OVERGROWN ISLAND Cleanup In The Middle Of The UNITED STATES

[@DinkTank369]

Good afternoon Brian, This lake used to be owned by the Walt Keeler company back in the 60's - 70's. Don't know when they finally sold it & the property. This is a cool piece of property on the west side of Wichita. ❤ I'm glad your cleaning/Clearing it up. This place use to be kept up.....they would ride their boat's, ski dos, out to the island to fish, BBQ, campfires, camping.... fond memories

[@DinkTank369]

YIKES!! wow be careful 😮

[@DinkTank369]

Walt Keeler Clubhouse.....My Dad & some family worked for old Walt Keeler.....still have pens from there. Ritchie Concrete bought them out.

[@DinkTank369]

Cockroaches???.....that's insane 🔥

[@DinkTank369]

Welcome to the jungle 😁

[@DinkTank369]

Parking it out 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

[@patsampson6990]

I am imagining it would be cool to garden there with beautiful native shrubs and flowers and turn it into a view to enjoy.

[@jamesmcdonald5868]

Brian I am not sure if you are aware of this but typically, growth on a eroded.Shore is a good thing to have.Because it slows down the actual erosion.Now that this has been trimmed away , it's gonna erode twice as fast.😢

[@michaelwindle5023]

A *trim* doesn't remove all the vegetation - there is still enough ground cover present to keep everything together until the top cover grows back...

[@Dr..Spyder]

Omg lmao TWICE AS FAST 😂 from one little cleanup! hilarious james buddy I don't know if you are aware but you are a Karen. Here's your sign!!! 😂

[@Bob-o-h4k]

The island is just going to wash away now that brush gives a wind break and the roots keep the dirt together from washing away now it looks like crap

[@Dr..Spyder]

@@Bob-o-h4k this gosh darn island is just done for its just gonna wash away 😂 the whole island just GONE from one little cleanup. Attention all shopper's we got a tree hugger Karen on island 4 that needs to speak to the island manager. 😂 Bob look in the mirror you look like crap. 😂 thanks Bob

[@martharushton2314]

All I ask is why do this. I would leave it to mother nature ❤️

[@rosamarinaherreraorsini169]

It was a mistake to cut down the vegetation on the edge of the island, the excitement will follow. The trees and all the vegetation help prevent further eroding and disappearing. Cleaning it of garbage and organizing it a little would be ideal but plants are fundamental.

[@Dr..Spyder]

Welp you better get your ares over there and put it all back or just rewind the video and watch it at the same time.

[@scarter8137]

It will all be OK 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@carrollreece8194]

Just because they trimmed down the vegetation doesn't mean it's gonna cause erosion because they left the roots and everything still growing they just cut the overgrowth down, and dead trees aren't going to help the looks and functionality of the island

[@tirbomax]

that shiz is gonna grow back faster than my first wife left me!!!

[@leecarey4375]

I live on a HUGE lake. We leave all our islands in their natural state. Can't even imagine why someone would want to "clean" it up. Oh, and the bass love the trees and overhang. Giving the fish structure and a natural way to avoid the heat.

[@Dr..Spyder]

Idk maybe because it's not a huge lake and obviously they wanted it cleaned up. Anything else you want to cry about?

[@kennyhuskisson2684]

Lmfao🤣😂👍✌️​@@Dr..Spyder

[@leecarey4375]

@@Dr..Spyder go back to licking the windows.

[@Dr..Spyder]

​@@leecarey4375honestly you are correct after re-watching I see now there is nowhere to go to beat the heat except next to the surface in that huge lake under some dead limbs. I apologize for my stupidity.

[@sumithrasudhakar3838]

Honestly why does anyone wants to clean up natural habitat.. this planet is not just for humans. They just destroyed living space of many of many living things.

[@DebBates-h5o]

Well that was fun! Best photo shot was sunset with beachfront. Most hilarious was weed whacking and push mower moments. Great job guys!!!

[@suemasongreen8979]

I just can't see the point in clearing an island. It's a safe haven for wildlife and insects. We need more places like this for nature .

[@SharperMind123]

I agree with suemasongreen. I love a neat yard and keep mine squared away… But I’m also constantly building habitat for birds/hummingbirds/butterflies/other species etc. I see no reason to clear a natural habitat. One can certainly “think about” removing the dead growth of a tree… But even a dead tree is habitat for birds, insects, etc. This is Man’s folly to make the Earth the way he wants to see it, instead of the way it’s meant to exist naturally and function.

[@cinm9565]

@@SharperMind123amen!

[@kdizzystl]

Does he not speak of his reasoning? I am more of a hands off environmentalist. There's too many bad stories from attempts 'to help'.

[@kirk467]

Looks good guys, thanks for sharing! Kirk from Louisiana sending prayers and positive vibes to you and your families! See you in the next one! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙋🏼✌🏻✌🏻💯💯💯

[@Scotty7268]

As the bushes were just cut down and not actually removed, they will soon spring back to life. Necessary to prevent wind erosion of the sand on the island. Periodic cutting back will be good to aid fresh growth, but take care not to create an erosion problem. Also some dead wood of fallen trees provides a great habitat for birds and wild life.

[@TopNotchLawns]

Yes, hopefully the rootswill help with the erosion and I’m sure another couple windy days, and there will be some more limbs down. We didn’t get all of them from the big trees!!

[@desireejames1538]

@@TopNotchLawns My husband fishes & I wasn't sure how deep the lake is but he claims that the fish will hang around the old trees in the water for fishing ❤️

[@desireejames1538]

@@TopNotchLawns Maybe just throw some in the water ,(logs).

[@drygulched8084]

You know so much about it next time why don't you get out there and do it. Jeez! Doers do. Talkers talk.

[@drygulched8084]

​@@desireejames1538wood floats.

[@deanladue5367]

My guess is that to preserve the island if the company that owns it would be willing to introduce some indigenous vegetation to the sandy soil that could minimize or stop the erosion. And also add a layer of small rock along the shoreline that wiil hold the sand. (I used to to do this kind of work professionally to restore eroded riverbanks and lake shores.) Great job though, the little island has alot of potential.

[@SBCleanup]

I find this small island to be wild and beautiful, but the owner wants to clean it up and turn it into a neat park for relaxation.

[@Dr..Spyder]

Omg you win most ridiculous comment saying YEAH its really Wild and so Beautiful just so unfortunate they cut some weeds down so HUMANS could lay around relaxing on an island. Lmao so now it's nolonger beautiful and wild? 😂 ok listen just take this L and go clean something up not wild or beautiful ok thanks have a great week.

[@BigBri67]

​@@Dr..Spydernot to bright I see. The cutting if the weeds trees bushes and such speeds erosion. It won't be a relaxing island for much longer. It will be a sand bar.

[@LilRaverBoi308]

Except he said at the beginning HE reached out to THEM to see if they could ‘clean it up.’

[@jetblack2460]

Looks amazing ,excellent job guys.🙏🙏God bless you for all the hard work you all do.

[@GeraldMiller-mp8fc]

Plant some trees in the cleared spaces. Fruit trees for animals to eat. Shade trees to hold the sand from eroding.

[@judyhuffman5893]

Love this! First time I've watched an island cleanup😀

[@Joker_68]

Your not only the King of corner lots but now the first to cross waters and clean up a lil Island 🏝️ 🫵🏻 You da man B!

[@davidkane3272]

What a great experience with some unique logistics! Experience never to forgotten with a lot of learning. Hope company makes a local donation to charity as a gesture for the great transformation you and Steve completed.

[@leisasmith4983]

Living here in The Great Lakes state (Michigan) and being an outdoors lady, I understand the importance of the vegetation along and around lakes. Our DNR ( Department of Natural Resources) have laws governing these areas. In many instances it's illegal to change the coastline of our lakes. Wild life depend on these natural ocourances for shelter, shade and food. You both worked very hard on this project, but it's not my favorite scenario. I think it would have been nice to clear paths and have left stumps for sitting on and enjoying nature in its natural state.

[@Dr..Spyder]

Welp this isn't Michigan for starters but it is America 🇺🇸 and it's a man made island and in AMERICA MAN can do whatever they want with their island. Plus now I don't know if it's just me but I noticed birds like geese or ducks can actually walk around on the island now. But you keep on crying about it. Maybe call the mayor and let him know about your issues.

[@leisasmith4983]

@@Dr..Spyder 😂😁😂😁😂😁😂😁😂😁....ok Karen..... good grief loosen up your panties.

[@chasetonga]

Wisconsin also.

[@PYC1198]

Plus the open burning is a no no. 😢

[@hazelbrown3695]

Amazing well that’s something out of the ordinary brien great work 😊

[@summersells4380]

I just love the hands on the hips. Great job Brian, you guys done good.

[@karenheartoriginal3783]

This was SUCH a fun one to watch…bet it was fun for the two of you to do too! 👏👏👏👍👍👏👏👏

[@shaushen1]

I was a bit worried for the critters. I would have moved a few of those spiders to a remaining tree. They are part of the ecosystem.

[@dalegratz]

Wow! That's a first to see this happen on KZbin. I know you guys will do a good job 👏 especially you, Brian.

[@COYO-T]

Wouldn't cutting down all the vegetation cause the island to erode even faster?

[@irenefitzpatrick6480]

Great job! It’s like the adult version of summer camp. It could be used for swimming parties, picnics etc. Really lovely video. ❤❤

[@davidbingham7404]

Kevin and Steve awesome video on the island. Very impressed and different to say the least. Got a kick out of Steve trying to get the tree stump around to the fire. David B.,Utah. 👍👍👍💞💞❤❤❤.

[@TopNotchLawns]

😆 me too man! This was definitely a fun one! Lol 👍👋😊

[@mq5276]

Kevin? I think that's a different channel.

[@barbarabranstetter1784]

Nice job guys, the island looks fantastic now💚💚

[@ShaneSaxson]

You do realize by removing those plants at the waters edge that would have trapped more sand. The island will now degrade more as more sand is eroded away. Plants and roots act to stabilize erosion.

[@18echo]

Your dedication and commitment is admirable .💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼👏👏👏👏🙏🏼

[@connieclum8470]

Wow Brian and Steve great job,fun to watch😁⭐️🌼🌻🌻🇺🇸

[@pampilgrim2274]

Hi, Brian! I’ve been excited to see this video. 😊

[@TopNotchLawns]

Yay thanks Pam 👋😊😊👍

[@lrobinbrown6522]

Brian this clean up & video is most awesome 👌 what a difference not to have those sketchy bushes etc. Hats off to the two of you 🎉❤❤

[@lindaensley]

Wow, that went from "overgrown" to a dirt patch with a few trees. I get that maintaining an island can be necessary, but the amount of habitat that was just decimated is unbelievable. Hopefully the owners will plant some shrubs to help hold on to the sand now that there isn't anything keeping it from washing away or wind erosion.

[@TopNotchLawns]

We didn’t take out most of the roots, so I’m sure at least some of it will come back! Hopefully they will get a chance to do what they were hoping to use it for now!

[@pjwillsr]

don't worry...the roots of all the shrubs will come back in a year or two.

[@CHADCZ123]

It will come back even better.

[@sharonsnuffer5590]

Wow what an improvement. That looks great

[@LisaAnnSpencer]

COOL! And super satisfying. I love to do this type of work!

[@jandances1687]

Wow that was worth while to watch,Steve good thinking re log, this island looks amazing,a great place to chill out now..thanks UK out..

[@mollylenyo1407]

What a clean-up. Might want to head to FL. Lol

[@TopNotchLawns]

Hopefully that hurricane doesn’t get worse! Can’t imagine the clean up after that!

[@dominiqueparisi4618]

Wow it looks great Brian ,Steve it a great job helping you out ❤❤❤❤

[@johnnypooh3243]

Never seen this done b4 Brian.. great job.. the clearing of the overgrown stuff gives the owner new options and likely gives users of the lake a new place to stop while on the lake for the day... some of your best work.😍

[@metaltiger5091]

Love how you are creative about moving the heavy logs and brush limbs.❣️by next spring there should be plenty of bushes and ground cover for the migratory birds to nest in.

[@rosebloodstone7296]

Isn't some of those down trees helping to keep the erosion down

[@jodidavis6595]

What a shame it’s eroding away. That was some hard work Brian. Glad Steve was there and gave you a big helping hand. Looked so much better 👍🏼🇺🇸

[@TopNotchLawns]

Thank you Jodi and me too!! Definitely could not have done this one without him! Hope you’re having a great week

[@MinnieEvans-m6r]

Oh my! ❤ What fun!😮

[@TopNotchLawns]

Yes! ☺️👋👋

[@rauljr9869]

This one looks like it was a fun to do and enjoyed every minute of it! Keep it up and God bless!

[@TopNotchLawns]

Always appreciate it! And yes, this song is definitely fun! Blessings to you

[@sharonnah32]

Wow - how ingenious!! Absolutely thinking outside the box!! What a great video! God Bless You & stay safe.

[@TopNotchLawns]

Thanks ☺️😊👋 This song is definitely fun! Blessings to you

[@sarahfierro8637]

Yes he is thinking outside the box. I totally agreed with you.

[@ksdj1]

Oh wow! What a cool project! Great transformation, I loved it!

[@suziqbrown7073]

Absolutely no one will ever be able to top this video. AMAZING !!!

[@emeesu905]

Neat job! Thanks for sharing. It was fun to watch!

[@ZartelleRose-y1k]

"IT WAS AT THE OWNER'S REQUEST TO HAVE IT CUT AND WORKED ON LIKE IT WAS!" ---------- It was an exercise with good intentions and goodwill here. Education for all and a big job. So much hard work. Nice of you guys. Sometimes less is more but can be very hard to see that while working away in it.

[@nelliemcclain8921]

No the owner didn't request it. He went to the owner!! And the owner doesn't have any better sense!!

[@myitbos1335]

​@@nelliemcclain8921 Also have to wonder how it was sold to the owner. Did TopNotch reveal the true extent of his clean-up, or was the owner expecting a clean up as in trash removal and dead tree trimming?

[@susanslentz5807]

@@nelliemcclain8921 It’s a private lake. The owner liked the idea of tidying up the tiny island in it. That’s his business, not ours.

[@lightscenters111]

the ground vegetation will quickly grow again.. and the cleared areas will be safer and the island easier to use the way they like it to be used. This is not a 'natural' area. It has historically been used for recreation according to others who have posted. I agree that the heavy clearing will aid erosion, however the low vegetation will quickly regrow and hold back the erosion as it has been doing. Even after big burns in the forests to encourage new growth, the ground growth is quickly back. I really like that the bulk of the dead trees were cut back and burned up for safer usage. Yes, the wood could have been cut and stacked for the recreational crowd. But cutting and stacking wood is a lot of work. Done that for years.. It would have taken a week to cut that much wood and stacking it, In my opinion.. Used to cut 7-9 cords a year for a high altitude cabin.. fully heated by wood stove, and using only partially burned wood from previous forest fires, helping to clear up dead wood in the forests and also heating our cabin (-40 in the winter for our cabin).

[@JAResto]

Since yall did a great job on cleaning it up, would be a great place to end your day and watch the sun set or rise. 👏👏

[@Jon-jk3bh]

What a blast! Stupendous!

[@patmiller280]

Wow great job😊

[@P0cketgn0me88]

All of the negative comments blow my mind... it's a tiny island that can now actually be used/ enjoyed be people on the lake. They very clearly left all of the root structures in place so it's not like this island is now going to be washed away, and the island is way too small to have any life on it other than birds/insects. You guys did a great job, Brian!

[@Dr..Spyder]

Ohh they did a great job omg lady you are insane did you watch the video? I doubt it there is life on that island these men are destroying the island and it's sick. Plus all smoke they put into the ozone layer!!! How dare you. How dare care about only yourself lady!!

[@JaciCat67]

maybe folks don't realize it's not a nature preserve 🤷‍♀

[@selinabroussard7461]

Awesome video. I loved watching this transformation. You really made it usable to at least hang out and picnic!!

[@SSTYardServices]

Almost certain you the first 🥇🏆 y'all rock for this one

[@TopNotchLawns]

Thanks 👍👍 It was definitely fun!

[@martinchristain4964]

Pretty cool! I don’t think that anyone else has cleaned up an island! You really had to be innovative to get rid of the debris and power up your tools. Great job!😊( I know you had fun throwing those bugs in the fire 😅).

[@dun_did_its420]

I mean if it was my island. I would ask that you clear a reasonable area in the center of the island and a path to it for camping. But leave the rest as it is cause that's natural homes for animals. And even though you made the island look more suitable for humans. Your damaging the health of the island over all. But that's my opinion.

[@sonicclang]

That's not just your opinion, that's a fact. I don't know why YT pushed this video to my feed, but I'm disgusted. What's attractive to humans, is not what's best for nature. The word that comes to mind is hubris. It's one thing to clean up a lawn. But leave nature to be nature. I just have to say it. This guy is a f'n idiot.

[@normawilliams317]

I agree a thousand percent.... I saw a little creature along the edge of the water what's going to happen to him? And do they think cleaning it up is going to stop the erosion of the island 😅 it's going to erode faster now and where do you think the spider's and cockroaches are going to go.... straight to their venue building, serve em right Idk... I just think people need to start thinking more about nature and what effect their actions have on it Sorry for my rambling

[@brendadickenson3547]

Even vegetation needs space to breathe & be healthy

[@suemasongreen8979]

That's the trouble humans take enough of natures/wild life's homes, for god's sake leave them somewhere safe and secure to live in . :(

[@susanritchie4921]

The flora will regrow.

[@antonianovoa6416]

Fun one! Thanks for sharing! GO GUYS!

[@desireejames1538]

THIS IS SUPER COOL TY🎉❤🎉🎉❤🎉🎉❤🎉

[@TopNotchLawns]

Thank you 👋😊❤️

[@JLuckBlog]

Wow Brain a island.never seen it done with lawn care.way to go. Now that is Top Notch.👍

[@sherylgauthier6122]

Excellent job Brian. What a beautiful little island. ❤❤😮

[@TopNotchLawns]

Hey Sheryl 👋👋😊 I agree!

[@debbev4939]

I loved this video ‼️👍💛 reminds me of going up north in Michigan 😍

[@denniswilliams3934]

I admire your courage and willingness to make a positive contribution to a situation in need of attention. Often times our good intentions are misdirected. Perhaps your good deed has compromised an invisible ecosystem, natural to an "Overgrown Island". While I applaud your efforts, I would have been More pleased, had you ensured that NO Trash, such as plastic etc. had been left by people LESS CARING than yourselves and NOT cut ANYTHING. I love your posts, always.

[@Dr..Spyder]

I admire your courage to make such a beautifully spoken comment because honestly you are right did you see all that plastic? Wow so much plastic left on that island and they just missed and walked by all of it. But good on you for noticing that absolute obvious FACT of the plastics. 👍

[@mikejiskra7976]

Great job, that is a first time doing an island. Thanks

[@robindelude3787]

I think the property owner needs to plant some sort of ground-cover to mitigate the erosion. Even if the island isn’t used, it looks so much better with the overgrowth gone. Great job, guys!

[@88Bessie09]

This will be wonderful for use. People can park their boats/jet skis on the bank and hang out on this newly transformed island. Great job❗️

[@bonnieberry3513]

They should get a string of solar lights and wrap them all around so when someone does pictures it will be a beautiful back drop. Just an idea.

[@gayledevane-fu6pd]

Great job 👍👍 Now it's a nice place for fun , parties and swimming . God Bless 🙏💕

[@kkeenan536]

Well, that was fun! Amazing job and glad you were able to cart enough tools out there to get it done! 👍💚👏🤎

[@joehenning6905]

This is a cleanup that didn’t need to happen.

[@patjohnson9287]

They don’t know how much damage they are doing to the environment 😢 plus it looks horrible, barren, so sad.

[@myitbos1335]

Agreed, Let's stick to suburban lawns and parks and leave natural sites alone.

[@brettbuck7362]

It's vastly better and more usable afterward, it's just an eyesore as it is.

[@DonnaQuick]

Amazing job guys!!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@fareast_de]

Wow, that was something different ! Wouldn´t it be nice to construct a lttle cabin on this island for some weekend trips with fishing or just sailing around on this lake. 🏝Very entertaining, thanks for taking us along ! 👍Greets from GER, U.

[@TopNotchLawns]

Hey U 😊👋 definitely! Would be Awesome to get off the grid and relax!

[@bumpercoach]

awesome project... recommend you leave shrub-sized tufts of each ok full-grown plant so its less bare thus 20+% less work and more erosion protection if more 2+in ground cover left

[@TheEnpee]

Érosion hastened ! Wildlife decimated !

[@tutekohe1361]

What wildlife? The Cockroaches?

[@Notsofatamerican]

@@tutekohe1361birds Einstein !

[@tomray3418]

Maybe birds that's probably all wildlife on it.

[@susanritchie4921]

Grass holds back erosion not trees. The underbrush will continue to grow and hold back erosion.

[@gloriamcconnell94]

God was with you, glad you weren’t injured. Great job. 😊

[@cathiwim]

Looks SO much better!

[@53Patrick53]

The island looks awesome. It was obviously overgrown with wild plants and within a year it will have lots of new growth. It is not as if it were planted with St Augustine. Two thumbs up guys!

[@loribooker398]

Wow. How beautiful!!! Y’all worked your behinds off doing that!!! Kudos dudes!!!

[@melindaapril3880]

Wow that really looks nice. You did a great job!

[@nancyvanbeest7989]

Oh my gosh this was the best video ever ! Cleaning up mother nature so she can thrive .

[@TopNotchLawns]

Yay! So glad you enjoyed it. Nancy! Hope you’re having a great week. ☺️😊👋

[@karlaquantd3333]

Muy bonito quedo el lugar. Duro trabajo. Gracias por compartir.

[@davidbruin4381]

You just made it easier for erosion to happen by cutting everything down. It's no longer a green island, it's a brown one now. But it is accessible now,and people can actually walk around the island now.

[@MarielaSzymanski]

Que lindo estar allí. Felicitaciones!!!!!!😊❤🎉

[@TopNotchLawns]

Thanks so much 😊👋👋

[@nancyvanbeest7989]

Some people down the road had a small island line that . They put 4 pigs loose on it . Pigs can clear the land pretty fast . . Those pigs had a good time for sure .

[@TopNotchLawns]

Lol 😆 that sounds awesome!!

[@janetswope5695]

Genius!!! 🐷

[@lyndacarter4586]

And goats for the vegetation!

[@mikedeboer7447]

Amazing job I've got to say you got me with the "Island Clean-Up" video title I pictured an island with roadways on the side but not an actual island with water surrounding it.

[@seanslawns]

This is the coolest clean-up video any of us has ever done. You even brought over the little push mowers, this is a ton of work man. Great job B!

[@JaxonHayesPlays]

@seanslawns hi dad haha I am watching Mistur Brian too

[@drtrudie]

Really enjoyed this clean up, loved the fires to remove debris and how you transported equipment. Great job!!!!😊😊😊😊

[@TQLawns]

You surprised me by cleaning and mowing the lawn on such a beautiful island❤

[@TopNotchLawns]

Thanks 😊 This was definitely a fun one!

[@FayeAIRNE]

Oh it looks so much better now ❤️❤️

[@mq5276]

The sped up traffic noises would make really good Halloween sounds!

[@ireneromero5326]

What a cool 😎 cleanup ..an island 🏝 ❤!!! Great job you two 👏 😅

[@rebeccawoods5119]

Being out in the middle of nowhere isn't a good place to get hurt.You guys did an amazing job.Just be safe.

[@Dee-f3k]

Great job it looks really good. I hope people can use it again. It looked like a lot of hard work.

[@SugarESpice]

I love the idea of cleaning up an island! 😁 That said, I have a little constructive criticism. 😮‍💨 So, because it's not a lawn, it really needed special considerations such as; 1) All of that drift wood would have been worth a fortune! More importantly, though, it adds visual interest to an otherwise uninteresting heap of sand. 2) The vegetation and even the dead or uprooted trees on the island are what has kept it from eroding away completely. Cutting everything but the living trees exposes it to the unrestrained forces of wind and water. And, 3) The fallen/dead trees, grasses, branches in and over the water, and even the dead vegitation provide crucial habitat for the evolution of the island. For instance, the uprooted trees and logs in and over the water provide spaces for fish/fry, frogs/tadpoles, crayfish, etc. All of which help the island grow from a home for spiders and roaches into something someone would actually *want* to spend time at. I think your video was a great idea! And you guys certainly put in a great deal of work. I just would have liked to see a more intentional cleanup. 😒 In any case, thanks for the video! 🥰

[@Dr..Spyder]

You are 100 percent absolutely wrong and you really do think you have a very intelligent strong opinion. But no you are absolutely wrong. One small clean up of a small island helped the island. You really want to think you are extremely smart and people enjoy your opinions. It is truly unbelievable the comments of this video act like they ruined a wildlife sanctuary island experts. Obviously there is nothing there and ducks and goose can build nest lay eggs because that is all that's there. It's so much better now and safer for people. I know you can't stand people probably even can't stand your own self. It is now so much better for everything. Winter is coming would have killed everything and next year new growth and new life on the island. Not to mention one good lighting strike on that island could have burned the island down completely. You truly are a Karen and you got the list for the manager to prove you are a Karen. Try to have a better day. Plus life isn't always about money from drift wood I could find so called driftwood all day. Ps I can definitely tell you're not getting any "DRIFTWOOD" if ya know what I mean 😉

[@JaxonHayesPlays]

This was more spice than sugar haha

[@nancythomas1954]

Maybe the owners will decide it is worth the money to barge over some soil to save it and the remaining trees. Either way with all the dead wood taken down it would make a nice place to picnic or fish and have barbeques again. Sometimes it take a second look to see the possibilities. That was a lot of hard work for the two of you and you did a wonderful job. 😎

[@patrickdevlin3164]

The fact that this is sped up makes the traffic in the distance sound like you guys are just casually ignoring a zombie apocalypse from the safety of your little island.

[@mmpatto]

Before and after looks awesome!!! Great job you guys.

[@debbieomalley3451]

Brian what a top notch transformation on the island. It looks so inviting now and hopefully it will be visited at some point in the not too distant future and enjoyed by all who visit. WOW❤

[@TopNotchLawns]

Hopefully! Will definitely make it safer and more inviting for this company’s business! Hope you’re having a good day

[@judyblock811]

Awesome video. I was surprised by your mistake with the mower. I'm glad you didn't get hurt. It's a very small island with a lot of dead stuff. Those were nice fires. I hope someone will use it now.

[@droppin_sik_beets]

Wow, this is amazing! Definitely unique 👌

[@ConnieHope-h2b]

Brian, I am from Northern Lower MICHIGAN, and get a lot of beautiful driftwood in our rivers and lakes. A really good master woodcrafter, furniture maker can make some of the most gorgeous furniture from it. Looks like a treasure-trove of it there.