.

[@120alvarez]

Aparentemente lo hizo todo en un día porque siempre usó la misma ropa, buen intento!

[@moharak]

Damn these women WORK!

[@sidneidesáAlves]

Eu gostei da sua Marreta parece a Marreta do Chapolin Colorado parabéns Brasil abraço🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@sitiokolibri6372]

Para poder usar a estrutura: dai ela treinou kung fu e foi pulando de pilar em pilar.

[@louishurter4952]

I think so she is a clever girl and hard working

[@richardwhite3711]

does she ever show how she determines distance between piers ???

[@boballen3066]

She is not alone, watched another lady do the same thing, building a new bridge.

[@pauloalves9066]

Parabéns, sugiro que envolva os pilares com uma malha de aço, assim quando o bamboo se decompor a malha segura as pedras.👍👍🇧🇷

[@wanlapa-dz2ok]

อยากจะเชื่อทำคนเดียว แต่ชื่นชมฝีมือ🙏👍😄

[@GiaMinhfreelife]

đẹp quá chị ah.học hỏi từ chị được rất nhiều

[@PhyllisFicarrotta-yg1om]

Some men think women are not capable. Many become self sufficient and skilled in many things because there is no man to rely on. Stop making sexist remarks if you don’t have the whole story. Kudos to this young woman for all her hard work and determination. God will bless her.

[@sherpatashitshiring1402]

Great ... thank you very much for doing such good karma ...rejoice

[@mikeyoung5211]

You are great engineer , name the bridge after you

[@Mor4me]

This is definitely a respectable attempt. But by next winter it’s going to be more of a dam if anything at all.

[@Mhasim-vn4ho]

Matp semangat ❤

[@silivachungsum8589]

There’s always a men behind that work

[@Сэсэгби]

Привет из России! Бравооо!👍 Молодец! 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏. Инженерыыы, учитесь строить мосты! Желаю тебе всего самого наилучшего в жизни! Вот, это настоящий Мастер класс!!! 👍👍👍

[@jajabor_Avi]

Very very good work mam. ❤

[@Tuongdailylife]

So beautiful, my friend❤

[@Fozzie68]

Very impressive but those supports won’t last when that river floods. Just remember a cubic metre of water is a metric tonne of water pushing on those bamboo frames. When that river floods . Their will be thousands if not millions of tonnes of MOTHER NATURE pushing against that poor old bamboo. Once the bamboo gives way the weight of the ballast will move with the flow of the water and down the river the bridge goes.

[@sidneidesáAlves]

Eu gostei das pontes que você tá fazendo faz cozimento para passar carro

[@freddie4963]

What hard working job done by beautiful woman.

[@TheBlackManInTheVillage]

Great video. New sup

[@ossimartikainen6633]

Vau tonneittain kiviä mikä työnäyte, silta joka kestää ja näkyy vielä pitkään nostan kunjoitukseni huippu rakentajille.hienoa seurata videoitanne jo vesimylly oli hieno.kiitos😮

[@gacattack1234]

Ah, the lack of regulations in the middle of nowhere in vietnam, freedom! Hope there are no issues with boat being too big to go through. Good construction, massive job for 1 woman or man for that matter. Would have made it a draw bridge and claimed the island for myself, lol.

[@NoReverse77]

What boats are in 3" water? lol

[@gacattack1234]

@@NoReverse77 Its not like paint drying, but you see one pylon go up you see them all, don't even know how deep the rest is.

[@mohindersingh3512]

That's wonderful.

[@mohdsyukri8728]

Kamu memang wanita hebat n berbakat dlm pembuatan jambatan merentasi sungai

[@amarasirimanatunga2187]

GREATE JOB

[@sittingbull4570]

Wow, well done !

[@tluangakhawlhring2964]

I would like to see the final finished bridge

[@vincentvalentine4487]

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[@kenhorsey]

Now all the other people can enjoy your hard work you should be recognised for what you done tole the bridge 😂from south Australia bring some of you hard working people over here minus government red tape 😢😮😅😅

[@8urface]

Wonder what the lifespan of that would be. How long does bamboo last in water?

[@tuttebelleke]

Looks impressive, but what is the time for the bamboo rotting and the bridge to collapse?

[@jakemiyamiya7113]

The way she carry the bamboo is different

[@sebastiaoandretta3281]

SHOW 👏👏👏from Brazil.