When you come across cool stuff like those MONSTER boulders take a couple of minutes and show us. Thanks for the excursion!!

Just when ya think one of Chris's vids couldn't get better he throws in a nature walk that's astoundingly beautiful. If I owned that property is have an actual nature trail built along that Creek with several benches to rest and just take it all in. Thanks Chris.

That's cool walking through those woods and seeing all those big boulders along the creek. Thanks for taking time to share that.

Giant relicts of one of the ice ages. I living in an area where a enormus glacier was and after it's melting was a sea. That sea with its animals gave us the limestone.

We have alot of boulders like those in Finland and Sweden and they can be huge 😀 The biggest one in finland is 27m long and 17m tall . That is 88 and 55 in feet

Chris Thanks for taking the time and effort to show us Nature's true beauty. A good friend of mine was using his dozer on his farm and he decided to take out this rock that had been there forever, he said he just kept dozing the dirt away and he got down 5' deep and realized the rock was perfectly round he stopped and went over and stood on this rock and his hair on his arms stood straight up, he was only 86 yrs old, He told me that he covered it back and he was jolted, but on his farm there has been more Indian artifacts found per sq. ft. than any other place in MO

It’s great to see how creative GOD is. Thank you for allowing us to see this. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏

What beautiful property, must be gorgeous in the summer. Always lived going exploring through the woods but I've never seen boulders that hugh!!! Totally amazing that they are out there! Thanking for sharing Chris. Looking forward to the next video.

I loved the excursion to see the glacial boulders! If you walk through Central Park in New York City, you'll see large outcroppings of rock that contain striations on their top... During the Ice Age, that area was under some 2+ miles of ice! As the glaciers moved, they dragged other boulders over the outcroppings, with millions of pounds of pressure from the weight of all that ice. Those drag marks are still plainly visible on the outcroppings! Fascinating!

After all the work you done at the vet hospital I thought you would of had enough of big rocks but all joking aside those massive boulders are absolutely fantastic and to see how they sit on little parts of other rocks it's absolutely amazing thank you Chris for showing us these magnificent great boulders that are millions of years old and how they just lay there.

Thanks for showing us that amazing rock formation….. it’s spectacular.

Fanrtastic to see what mama nature has done. Great work again Chris 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Yes Chris thanks for sharing the scenic surrounding of your nature walks around your jobs...please add more of these for people that's not able to see them...that is so Cool...ty.

The beauty of nature never ceases to amaze... thanks for sharing

Grateful you took us along on your hike, Chris! 🗿 When you said... great place for a "FORT".....I grinned from ear to ear. 😉 👍

The size of the Glacier ,to move those boulders must been one big ,big glacier .. Ty for taking us exploring in the woods .

I enjoyed see those giant boulders, I live in Pennsylvania and I used to be able to we would camp in the Allegheny Mountains. Almost every day we would hike through the trails and boulders. It really reminds you how powerful the elements are to be able to position these giant boulders and strategically place them so we can explore and admire them in aawww.

If you think of it... those boulders were part of a mountain... and ice brought them there... shows the power of the natural world!

Chris. Thank You for showing those big rocks back in the woods, most people will never see big rocks like those. Please Take Care of your self Plus Be Very Care Full around all Equipment.

Understatement calling them rocks, thanks for taking the time to share

It's always nice to go revisit one's work and see verification that you did it right and it still looks good. Lordy, what a mega bolder farm. they are huge! At least they aren't at the vet clinic, LOL.

Wow Chris, how cool were those humongous smooth rocks moved from who knows where by glacial activity surely thousands of years ago. Nature can move mountains. I was captivated, thanks a lot for sharing that.

After 75 years I thought I have seen just about everything but I have never seen rocks this big-amazing!!

Loved seeing those boulders! Wow!! Thank you for sharing. 😄😄😄

The absolute beauty and wonder of nature - it takes us on journeys of imagination. That is one great peaceful place to just sit. Oh and that stump cut to ground level - very good. Thanks Chris.

A nature walk with Chris..... coolest thing l have seen today. Thank you chris

Thank you for taking the hike. Just wow! That was very cool.

Thanks Chris for taking us on the rock trip. Amazing

Chris, You’re the best…… Thank you for sharing ! … This video is out of this world cool and reminds me of the mountains of western NC and eastern TN where I grew up… I’ll bet in spring, summer and early fall, under these boulders are the home of Copperhead Snakes and all sorts of other critters…. I’m glad it’s cold weather for your adventure.

Beautiful walk in the woods - amazing

Those were way cool, What a beautiful property! Thanks for showing us. ✌🏻🇺🇸

The legends are true. You found it. The long lost Trolls (well whats left of them) from the Hobbit. Joking aside you showed us a little bit of work, a little bit of soul, and a lot of beauty. Well done Chris.

I think I enjoyed the trek through the woods to see all those huge boulders, more then the rest of the video, That was truly breathtaking.. I've seen a lot like that around Georgia too.. Thank you for sharing.. I love nature..

It’s crazy how the camera distorts the size of the boulder until you set it down and stand next to it for reference.

Thanks for taking the hike and showing us the cool boulder fort.

That's some cool stuff! Thanks for sharing it with us.

Can't imagine what kind of force of water it took thousands of years ago to get them there, that's cool man, good work on the tree clean up Chris, those Boulders are huge, thanks for sharing Chris 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Thanks man for a cool walk; it has been years since I have been able to walk in the woods. 73 no vehicle no friends, not likely to have either one r’er but that’s life. Your little walk made my day. Hope you have many many more cool ones.

I love the NC topography. We took one of the boulders and bore a hole through it. It’s now our gas fire pit

We have those huge boulders show up on occasion, in the north part of Missouri. A humongous rock in a sea of clay. People find them when they dig out basements, usually so big and heavy that they become "yard decorations". Sort of a pastel shade of red or blue. We had one that had smaller rocks embedded in in, a prior owner of the property had found it and moved it up to the yard for decoration. The number of folk that thought it was someone's tombstone went beyond count.

I believe they are called “glacial erratics”..., For us folks who live west of the Continental Divide (Rocky Mountains), rocks like that came out of the Missoula floods and have been tracked all the way out to Western Oregon & Washington. No, I am not a geologist, just read it somewhere... Those you showed us are pretty cool. Great video, Thank you sir.

Back when I was in the Scouts, I really enjoyed exploring any wooded areas we camped in - and looked for neat things like those rock formations, etc. You're right, it might not be much but its always something unique and interesting when you find them! Like your own treasure hunt!

I remember you putting all that riprap around that pond--man I have been watching you for a while now !

When I was younger there was big patch of woods behind my parents house I enjoyed playing there. Thanks for the memories

Thanks for sharing Chris, it truly is a wonderland to behold. You know some people are very comfortable having conversations with trees, and others may be just as comfortable talking to cobbles and boulder size rocks.

Wow thank you for the hike. Boulders are amazing and so beautiful. Love the sound of the creek and waterfall. Thank you so much. Great video. Watching from Texas. Donna

Chris those boulders are magnificent.

Those rocks are called glacial till. Boulders picked up by the glacier, ground smooth and deposited there when the glaciers retreated. They may have come from Virginia or as far north as NY, or even Canada.

Always makes me laugh to hear you call a 5.5 ton machine a mini 😂 things are so much bigger in the USA! 🇺🇸 In the uk a mini is 1.5 ton 🇬🇧

Love it. When I go to Smokie Mountains Nat. Park, 80% of my trip is Landscape photography of water cascades and waterfalls.

…That is an awesome find of huge boulders. Awesome video as always… 👍👍👍👍…

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That’s one very big rock, so glad you shared it with us. Great video, Thank you sir.

It is good to see your work all over this property. Your customers are lucky to have access to such a craftsman. 👍👍❤

Ah yes, glacier droppings! Thanks for the tour. Those boulders are awesome. The one you stood next to was crazy huge!

Wow those boulders were amazing and very unexpected. Thanks for filming those!

I have always loved large rocks like that..Great find.

Thank you for the nature walk. It waa a nice treat! Those stones are amazing! 😊

If I owned that property I’d turn into a kid again and build the coolest forts in the country, thanks for showing it. 👍🏻🇺🇸

Thank for sharing the rock formations. Absolutely marvelous. I live in Colo. So I know a little something about beautiful rock formations. Love your segment.

Thanks for the bolder excursion- appreciate the adventure and your sharing it with us!

South of St. Louis (Missouri) there is “Elephant Rocks” State Park. There are Round Rocks in that State Park that are Taller than your Excavator Arm Extended. It is a Very Cool Park to Visit and Hike in. Thanks for sharing this area with us. 👍

Thanks for showing me the Eastern Hardwood forest. Been a long time since I've seen one of them. Nice 'erratics' you found there.

Walking around in the scrub is so enjoyable. Lots of things to see in the randomness of it all.

Thanks for taking us on the side trip. Sometimes you just have to look at nature and say "Day-yum".

I live in northern Atlantic Canada, That's a fair sized rock but our pebbles are a little bit bigger than those. They look like the smaller ones that the glaciers carried off from my back yard. Rocks we got, no shortage, good clay and topsoil we don't. Good video Chris, nice autumn colors, creeks with trickling water, rustling leaves , that's as peaceful as it gets.

Thanks for the tour. Amazingly huge rocks. Sure would make a lot of gravel.

Something just so damn likable about this good ol boy. Keep it up!

Thanks for the nature walk. That was very cool. Your next project is to dig a lake back there.

When they get a real heavy rain...bet the water fall and noise would be amazing

Loved the walk through the woods. Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful! Thanks for taking the time to show us that beautiful scenery.

That was a nice hike. I kept thinking you would run across a moonshine still.

If this were my land, I would want to feature this beautiful landscape. At least a trail and maybe a couple of picnic tables or even a small shelter. Thanks for sharing this special place.

I didn't think you had boulders like that around there- really cool!

Thanks for sharing those amazing boulders. So cool!

That was funny Chris, you walk up to 80/100 ton rock, look up with admiration and give it a friendly pat or two and say " Don't go anywhere". The rock whispers to Chris " ok, I've been here waiting for you for a few hundred thousand years but ok, I 'll stay here awhile longer!".

Mother Nature makes far better rock gardens than us mere humans, thank you for hiking that far to show us.

Wow, thanks for showing us the boulders. Parts of N.J. have big ones like that also. Very cool to see those glacial erratics.

Hey Chris lets load some of the boulders bring them up here they look like landscaping rocks. Geese those are big I love being out and finding things like that thx for sharing be safe down there.

Chris, this is one of the best ever. Very nice of you to share natures beauty.

Those rocks are crazy Chris!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

That was very cool. Thanks for the tour, Chris.

Good cleanup . Awesome creek , awesome big smoth rocks . That took a very long time and a lot of water and rocks to make them smooth Chris. Big rocks hides big gold . I recommend u take a peek under a few and look in that big crack .

I grew up in southern Ohio and we have rocks and small caves like that. Some as big or bigger than a house. We used to have a lot of fun camping and exploring them in our younger years.

Thanks for sharing your walking tour.

Thanks for taking us on that hike. Very cool. A part of NC I've never experienced.

Those rocks are my life in New England. The area near my barn and garden is always wet, so I had a dirt contractor I knew come up to check it out. Turns out the area is a huge bowl of ledge with, at most, a few feet of topsoil filling the bowl. We can't even put a french drain in without hitting the "rim" of the stone bowl. As a kid in the '50's we had a boulder in my back woods just a little smaller than your balancing one. Kids not having any creative thoughts it was just called "Big Rock". 😁 There seemed to be a few stairsteps cut into one end, and a seat cut into the stone at the very top. It was certainly a natural formation, but we liked to think the features were cut by some ancient inhabitants of the area.

I hope you can visit us up here in southeastern PA. You will love the boulders here. The formations are amazing. The digging is a huge challenge as well. Really enjoy the channel.

Back where I grew up in Northern Iowa there was on of those glacial rocks all by itself. It's so big you can see it for miles. It's called pilot rock. The pioneers used it for direction finding. So your boulders are a super find for me thank you.

Imagine growing up as a kid and having those awesome rocks to play on. 👍😁

'getting' outdoors is 1 reason I watch your channel. nice hike.

Chris thanks for sharing this, I love to see stuff like that Mother Nature at her best.

Very cool.Love the country side.Those are huge holders. Thanks for the tour

Thank you for making the trek back to show us those Boulder formations - incredible!

Epic scenery on that hike, sir!! Thanks for taking the time to bring us along. Kinda gave me a "Fallingwaters" vibe...

On the second Bradford pear you did, when cutting the stick standing you can do a snap cut and you will get a flush cut to the ground without having to do a face notch. You can do kerf in the front half way in then a back cut slightly above your kerf and push over with your excavator. Just a quick tip from someone who has been in the tree removal business for years. Good work as always bud.

Sweeping up after yourself with a massive tree branch, love it :D

Whoa - the size of that boulder is incredible! The scale of it when you stood next to it, was awesome. The power of nature is something to behold.

Awesome job done and that's some big big rocks and they are some here where I live in Kingsport Tennessee and I love going out in the woods to seeing stuff like that