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What an absolute legend. You're gonna be a bomb-ass father. Recording videos in advance to plan for the baby is amazing. Enjoy your time with your newly growing family. Keep those knees protected for the long-run.

Congratulations to you and your fiancé! Take all the time you need to be there for her and your little girl when she arrives!

It’s crazy to think how much work went into building these. The amount of digging and then making concrete to form those tunnels. The poor soldiers who broke their backs basically for nothing.

14:30 CONGRATS my man. I'm very happy for you to have your little family. I wish you all the best for you and your family. Take care!

Congratulations on the beginning of your family! Tell mama she did amazing and rest up!
Thank you for taking care of us with videos in advance, I look forward to your videos!

Although those structures are impressive, what is MORE impressive to me is the manpower it took to build them. So much labor, but getting all the materials up to those sites was the real story. It just shows that when there is a will, there is a way.

And also congratulations on your daughter ❤🎉, best of luck

Always fun to see another Josh the intern video pop up! 😁

Imagine the massive effort to build these before all the modern equipment we have now

The writing on the wall is in Theban Script (the witches alphabet)  it says "Beware of the Demon that lurks within these ancient walls.  Turn back now."

Congratulations on becoming a father. It's one of the best feelings in the world. Other than that, you getting attacked by a camel cricket at the end was hilarious

That looks like 19th century fortifications. No cables, cable hooks, or light fittings & no generator room. A very typical 19th century artillery fort design

About 40 years ago I met someone in Denmark who had spent time in the Swiss army. He said they would hide things in the Alps and other units were supposed to find them. He told me it wasn't unusual for them to actually lose things this way. He said once they lost an entire airplane. They just never found it

How do you not get lost exploring all these tunnels?  I love to watch you do it, but i couldn't do it!

Congratulations to you both, a new baby is a wonderful thing.

if you dont watch till the end it looks like a horror prison

I'd guess they're bunker complexes from World War I. There are numerous such bunkers in the Alps, and in the permafrost zone, you can sometimes still find pieces of equipment that have been preserved by the eternal ice—and in some cases, there are even artillery pieces that were never removed or blown up because the terrain is so inaccessible. World War I was fought with incredible ferocity in the Alps; it went so far that the opposing sides tunneled under and blew up each other’s bunker complexes—in some cases, entire mountain peaks were blown away! It was incredibly brutal, and many soldiers lost their lives simply due to the harsh weather conditions, falls, rockfalls, and similar hazards. A sad chapter in history.

You are so welcome , thank you for making family friendly wholesome content

As a longtime viewer I just wanted to say congrats to you and your wife on your expecting new born! 💓💓