They Drained This 200 Year Old Canal. What They Found at the Bottom Was Incredible

[@Geezer_Gun]

I love good old-fashioned hard work, I could watch it all day! lol!

[@hiramabiff2017]

As a young man I remember having our part of the Grand Union Canal dredged near Hoxton in east London for the first time since WW2. The was 2 German 500lb UXB's found , along with hand grenades on the first couple of days alone. They closed 2 streets off and told us to keep away from our windows as a safety measure lol. I cannot believe we use to swim in that polluted dangerous canal as kids, but it's all changed now and looking absolutely stunning with so much wildlife.

[@associatedblacksheepandmisfits]

They found a 100kg uxbomb in Teddington lock in 50's 😅 much panic

[@annesummers09]

My favorite video of yours. This was fun to watch.

[@NnowhaHomaluv-vw9qc]

I salute every single one who contributed with the cleaning process in this video and others, and i recommend the cleaning staff on the beach to stop what they're doing and *LET THE HORRIBLE PEOPLE WHOM ARE LITTERING TO CLEAN AFTER THEMSELVES* then they can relax

[@ticdelarue]

Pro Tip - When cleaning your dryer vent dry a load of wet laundry for about 20-25 minutes before you begin and the lint will clump together and there will not be a dusty mess to clean up.

[@J-Justice666]

Das a good idea..

[@Rochesteradventures4870]

How did they get the chain through the drainage tube to attach the tires??

[@Top10MInterestingVideos]

It would be a boring day if we didn't see these incredible moments every day

[@iansmartel5473]

Very good showing them cleaning a French canal and saying it was German, had watched it before.

[@ianb5949]

The first images of this video was the Netherlands

[@PeachysMom]

Netherlands

[@HUB_US]

Wow, this is beyond anything I could imagine! They drained a 200-year-old canal and found so much history buried there!

[@robertrickett7816]

For decades my friends gathered leaves from the woods, and dumped them in a low area in one of their fields. Today if you go there you'd never know it was a swampy low area. Twenty acres of woods, makes for a lot of leaves

[@WTU208]

If the council workers ever put down the coffee & got out of the van and just maybe actually removed all the leaves, the roads would not be flooded in the first place.

[@debbiecamp2205]

This was very interesting to watch. Thank you.

[@alidabotes6264]

Good work! Thank you.

[@jolee3389]

Looks like everyone in Amsterdam throws their bicycles in the river

[@craigcorson3036]

*canal

[@KingofMoments8386]

There is nothing like this feeling, super fun!

[@Bzac_incrediblemoments]

Amazing video

[@GreenAgricultureTechnology]

Nice video!

[@jasonbowman6931]

u know how angry city workers get when they see u just lift the grates letting all the leaves just go into the sewer.

[@robertrickett7816]

It's not about the leaves, never has been. it's about you doing their job, remember most city workers are union

[@davidhines7592]

@@robertrickett7816 no its about you making a much harder to clear underground blockage even if it doesnt cause flooding down stream in the system.

[@adambeimel104]

the problem is not the leaves, the problem is that you get a lot of rainwater into the sewage system and make the work of the sewage plant that much harder. That's why the grate doesn't have holes for the rainwater to get in, and modern cities have seperated sewage and rainwater systems.

[@MistyChickenHB]

I can imagine! City workers probably get frustrated because it causes blockages and makes their job harder. It’s a small effort to properly dispose of leaves, but it helps keep the system running smoothly and prevents bigger problems down the line.

[@craigcorson3036]

The grate isn't there to keep leaves out. It's there to keep people and other large objects from falling in. Leaves aren't going to clog up those pipes.

[@BurtonShotton]

7:01 That filter material is on the grate to prevent debris from entering the storm sewer system. Lifting up the grate drained the parking lot faster, but also allowed every random piece of trash to enter the stormwater system.

[@mred8002]

If it’s that troublesome, why are there not means to remove that junk? Sounds like a city issue.

[@ThatGuy-sd3zl]

2:40 150kg? That’s nothing. Or do you even know what a KG is?

[@OwGash]

i mean tbf, a lot of plastic can weight at most 5-10 grams

[@youchwb6005]

An abbreviation for a beer keg?

[@boaz2001]

Lint from a dryer is great for starting a camping fire. just nee some steel wool (no soap) and a 9volt battery!

[@Hiddensecret9]

Focusing solely on what was found at the bottom can overshadow the story of the 200-year-old canal itself. The headline could add value by emphasizing the history or significance of the canal: "They Drained a 200-Year-Old Canal - This Discovery Reveals Forgotten History!"

[@bzacnew]

6:39 my abs hurt from laughing! 😂

[@thomasfholland]

🧐 At 2:12 you’re telling me that all of those people only removed 150kg of plastic?!? That’s 330 pounds by all those people 😂😂😂

[@Calc_Ulator]

LOL I made the same comment, only 150kg?

[@peterkn2]

14:38 Yes! The first person to clear the drain properly!

[@OwGash]

Knew this was amsterdam when i read the title lol 3:35 what is this stupid coincidence, i just cleaned my vent y-day

[@dangoncrediblemoments]

I can’t believe what they found! The history hidden at the bottom of that canal is mind-blowing. 😲

[@kb5335]

You are clearly fake and this is an AI generated comment just based on the title of the video, which had nothing to do with draining a canal or “the history at the bottom” of it…..

[@kc5402]

@@kb5335 I second that.

[@jeeptrucklover72]

I thought this video was about the canal?

[@dullydully8943]

This is hilarious

[@gildaolsen2888]

🙏

[@gali01992]

Tiring video. I feel so drained...

[@carstenkh]

How come people think that the clothes dryer ventilation magically cleans itself????

[@ritchiedube]

Watching the inside of that pipe being pressure washed made me wonder if that approach could be used to clean my arteries.

[@JustMe-zu6tn]

that amount of people...and 150kg plastic collected.. Made a huge impact in that river...hahahahahaha

[@dianab8008]

That’s not the sewer btw, that’s a storm water drain

[@George-oi5fe]

Stair cleaning sent a lot of poison into everyone’s environment

[@YiannakisConstantinou]

1:26 brilliant.. my damn truck! 🤣

[@schrap72]

Looks like a bicycle burial ground 😄😄

[@jean-pierrehugotin]

24:40 This is NOT Germany!!! It's Canal Saint-Martin in Paris 👎

[@SantaMike-u7r]

Santa says "Satisfaction"

[@IcedKatana]

Where abouts in England is that Manor at 15:28? I want to see before and after pics 😮

[@rockymac3565]

Haseley Manor, Warwickshire. The second part of the clip from around 15:57 is of Grand Central Station, Leicester.

[@LevineLawrence]

Thanks a lot for responding so soon! But doesn't that high pressure cleaning damage the old structure?

[@IcedKatana]

@@rockymac3565 Thanks!

[@rockymac3565]

@@LevineLawrence From the website of the company which did the work ... "Working with conservation officers and within the standards for listed buildings we began to work on test trials across different areas of the façade. This helped to bring clarity to the methodology we would use to restore and revitalise the building. After selecting sensitive cleaning methods based upon our test trials, we were approved by the conservation office to use various careful and conservative steam cleaning phases to remove soiling to the stonework."

[@davidniemi4051]

Can you please stop the silly mistakes that you continually put into your videos, seems there are always 5 - 10 of them.

[@PeachysMom]

Its engage,ent bait.

[@leslieschott754]

Gosh, thanks to all these brave people doing such nasty, dirty work…..even as a nurse I don’t know HOW you do it! Should have warning…….don’t EAT while watching this video! 😮😅😊

[@f.n.schlub]

try a stiff-backed dirt rake.

[@LevineLawrence]

All the social service to remove plastic waste is no use if people pollute the river again 😮

[@BobSmith-st1wq]

they pull on average 200,000 bikes per year out of the canals

[@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751]

Its amazing how many folks hate bicycles there . How else does everyones bikes end up in the drink .

[@donnalamb6391]

Apparently, they think it's a dump.😢

[@jakewilson4679]

It's a tradition in Europe to dump your bike in the canal when you graduate college. 😕

[@michaelashley2855]

Those bikes once belonged to assholes who are still looking for them

[@john45305]

SOOOOO What did they find at the Bottom of this NO EXSISTANCE 200Year old Canal. Prey tell as I did not see a single thing about a 200 year old canal

[@A96-IncredibleMoments]

I can’t believe

[@kaywhy245]

Enjoy Post10.

[@J-Justice666]

(2:43) Nearly 150 kilograms? A 150 kilograms is like 330 pounds. This is so inaccurate. Guys in the river pulled out thousands of kilograms thousands of pounds of trash. Not 150 kilograms..... that's just stupid wrong.

[@lylelaverdure5173]

like

[@cathybenson5119]

Roooots

[@IcedKatana]

Bloody Roooots

[@enid0mom]

6:55 this looks like it was deliberately blocked to flood the street.

[@jaygee2759]

Human is the animal

[@OwGash]

13:20 thats crazy. Water literally goin up by more than a mater 28:25 just get 2 magicians

[@andydelarue9344]

Gee there’s some bad music dubbed in , unwatchable with sound on.

[@Calc_Ulator]

2:44 "150kg of plastic" ROFL that's it?

[@J-Justice666]

Here's a novel idea no one's ever tried; how about not throwing trash on the ground, or in the river, or in the woods, or out the window? Then you wouldn't have to pick it up. Duh...

[@clausbader9537]

Like in Japan and Singapore.

[@J-Justice666]

@clausbader9537 Yes. Just like Singapore. They don't even let you chew gum in Singapore (cuz they don't want to have clean it off the ground) and if you want to smoke you got to go to Mars.

[@mikemakuh5319]

delicious! sorry I forgot my fork.

[@kc5402]

Why is mud "incredible"?

[@zunoddlysatisfying]

08:09 I can’t believe

[@robertrickett7816]

I grew up on a private lake, Dad's water fowl sanctuary. Beaver had built a dam across the outlet creek, stopping water from reaching neighbors cows. S I went out and blew the dam up, two days later the beaver had a new dam half finished, I blasted that one too. The beaver must have gotten quite upset with us, as they moved away

[@simontay4851]

Did you actually use explosives?

[@robertrickett7816]

@@simontay4851 I learned by blowing stumps, a common practice on the farm, 50+ years ago

[@PeachysMom]

That was more than 150kg of trash

[@soonersciencenerd383]

drain the swamp-- those were libs, dems....

[@e.a.k.5654]

The Destroyer of the beaver dam is a criminal.👎

[@michaelashley2855]

Yes - wouldn’t it have been easier to poison the beavers and blow up the dam ?

[@davidlang9939]

RESPIRATORS, BREATHING FACE MASKS??

[@michaelashley2855]

What’s the deal with all caps ?

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

The canal is not drained at all. Please check up Your AI partner... The beaver dam is attacked by an enthusiastic amateur.... The beaver will plug that like in no time.

[@jakewilson4679]

That sound bothers me.

[@Johnyb.go0d]

First 😅

[@michaelashley2855]

There’s always an asshole

[@Johnyb.go0d]

@michaelashley2855 you said it 👏

[@Calc_Ulator]

25:41 Damn that's a lot of shit in the sand