Drinking Water Reservoir Extremely Low Flow. Might Run Dry Update

This is the drinking water reservoir for the town of Bethlehem New Hampshire located in the northern part of the state, I'm not sure what town this Reservoir is actually in but it is probably about a half an hour drive from the town up a steep hill on Zeeland River, here's an update I made while I was in the area last week. by the looks of it it may have ran dry if we didn't get this recent rain, I'm not sure but the town or towns that possibly use this may have had water restrictions. thanks for watching

[@Fasteroid]

16:50 what a responsible moose, looking both ways before quickly crossing the road! So cute to see such a humanlike behavior from an animal.

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[@bwalko5674]

the operator using the tree like a huge broom is just proof that if you give people problems and heavy machinery there's a clever solution in there somewhere.

[@Deipnosophist_the_Gastronomer]

Yeah, that was pretty cool.

[@andyfederman]

Heavy equipment mechanic from Maine here. The delimber operator was brushing the debris off the road for you to come through. Common practice. Love the videos.

[@roycethefox]

Hey post, I live in southwest Connecticut. I can't tell you how happy I am to have had those rain storms. It had rained for 24 hours straight the other week. Not only does it benefit our forests, but it looks, sounds and feels so damn good.

[@heofthesquarebum]

I loved the "As the crow files" segment!

[@VraccasVII]

I appreciate you putting the °C conversion onto the screen!

[@MetalMiIIs]

You should have your own flags made with some kind of Post 10 icon so DOT knows when the legend himself has been there!

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That’s a brilliant idea!

[@nanvolentine9110]

It's so nice to see the wildlife, from the insects, to the metamorphosing tadpole, and especially the moose! Such imposing animals! Thanks for another fascinating video.

[@stephanieparker1250]

I agree! That tadpole turning into a frog was pretty cool! And I loved the moose!

[@clairefunnell8481]

Good to see the water flowing in the reservoir. Like to see it in the winter and spring. Be neat. Love that operator using the tree as a broom to clean up his mess. Hilarious. Moose said, what are you looking at? Whatever, I'm outta here. Finally got some rain eh? Stay safe.

[@TK_mushy]

I love when you say your outro & the videos keep going for a while longer. Like when you’re at a friends house & say goodbye, but the conversation keeps going ☺️

[@onnalexseeias]

Thank you for sharing this video 😊🦌🌊💕🙏

[@marcberm]

A good logger sweeps up after himself.

[@rashido_grey]

My guy, I live in Key West and it's so boring here as far as nature scenery goes. Water everywhere. So nice to keep seeing forests and rivers and damn in your videos. Reminds me of home (I'm originally from Michigan).

[@shiningfriday4495]

Bro I'm jealous, moving from MA to FL myself. If you wanna trade spots I live not far from where he's at in this video lol.

[@Tbird1549]

Awesome stuff once again! Love the before and after shots! Very cool!

[@garycornelisse9228]

The thing that you do in your videos that I like is actually something you don't do. So many others who produce videos seem to be obsessed with the idea that the viewers need to see a constant close up image of the speakers face while they are exercising their jaw. Very annoying. Keep doing it as you are. It makes your work more interesting.

[@thelmabayes5402]

Please include in your videos a warning about getting to close to the edge of any dams. Even a small dam could hold someone under if they fell in. I love your videos! I think you have started a small army of rake wielding, drain clearers.

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Post, I honestly can't believe you haven't got 1-2 million subs by now, children from all across the world should be watching your video's, the education aspect of your video's is the kind of stuff they should be listening too and taking in......Kids in big cities would never learn the things you talk about......Keep doing what you are doing, I love your nature video's more than your unclogging culvert ones.....Where you live is so beautiful.

[@TheKonicamcneal]

I love how the moose looked both ways before crossing the street lol

[@davidnm21]

Outdoor adventures with Post10. I could sit and watch these videos all day long they are so relaxing!

[@eily_b]

Strange that you had almost the same drought we had in Central Europe. Nearly no rain and extreme heat from June to August and now in September it won't stop raining. Totally weird weather but the rain is much needed. My region is having droughts the third year in a row. So every rain is welcomed. - The rain in the car while driving at the end was so ASMR. I would totally watch 20 minutes of it. So calming.

[@bettysparkles4988]

Okay, so let me get this straight. Europe had heat and no rain, June til august, as did america, and now from September, rain… Have you not just described summer and autumn in the northern hemisphere?

[@DaveHulick]

I agree about the ASMR bit at the end! I would love to watch an extended video of post10 driving his truck along logging roads in the rain. Extremely peaceful.

[@georgesmith8113]

Another fun explore. Thanks Post! 👍👍👍👊😎

[@lucasjames7524]

Nice monarch butterfly right at the end! They are a gem. 🧡

[@christinabejano1752]

I almost fell asleep to the rain on the windshield. 👍

[@robertcooper5375]

Your joy and excitement brings me joy and excitement love watching your videos

[@ShadowsandCityLights]

17:42 That is freakin hilarious!!! And also what skill to be able to "sweep" in that machine! 🤣 Even out in the woods when you think no one's watching, a wild camera man appears! Also also I'd love to have post as a tour guild, looks like I'd be fun!

[@yommmrr]

Those machinery operators are so finely skilled they could almost do open heart surgery with their machines. They become an extension of yourself after a while.

[@simonworthington3330]

Dam you love to have fun for sure , always something to see for sure and always an adventure for sure and never know whats going to happen next. Great video again

[@penteractgaming]

Brings new meaning to "as the crow flies"

[@KidChaosH2O]

I am a wtp operator here in northeast georgia and I have to say that gate valve slould be chained and that valve box should have pad locks on it. Now as far as water flow is concerned its actually really no concern that weir keeps the water level at the height for the screen on the ductile iron intake pipe to hold its water level for the water treatment plant to get it full pool level. The plant itself by my judgement couldnt be more that a few hundred thousand gallons a day. The plant at which I work is rated for 3 mgd a day but still is very small. I cant say where I work at due to city policy but if you can figure it out I would be glad and permitted to give an off camera tour of the facility.

[@jamesevans3404]

Where ever Post 10 is exploring out and about their's a culvert.. Great video post 👍🏼

[@mikethompson9555]

"You can't use a tree as a broom" "hold my beer"

[@stephanieparker1250]

So beautiful! I love all that water! 🙌💜 Thanks for taking us on this adventure!

[@cm24624]

The final 2-minutes is ASMR gold!

[@fishrman29]

The rain hitting the wind shield at the end was so soothing :)

[@randomviking8676]

Listening to and seeing the rain hitting the windshield at the end was so refreshing. Thanks, I needed that. : )

[@leodoodlebug]

Im addicted to watching you unclog drains.

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The natural rocks are so beautiful!!! 🪨🪨🌱🪨

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Aloha 🌺 Thank you! As always I am amazed! Thank you so much!🥰

[@rosemaryangela1825]

That water is so clear and beautiful! I hope u get some good rain soon

[@freddypflugbeil6]

Thanks for taking us hiking and riding in the woods today POST 10

[@Selmarya]

That little blue drain reminds me of the time I unclogged a similar pipe underneath a pathway made of gravel, I actually got to fill the whole tutorial for once

[@lorirarich1875]

only postie could fail to annoy me saying Restorated instead of the simpler restored. heehee, its tempting because you do a restoration who knows if I'm wrong. Its so cool to see a guy in a small but familiar to you place. Seldom do we hear about good old New Hampshire. So scary to see how close to the surface that intake is. Up here by Lake Superior we barely see anything so visible except near Boundary Waters Canoe area. Even South Minn had a technical drought for a while now ok. Thanks for noticing the tiny toads!

[@chrismaverick9828]

Post 10: "My B-roll is more interesting than most tubers' A-roll!" Thank you for the adventures.

[@melvinjones3895]

Nice to see the Moose they must like you

[@amream10]

That was a great adventure. 🤗

[@jonaschiko8648]

That’s strange the comments or five days or six days old

[@conniethingstad1070]

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[@thehulkamaniabrother2.089]

Yeah that is what it shows up as when patrons comment for some reason..

[@Moray2023]

They all have time machines. 🥺❤️

[@bigupyourself]

From the beginning he said he would not do that

[@MusculosoDigital]

maybe the video is firstly posted private to everyone but not patreons, and a couple days later its posted to public

[@Knight_Astolfo]

How nice of the operator to clean up like that

[@yommmrr]

It's a crime that you aren't being employed by local council to oversee all things drainage. It's clearly your passion and who better to ensure that things get done properly. Hopefully as your channel grows, maybe we could lobby on your behalf if you want us to?

[@Cordalemark]

all that water is wonderful looking

[@jc10907Sealy]

It wouldn’t be a Post10 video without spiders 🕷

[@tonydetwiler2624]

Love your videos that’s cool that crow led you on a drive

[@johammond9359]

Loved seeing the water flowing. 💧

[@AthenaDavinci]

I am very happy you are getting some rain. Hopefully a soaking comes along and gets everything back to normal

[@jasonreed7522]

We (new England) had an all day soaker that was around 3in everywhere and 5in in the wettest parts. In only lowerrd the drought by 1 stage, which is still good but not finished. I think we are finally getting back to normal with a wet September. Hopefully we get the dregs of a couple of those Atlantic huricanes to finish getting the water levels back to normal without causing noticable damage.

[@cynthialagraff4144]

Love the moose sighting. Love your videos.

[@Geolog66]

Another very interesting video. I like this format!

[@abydosianchulac2]

You're clearly not a weak guy, but that clip of you tossing those branches and limbs around is telling. They must have been bone dry to be that sizeable but that light, which means a bunch of workers have been going by, passing that same pile and doing nothing. Good on you for clearing the way

[@wickedninja8599]

Glad to see the water back.

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[@joem2916]

16:57 That moose looked both ways before crossing 🤣🤣

[@The-Mattman]

Hi Post,great videos as usual,love these dam exploring ones,have you ever thought about doing a road trip ,maybe to the hoover dam,and the other ones up and down the colorado.Maybe explore more culverts along your adventure ?

[@mala3isity]

14:26 As the crow flies...hmmm, not as straight as legend has it ;) 19:14 Nice rain. Was that the start of the 3 day rain? Ours ended Tuesday. Big sigh of relief from Mama Nature.

[@conniethingstad1070]

Iowa feels a little less rural after watching some of these locations!

[@thomasmccardle725]

I’m glad to see some drought relief in your area

[@jul1440]

Perhaps the crow learned to fly ahead of cars to search for fleeing rodents. Crows a very intelligent and have found many ways to use vehicles as 'tools'.

[@TheAnnie41]

Great to see the rain.

[@keyboardtalk]

Wow that crow flying along with you was so cool!

[@jillsandwich6808]

Can you come to Nevada and fix Lake Mead? Maybe start at the Colorado River? 😂

[@Wulthrin]

"quick the boss is coming everyone look busy" 18:12

[@GenoppteFliese]

I have learned about "hunger stones" recently. If bigger rivers run low (like this summer) people carved the date into stones you normally do not see in normal years. For many centuries these numbers were warnings of food and water shortages. There is a detailed article on wikipedia about it.

[@shebahammy]

Hello, I am from that town. I didn’t realize the water was low, but atleast we can be safe for now.

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

Love a Post "pot luck" video! You never know what comes next!😊

[@ScubaCat3]

someone wrote their initials and 2019 in the concrete there, not sure if you caught that. so, the new part is just about 3 years old now

[@TimeDoggo]

Great footage of that moose!

[@LeesaDeAndrea]

Nice video. Love the variety!

[@brendakrieger7000]

I hope you get plentiful rain soon🌧🌧

[@ryanlipple6854]

Post was just standing there, brave as could be, as the moose crossed the road.

[@JordanBeagle]

18:05 "What do you want to do when you get older?" "I want to sweep off roads with a tree" "Honey, that's impossible"

[@bobbybeeman7280]

Crow enjoying your company that's cool.

[@stellamaggard3669]

That's a nice looking river. 😊

[@LigmaBaldrich]

17:41 I wonder if he was goofing off with the tree, then he saw you and got back to work lol

[@cynthialagraff4144]

Crow leading the way. Awesome.

[@demarcuscousinsthe65th]

I love how you record your videos, its like a videogame

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Interesting to watch your videos

[@eddykirksey8698]

Beautiful country! Nice job Post 10.

[@matthewrichardson9070]

3:05 that’s a set of gate valves. The pink stuff is foam insulation. They probably set it in the hole and hoped it won’t freeze.

[@handyandy6050]

Hoots Mon! There's a moose loose aboot this hoose!

[@kevinheard8364]

always enjoy your videos... every one of them

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

That was beautiful.

[@brookedillon838]

Please come back to this place in summer 2023.

[@BEV0323]

🌺 Looks like they were harvesting logs. 🌺

[@moogarner374]

Oh now I’m spoiled 3 Post 10 videos in 2 days! Thanks , I have missed you!

[@fiegenfiegen]

18:00 Oh that's a really cool trick using a tree as a huge broom! If the Finnish harvester manufacturers like Ponsse and the like knew...!! Don't tell them!

[@dawncornwall6268]

You are well known in the mouse community for beaver dam removal. Your strike fear in their hearts.

[@solowrider3356]

Big post thx seems like everywhere is drying up

[@louiem2]

Thanks for the updates P10👍

[@jamesq7954]

I think that 2nd no trespassing sign was for people who might see it from across the reservoir. Maybe, depends if they could read it that far away.

[@cinemabun9725]

Hey! You might have to switch the captions on your thumbnail. Just wanted to give you a heads up. Love the channel 🙌🏻

[@post.10]

Why? It's before and after it rained

[@thomasmccardle725]

That crow was so cool

[@marekkoodziejak1513]

This was one giant broom!

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