REMOVING Beaver Dam + UNCLOGGING Culvert Pipe | Уберяем Бобровую Плотину | Entfernung des Biberdamms 

I’ll write to them again, seems that they need a monthly letter or something. But they kind of wasted their opportunity, it was something that needed to be fixed during the summer when the water wasn’t high. Right now I have no idea what they could do with all of the water in the area.

I thought so too! Thank you for watching Ralph! :)

Thank you! :)

That’s the plan! :)

Tomorrow’s video will provide an answer :)

I did report it, to the company and local agency and yet nothing has been done. I’m not sure if it’s just a bureaucracy issue or if they just completely ignored it all together. Right now with all of this water they would have an extremely hard time doing anything. So I have no idea what’s going on.

Thanks for watching Amanda! :)

Thank you! I’m really glad you enjoyed it. 😁

That’s not how it works! 😅😅

Thanks Nikki! I work in this area because it’s most convenient. In our area we don’t get the huge downpours regularly. It’s mainly just a slow and steady shower for hours. So nothing ever exciting happens. But I’ll definitely keep the idea in mind next time we get some heavy rains.

It’s an interesting area. But I am not trying to rush anything. Everything has to be done with some control because the changes produced could be harmful.

It’s from rotting material mainly. It’s natural, no chemicals, nothing harmful :)

That is called River Foam, it usually accurs when organic matter is diSsolving... Like wood and leaves rotting.

@@Wwolf655 yea that makes sense actually I thought it was air getting trapped as it fell through the leaves initially but the bubbles stayed until they were off screen made me wonder, thanks for the knowledge! :)

The water all drains into a creek that drains into a river. The removal of the dam allowed the water to flow where it’s intended, it just has to move a very long distance in order to get there.

Well, we have to take care of God’s creation. We weren’t tasked with destroying the earth but taking care of it. It just happens a few mistakes occurred in humanities part and most people are doing the opposite. Thanks for watching Elena! :)

@@golovinpropertyservices correct thank you for working so hard

It’s probably because it is 😅 I used Google translate for that one and with my limited experience in German it didn’t sound way off. But might be time to sharpen up on the German. 😁

@@golovinpropertyservices oh, it's probably correct - it's just that *anything* in German sounds scary! 😀

I like the German word for ambulance. It’s actually a little funny, at least from the perspective of an English speaker. 😁

Thanks for watching, I’m glad it was enjoyable. :)

I don’t like the attention 😅 thanks for watching Joyce :)

@@golovinpropertyservices David your reply is a contradiction in terms. Pleases explain.

@@joycetaylor1220 I guess I did make it a little complicated. Well I’m not really sure how to say what I had in mind in proper terms. I like the camera focusing on the work being done and less on me. That’s what I’m really aiming to highlight, not myself. If that makes sense.

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I don’t speak French, but I’d refrain from using profanity :))

Ja, Deutsch und Russich. One course of German sort of helped with things :)

@@golovinpropertyservices nice what app do you use?

@@smokingstrong I took a course of German in college and I’m currently using an app called “Mango” it’s definitely a lot better then doulingo, but it requires a subscription

If you’d like to buy the fool some gloves, you can check out the description. Share some of that wisdom you have :))

You don't need to be so mean and rude! He is doing a good job. How he chooses to work is his business.