Absolutely amazing to have 2 trains just sitting still in a Forrest like that.... What would be real nice would be a shed to protect them or better still imagine if they were restored ... Obviously never happen but it's stunning to see..... Thanks for sharing... They don't make stuff like they use to, this stuff was built to last

Do u just know everything abt everything !? Ur general knowledge of everything in your vids is crazy, good stuff

The sound of your footsteps, walking in the woods and the beautiful sights was very much like ASMR.

Thank you for mentioning Josh and his excessive vandalism to the rangers when you checked out! Hope he gets all the fines he deserves. Otherwise very neat and a cool new board walk!

Reminds me of my little sister, who loved to write and draw on the walls and would always proudly autograph her masterpieces. And then be mystified at how Mom always knew who was responsible.

Really surprised that Maine doesn't put these trains in a museum. These historic relics deserve to be restored. I realize it would be difficult to move them as they're very heavy, but we have a science museum in my city where four heavy steam trains like these are on display and away from the elements.

Would love to see the benefit of those boardwalks in times like you mention - the spring or after a heavy rainstorm. It adds to the fun when you actually have to stay on them vs just walking on them over dry ground. Thanks for sharing Post!

The bunch of trees growing in line along the tramway and all about the same diameter I imagine are from the seeds dropped by the fallen logs while being transported 90 years ago. Their reclamation of that land makes me smile.

That was awesome. Thanks for showing this Dutch dude this slice of American history.

Hey man, Visited somewhere last month that I think you’d love to see in person. When you have the time consider checking out Dividend Pond Trails and Archaeological District in Rocky Hill, CT. There are a few 17th-19th century dams & industrial ruins that are really something to see in person. It’s a significant site, I was blown away. It’s about a 40 minute drive from Springfield.

I'm surprised that you haven't tried to become a park ranger. Your knowledge and respect for the land is so impressive.

Interesting how some of those trees are growing. Hope they never remove them cause they are unique. Trains are also cool. Thanks for taking us with you.

Very interesting relic. Thanks for showing us. Pete (Manchester UK)

You have been working overtime these last few weeks! Your content is greatly appreciated .

I love places like this and all the info you show us about them. I think it would have been amazing to have been able to see this place in action. I could never make it out here to visit because of physical problems so I rely on you to show me around. Thanks for sharing all the wonderful and interesting places you go, see and explore. Peace.

Its all rather sad. That equipment was worth a fortune when it was abandoned. Good video. Good Luck, Rick

Post, you inspire me to be as respectful, helpful, and conscientious as can be. Your walks give me that little extra break that i need when im not able to go do my own hiking/exploring.

i wonder if josh is gonna be writing poop after his parents beat him after getting a $4,500 more or less fine from the park.

That boardwalk is super cool i love how its milled wood it makes it look so original. We need more trails like this around every state

Epic walk and area. Thank you for documenting it all.

Thank you post 10 for taking me places I'll likely never get the chance to go. Love your beaver/drain clean outs. Thanks to your girl too.

Totally spooked me out when I saw the legs at 12:20!

Love the board walk! Oh my those trains!! ❤️❤️

Lovely video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you!

Keep up the good work and great videos 👍

Your knowledge of trains, and much more, is quite massive, very impressive. Stupid Josh indeed.💚💚

Very interesting trail and trains. I'm glad you reported the graffiti. At the very least it will be removed. Thanks for sharing this with us!

Thank you Post 10. Tonight I needed a peaceful walk in a forest. 👍🏻👍🏻💝

That's the longest boardwalk trail I've ever seen. There's on where I love, bit it's very small... I don't understand people's need to vandalize historical sites. Just leave them be and enjoy whole their around.... Thanks for taking us on your hike Post. I think it's safe to say we all appreciate the hard work you do.

Hey Post. Thanks for the re-visit. I'm so glad they finished the trail and did the minor restoration of some of the artifacts. This was a very relaxing video to watch. A-1 job 👍

The trail walk was very relaxing to watch already. The trains were the icing on the cake (stupid Josh).

Thanks Post 10. Think this is my workout for the day…and scenic to.

Lot of history laying out there

Seems as though you've posted 10 vids in the past 48 hours bud. Got some catching up to do. Thanks! 👍🙏

They really did a nice job on the boardwalk Post, great that you took us along for the Adventure! Have a great night and I will be ready for your next video 👍😎!

That was so cool! Love all your videos! Much love from Henderson Ga!

That is an incredible boardwalk and the forest is beautiful and the trains are so cool keep up the good work post 10

Put in to this island location back in 1987, on a trip up the Allagash River. It was a short walk to the locomotives. On the right just inside the wood line was a huge propeller from one of the lumber carrying steamers, I guess. Someone probably snagged it, sad to say. Thanks for this visit.

Hi Post 10! Very so much enjoyed the nature walk and the environmental insight on how the some of the trails are! Nature is is an environmental work of art that cost nothing to enjoy, breathe and have an AHA MOMENT!!!!🌿🦋🍂🌱

This is a really cool place. Great video! 🤗

That was interesting. Nice piece of history there to bad the riffraff have to destroy it with graffiti.

Listening to you open close the metal doors was like finger nails on the chalkboard. Thank you for the intresting videos!

Nice to see the trail is done, hope to see it myself once the border reopens. One of the builders of our town was involved in this whole installation.

Beautiful, natural walkway. A lot of planning and time went into this boardwalk. It truly is a board walk! Lol. I love the way nature reclaims her rightful place against what man has abandoned.

Hello, I’ve went down to my local woods and cleaned out this metal pipe, actually there’s 2 but one of filled with trash, the Philly water dept is fixing it now, hopefully it’s finished next time I go down… *edit: oh yeah, both are rotted out

Awesome!! Thanks Post for the update!

It seems if they know people will be going down there to see the trains they would cut more trees down to make the trail safer! Some of the trees are close on the trail, but it also looks like you made it back there a lot faster than the last time you brought us back to see the trains and all the different things along the way back there! It’s a really cool piece of history there and I sure appreciate you sharing it with us my friend! 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻

Hey Post, You never disappoint! What a wonderful video!!!👏👏👏 I must say, again, you take me places I could never go, the sights and sounds, plus your commentary, warms my soul. (+ I am so happy you reported the vandalism! ) Thank you, young man, keep up the awesome work, you are SO APPRECIATED!👍💯👏👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👏👏👏 Xoxo, Mimi from N GA. 😉

We are being blessed at the moment , loving the sound of your footsteps , can you ever film anything I don’t like ? That’s a huge no .

It's so beautifull out there! I wish i could visit these places. Thank you for post-ing this post10!

You find if 1 person writes graffiti it starts other people thinking it’s ok, before you know it the whole train would be covered. You did the right thing letting the rangers know so they can remove it and hopefully not letting others think it’s ok.

Every viewer should have a post 10 day just to tell you how much we appreciate you and all you do and your videos , ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ love you post 10

Very impressive. Thanks for the tour.

I hope Josh ends up in the Pokey- disgrace is the perfect title. Good to see this trail completed. thank you for posting such awesome content.

It is a sad state of affairs when people can't even show respect for their own country's historical relics! We live in Patten, so the locomotives aren't far from us.

Walked all that 2 weeks ago! Very nice!

Very interesting. Thanks for taking us along on your hike.

This was really cool. I especially appreciate some of the background as to why things went tits-up for the railroad company. Who owns the land now?

This video was interesting, thanks 👍🙂 I hope, they will find that Josh guy 👮‍♂️💵 Nice to see, you have company. Seems like, she doesn't want to be in the video. 🙂

Been to the trains many times. Always on sled Never in the summer Awesome

Really enjoy all of your videos.

Love the dirt donut.

Hey Post 10 just a shout out from a oldman :) Great videos ! I really enjoy all the stuff you put up so please keep at it

Interesting stuff in those woods.

Had the chance to check out the trains for myself last month. Was definitely worth the drive up.

That will look so much nicer next year after the natural fauna recovers.

Amazing to see how advanced all that machinery was for the time and how primitive it is now and its only been 120 years 🤷‍♂️

Nice video mate those trains are amazing sad they don’t use them any more good less you and your family pal

Loved this video. You should try hiking the appalachian trail. At least through PA. I hiked the whole trail and it took me a year. I just did sections of it when I could.

Quite beautiful out there Wish we had things like this train

Que pena todo abandonado ....

Odd how these people have no problem vandalizing or defacing others property, but would never think of doing the same to their own homes.

Post 10 u nailed it again brother, stay safe out there and see you in your next awesome video

Mr. Poop. Post 10 has skills. A special set of skills. He will hunt you down. He will find you. He will do nasty things to you.

Very interesting...as always

Josh and his poop stuff is gonna go through some things.

Wonderful board walk...lovely

post10 is simply awesome.

Your foot steps are like the ticking of a clock, I think some of that path could have been better laid, however anything is better than nothing. I love that feeling in Woods that your aware your not alone!

There is your friend again. Hello friend!

my home town

The suspected bug repellent thing could be a repellent against wasps nests and such like 👍

Is that the ghost of Josh at 12:23 👻. Great video !

That lumber would probably cost a fortune now

They did a great job, wow

Quack aye? Quack aye? Quack aye? "Canadian Geese"

Id love to go on these kind of adventures in the UK

all your videos are interesting

Wonder when they originally left the trains out there. It had to have been open land then. Interesting to imagine what it must have been like before all the trees grew up. Those trains could tell some amazing stories!

Post 10, I have an episode suggestion. I grew up in the little village of Shelburne Falls, MA. There is a historic fire tower at the High Ledges, plus there is the “Bridge of Flowers” and the “Glacial Potholes” at the Deerfield River. Id love to see these places and I think you would like it there. Oh ya, and there is a small rail yard and a trolley museum too.

I agree, really cool.

In my country those trains would’ve been carted off to the scrap yard by now

they should just put barb wire fence around the trains. At least to Protect the Site. then put up some hidden trail cams around the area. Also, I dont think $500 fines for that is enough. Think it should be $10,000 for Each one. Yes I dont like people doing that. Think everywhere if found who does stuff like that on any property but there own. Should be Fined $10,000 Or More.

Beware of Beavers....

That is so cool post 10 wish I was walking there with you lol have a good day

huh just noticed they marked the trees along the trail in blue. I am wondering though why they left gaps where they did, doesnt look like there was anything that would have stopped them from putting down more boards although there probably is a reason that isnt readily apparent from the video

I think that's three people named Jamie Josh and kolton. Kids....

Interesting that they just parked those wooden cars to rot instead of salvaging the metal. Thanks

Another neat video!

They should be made to clean up the writing on the steam locomotives