Cleaning Culvert. Flood Around!

[@garylinker69]

Lots of rain! Wow. That word was sewage you wanted instead of P's and shite. 😊 Your English, film making and work is truly motivational. Those poor flooded homes/businesses 😢

[@roseannevillalobos3949]

I have been watching your videos for a long time. I like seeing your country side views and learning about your country. I have also noticed how much your vocabulary has grown from your first videos. Happy birthday to your little girl.

[@DonnaKnower_sez]

This was a different, but very interesting video! The drone footage of the flood was both awe inspiring and sad because of the powerful water. Like fire, water is both friend and foe. Thanks, too, for your enlightening comments! We’re never too old to learn 👍! Wishing your channel continued growth!!❤

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY.

[@allegg8804]

Hearing water moving is very calming. Knowing that one person can make a big difference in the world around them. Bulldozers and TNT blowing up things is not relaxing. Thank you. Stay safe because what you do is important.

[@donaldcason163]

Very sorry for all of the families that are effected by this flood. My prayers for your city and all of the people there. I hope you and your family stay safe during this time. God bless!👍🙏❤️🇺🇲

[@frederdman8719]

Great job saving the road

[@markpulice8203]

I pray that everyone in your town is safe from the flood and can replace or clear their property from the flood waters. God Bless Mantas.

[@alisonbriggs649]

What a flood I do hope everyone is OK. And not too much damage done

[@sammyparson9641]

hugs and prayers for all those affected by floods. take care when you are out. THANK YOU for lowering drone music. much better .

[@susanbradshaw8369]

Seeing flooding is always so heart breaking! Prayers are with you all!

[@jamestboehm6450]

Some culvert? Damn son that was one of the first videos I gave you grief on. Now,,,, back to your roots. Don't ever forget where you came from!!!!!! Old man telling you to do what you do for the love of doing it. Making money and trying to profit from your actions will fail miserably, prosper in the simple thing. This is, in my eyes one of the best videos this year. Keep it simple, keep it honest and you will prosper in the way God started your journey.

[@bradleyhays7907]

Very nice change of pace. Those whirlpools were awesome! Happy Birthday to your little angel. My sons Bday is this saturday, my granddaughters Bday was last saturday and my Bday is the day before Thanksgiving. November Bdays are best.

[@robinholland9423]

I really enjoy watching your efforts in keeping the rivers flowing, I feel very sad for the people who have to endure the massive flooding through their village. You keep up the good work and I will keep watching your videos,

[@barbthequietwatcher7069]

I love this one. That little tuft of grass had a little tree in it before. Guess the beaver got it. Great job. Thank you for sharing your work. And thank you for saving the trees as much as possible.❤❤😊

[@stanleymartin1613]

Goodness, that seems like a lot of rain. Great video. Enjoyed watching ✌️ 😎

[@ThomasWLalor]

I bought a "potato rake" like yours. Modified it with a longer handle (plastic pipes fitting one inside the other. To be used for rough gardening, not water control. (I have raccoons, MEŠŪNAS, not beavers)

[@luannvondracek439]

A month of rain overnight is a disaster. Hope folks are okay. Happy b-day to your daughter and many more. As she grows up she'll understand her Dad is doing his part to help others.

[@deenasmusicbox]

Outstanding video! The drone footage and music was just mesmerizing to watch, good job. As far as the flooding and people buying homes/restaurants, it is the same situation here, it’s usually because the land is offered at a reduced cost.

[@wendy2431]

I really want to thank you for taking my request into consideration about closed captions for people like myself who are hearing impaired. It’s really nice to know what you are saying when you are not facing the camera. So I say thank you again 😃.

[@marymesser9710]

Nice double whirlpools!

[@petecollins4925]

Clearing the culvert made a nice change from the big dams you have been working on recently. Amazing floods, always feel sorry for the people who are affected. Although I live close to the river my home is on a hill so I'm safe from flooding. I'm wondering if all that rain came from the same storm we had in the UK a week or so back. We've had some fairly heavy rain over the past few weeks but one month of rain overnight - wow that is a lot of water, not surprised to see all the flooding there. Stay safe Mantas, take extra care on flooded roads.

[@cedhome7945]

Very therapeutic watching you work, please don't fall in ! 😁

[@Eejdjee]

Awesome video! Thanks for the beautiful footage!👍🤗❤️👍

[@davidmarsh959]

I love watching you unblock the dams and the culverts i am fasinated by them. thanks for sharing with us take care xx debbie uk xxx

[@hangrejan]

You are always at nice places in nature.

[@deniseharrison1410]

My husband and I watch your videos because they are so relaxing 😊

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! :)

[@allphazeremodeling1201]

Man I am so sorry about the flooding. My prayers to you and all the other good people suffering this

[@tomswindler64]

Finally you have an easier day than usual,that made a big difference in the water flow.great job as always.your great determination is commendable.happy birthday to your little girl.👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@deineadam2240]

Thank you! I watch for the beaver dams and the personality of the creator. I'm sorry for the flooding. Take care of friends and family and yourself!

[@franksabatine9075]

Lots of water , not much you can do when its that much but i applaud your efforts . Happy Birthday to your daughter .

[@charleseddy9903]

Wow , I am praying for you and yours. Excellent job with the drone .Keep up the great work.

[@CortinasAndClassics]

The sound of a whirlpool is so relaxing.

[@bradanderson1627]

You showed us that park a while back when it was absolutely being smashed by the water . So beautiful and so scary all in one crazy. Hard to believe the lil terrorizer is already a one! H-Bday kiddo’s and thanks for showing us the power of water Mantis.

[@mariagdaws6083]

Hello Mantas 🦘❤️❤️❤️ Kind thoughts to all the people affected by the floods Thank you for sharing with us

[@priscillagrant7176]

Thank you for freeing the waterways!!!

[@bobbyvigilantwatchman403]

Looks like your English is getting way better and I am a big fan of your videos and look forward to more🎉

[@t._._._.]

I think Post10 would appreciate this one 😀

[@daveperryman291]

Enjoy your work, videos, and landscapes.

[@jennieswensson463]

I believe the word you were looking for was sewage plant or water treatment plant. Emergency measures like that are necessary but yes not nice indeed. Thank you for the update on the Culvert. It was the first video of yours I watched back in the beginning...lol They did a lovely job on the road, I remember how worn down it looked before. You said all you can do is... but that is more than a lot of people do and it has to help having those channels clear of the dams. Keep on keeping on. 👍👍👍👍

[@melissarodriguez1536]

I am watching from Connecticut USA and I love your videos. I love how you explain and clean it all out. There is a guy in the USA that half asses the job and I don't thumbs up his videos. He thinks he is like you and post 10. Actually his exact words were that he is better and the best beaver damn remover. Check out his videos his tag is Fox River Bushcraft. But I also enjoy see your daughter grow up. Thank you for sharing her with us!! You have a wonderful and blessed week!!! ❤😊😊

[@deenasmusicbox]

🤣😂🤣 “Half asses”…I thought I was the only one who said that 😂…I’ve never heard of this Fox guy but I love Post 10 for sure! Have yourself a good day 😋

[@AnitaDil]

Post 10 is ok but he exaggerates the work he does in my opinion. Sometimes he can’t even find the pipe/drain, then says it looks like the waters going down. He’s also quite boring.

[@gramof5396]

Wow! What a whirlpool! Great job, Mantas at doing what you can to help

[@patriciafaye7448]

Oh no. So sorry so many are flooded. Your country is in my prayers

[@samlbrown6665]

That's tough when a flood hits. i live not too far fm the Mississippi river. In the spring if she breaks her banks, look out baby. Just one of nature's ways of gently reminding man who's in charge. Keep the faith, you're doing great !!!

[@ataliba0987]

Keep those videos coming, my friend Post10

[@tuckerdale-g4u]

Nice video and great work. Love the sound of the water flowing. Thanks for sharing.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@davidbingham7404]

Mantas, different video but very interesting. Sorry about the flooring by your town, hope everyone is okay and no one was hurt, love the drone coverage again, hope you do a follow up on the culvert pipe in a few weeks. David B, Utah, USA. 🦫🦫🦫♥♥♥.

[@fayedewitt4183]

Love the opening❤😊 So sorry for the people 😢

[@rogerdudra178]

Back in 1964 we had the Duporior dam collapse on the Sun river and flood the west side of Great Falls. A lot of water. I got to see Quake lake filled by the Madison river.

[@rhodapaige3895]

I love watching your videos. This one is different, but it is a great change. You do great work. Greetings from Southeastern Kentucky, USA.

[@martinmarsola6477]

A fine opening today, Mantas. Your the best. See you on the next. ❤😊

[@davidglaum2538]

Once again you are doing a fantastic job.

[@allanpeters4403]

Enjoyed this video of the culvert clearing!! Thank You

[@fhanatic11]

Enjoy the video and hearing bits of information about you’re home area.

[@christopherort2889]

Wow. That a lot of water. Cool video as always. Stay safe out there.

[@Philskiw1]

God bless your people

[@paulinerennie3500]

You are doing wonderful work. Thank you.

[@David-mz3or]

Thanks!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you very much!

[@joemera1460]

Mr Kenislovas you have a beautiful daughter. You live in a cold weather country when you start your car you have to let it warm up for at least 5 minutes of course your gear box is gonna start hitting. I’m just saying. 😊enjoying your collapsing damms

[@kevinvaughn3715]

That was lovely!

[@vanmanmarc]

I don't know what is so appealing about watching a grow man picking up sticks, but I am a long time subscriber to your channel and always finish watching your latest video with the same thought, where is the next video. I want it now. I have developed an interest in beavers because of your videos. Also you live in a beautiful place.

[@Proxtor]

Lots more culverts!

[@perciemcqueen5040]

Oh my goodness. I hope they have sense enough to use your drone video to make some changes in the way the water pattern flows. Praying that all are safe but especially you and your family.😊

[@Spocket]

Another good video. I really enjoy watching you open streams to flow again. Also, your English is very good.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you very much!

[@johnlaforte700]

Thanks Mantas for your videos they are very entertaining and a learning experience. 👍👍😊❤️

[@peterpowell4821]

I've been watching your channel for several weeks and really enjoy watching your never-ending beaver battle. Strangely relaxing and therapeutic 😅. The word (nice word) for human waste is "sewage" or "excrement." I admire your improving English as my attempts at learning foreign languages have been pathetic. I wish that the owners of the land which you rescue would pay you for your efforts, but I grew up in rural areas (in Wales) and know how farmers do not like to part with money😂. What kind of drone do you have? I have a commercial drone pilot's license but haven't made use of it yet. Thanks, and keep up the awesome work.❤

[@therealjplavoie]

Very interesting to see the architecture of your country. Another great video. Thanks Mantas! 🤘

[@sophiagavra2872]

Very good job.

[@Hayastan80]

Very nice. Thanks❤

[@katmalone3696]

Please send some of the water to the southern USA. We are in a drought. Praying for those people who lost their homes to the floods.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️

[@christopherdelaney6263]

Keep it up buddy! Loving every "dam" one! ;)

[@andrewuk8363]

I like watching your videos because quite therapeutic also to see how good your English has improved and understanding of english (yes I see editing the words but good overall)

[@Sea-forest]

We have beaver in Wisconsin too and a trapping season each year

[@amancalleddave.3547]

I like watching Post10 and didn't realise these how much these planets look the same!

[@montybeaton3687]

i love watching your videos, they are really good keep up the good work .im watching from Scotland

[@monicaback5105]

Good job!

[@johnholford5575]

I think the word you were trying to think of is sewage. The sewage treatment plants are overcome by the amount of water they have to treat to be effective to filter contaminates and the excess has to be released directly to the river to prevent flooding in the mainland.

[@TheChalkBane]

So much water, How do you tell where the original waterway was?

[@ImNowJJL]

Something definitely came loose where you were clearing or in the pipe. It was definitely noticeable as you were clearing it out. And imagine if people took care of the roads like they should be; an excavator could clear that out in a few minutes.

[@Philskiw1]

As usual, great video!

[@Sea-forest]

Beautiful there ❤just like my home state of Wisconsin USA trees are the same and agriculture

[@ragdoll9786]

I could tell the difference in the flow.

[@roseannevillalobos3949]

OMG I hope everyone is safe 😲

[@janusznowak2992]

Witam i pozdrawiam serdecznie 👋🇵🇱

[@NiceLoki]

I remember your first video in this spot. If I remember correctly it happened because you saw the blockage as you were cycling along the road on the way to your grandma's? I have to ask though, why don't you dig out the mud bank island that is right in front of the entrance of the culvert? That small island is significantly disrupting the water flow into the culvert and slowing the drainage.

[@andrewclarkehomeimprovement]

Thank you for this video. What you see is the same sort of thing we have had here in the UK and in many other countries. A month's worth of rain in a day. The drains and rivers can't cope. What you said about sewage discharge into rivers, same here. They definitely need to put more culverts across that forest track though! All the best to you and your family.

[@lamwen03]

It's a problem when you have one combined system for both storm drains and sewage lines. It's generally just not worth the time and effort to build two separate systems.

[@jeremyallen9717]

Wow. Lot of water having to be let out

[@TjTac]

LOVE THIS!!!

[@ughinotogni4580]

Look towards the cam when you talk to us. Look in the cam!!! Trust me u are doing fine, just look into the cam 😊

[@billflynn6903]

Very nice job task and for the good reason.

[@SlickBubbles]

Here in Ottawa, Canada we used to have the same problem with sewage when we had extreme weather events. Here they also had to release sewage into the river until recently. Over the last decade they have built underground reservoirs all around the city to handle the excess. One of them was built under a half-sized soccer field in a well developed area, close to downtown. I feel really bad for those who have to leave their homes and those whose house is surrounded by water. Across the Ottawa River is an area of Hull, Quebec that floods about every 5 years. Both the Ottawa River and the Gatineau River overflowing causes this. The province has helped the homeowners time and time again. I don’t understand why they don’t build a dike around the area. Keep on making videos, please. And could you tell us what sort of project you would like to take on or direction you hope to take with your videos?

[@Claudia_Koster]

We have 2 diffrent sewage systems. 1 from houses. The other 1 is for sky water. Because the 2nd system it is illegal to work on oil system when parked on the street. If the rainwater overwhelms the sewage system at least it doest enter the homes trough the toilet. Also rainwater is temporary stored in wadi's. Just low points created in parks and empty lots.

[@greghavers821]

nice!! thanks for this!!!!

[@dirtfarmer7472]

The culvert is about the right size for dry weather it’d help if the road department put in a larger culvert. Probably won’t need it in dryer times. A farmer likes plenty of rain & sunshine if not to much, or to little, as long as it comes on days, he has chosen

[@JoeEsparza-l8y]

The pull of this drain though

[@Thea_MojaveOutliersWhipmakers]

Oh my goodness! I'm so sorry for all the people who got flooded out! And this was because of a month's worth of rain in just one day? YIKES!!! Do folks have the help they need?

[@beccasmama63]

So sad about all the flooding. I hope everyone is safe. I think the word you were trying to think about for pee and poop is sewage.

[@QuentinStephens]

That culvert was made almost invisible by the water. If you didn't know it was there you could easily pass it. Perhaps you might suggest to the council (or whoever) that they mark these culverts with signs or stela?

[@tuckerdale-g4u]

Oh my goodness terrible situation

[@anniedoughty3308]

Very good work I enjoy watching keep the video coming