Dawlish Sea Wall Update - April 2023 - Lift Shaft Installation
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In this Dawlish sea wall update, @BeachCamsMan meets Jack Brookes from @BAMNuttallTV at midnight on Saturday to watch them install the new precast lift shaft sections.
The precast lift sections are shipped from @ShaymurtaghUk and installed by a 500-tonne crane during the possession of the railway when no trains are running.
In this Dawlish sea wall update, there are two lift shaft sections installed. Each unit weighs about 28 tonnes.
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Running out of superlatives regarding the quality of these videos. The presentation and quality is superb, Jack from BAM giving a brilliant commentary of the work being undertaken explaining the technical aspects in an easy to understand language. There can be no complaints about the commitment of all the people involved in this project. Hats off to you guys yet again you have cracked it. Well done to you Neil what a documentary of all the work this will make for the future.
Glad you like them Keith!
Amazing. Love the technical commentary from Jack. He explains everything so well. Neil nice edit mate. Thanks for a wonderful vid. That crane is a significant piece of engineering. Will watch it several more times to ensure I haven't missed anything. 😄
Glad you enjoyed it Don.
What a privilege it is to be able to not only watch this amazing engineering work but also to have Jack's expert commentary. Thank you Beach Cam Man for staying up all night to film this and to Jack for taking time out to explain to us what is happening on what must be a very busy night for him.
Our pleasure!
@@CoastCams247 This proper documentary work and I wish there was much more it to this kind of quality. Britain needs to show off more of its significant infrastructure works like this. This is not only a great set of videos, but actually serve as an important reference. I would also love to visit Dawlish once these works are completed. Great stuff 👍
Thank you for another wonderful video DBC. Very informative with beautiful shots of Dawlish at night. You're doing mighty fine with that drone 😊
Many thanks Rhonda!
Thanks to jack and lads and D.B.C
Too and bam .
Thank you Barry.
Impressive, many thanks.
Many thanks!
I think it's absolutely superb that you do these videos. It's a lot of disruption for the locals (i lived in Dawlish for a year a decade or so ago), but when you know what's going on and why, it makes a massive difference. And it's so interesting to learn about all this stuff.
Thank you very much!
Great video, I cast it to my Sony TV, and the quality is 1st class, it must be a challenge doing drone shots at night... can't wait to come down and see it all this summer.... thanks to Jack and Bam...👍👍👍
Wow. I bet it looked brilliant.
Wonderful update video and great to see this phase of the works, well done Jack and Orange Army, well done and thanks DBC
Cheers Nigel.
Fantastic insight thank you Neil and Jack from bam brilliantly shot 👍🙂
Thank you Ian.
A brilliant update and I loved the music which added fo the impact of the video, well done
Thank you very much!
Very impressive engineering, had to mute the raucous music, though.
Makes me think The Dark Knight is about to show up…
Going to be really nice when its all finished ❤
Yes it is.
@CoastCams247 I keep my mom updated as it has a lot of memories for my mom as it was her last holiday with my dad they both loved it he passed away last year with vascular dementia, my husband & I came last year for 2 weeks sat by river by black swans idyllic coming again end July beginning of August for 2 weeks can't wait I've fallen in love with it down there now 💙 ❤️ 💗
My family and I love Dawlish warren we go every year absolutely love Welcome their entertainment is amazing
We've come a long way in the years we've been here Neil.
What a fantastic film , very well done,a fabulous partnership here.I have enjoyed all of the monthly updates. Seems a shame that it’s coming to an end soon. It’s a fabulous bit of British engineering.
Well done Chaps….
Thank you Neil wonderful video all looking good down there it is going to be amazing when all finished well done everyone ❤😊❤xx
Glad you enjoyed it.
Great planning for the job. Thanks beach cam man and jack for sharing with us
Magic mix of tech speak and video.
Had a good look at the works yesterday for the first time this year, everything really taking shape now, and these videos are great for explaining the various works stages and the plans in place and progress being made. Another great video and commentary guys 👍 Thanks.
Great to hear!
The most impressive drone work I’ve seen and music to complement it. Thank you so much. 👏
Thanks Gillian! 👍
Thank you for explaining the details. The workmen building our local station lift wouldn't answer any questions, which was frustrating.
Glad it was helpful!
Coming together beautifully now and the first of the two lift shafts taking shape. I loved the night - lit photography, but found the music a little too powerful and exotic for this particular application.
Very professional liking the new updates thanks for the explanations
Glad you like them!
One of the most dramatic Updates, yet!! Nicely edited!!📽️
Thanks 😁
I was literally walking from the Brunswick arms when I seen that crane thing going past
I hope you had a pint for me. :-)
Great drone footage.
Glad you enjoyed it John.
Great video. Who would have thought so much thought and expertise goes into building something as everyday as a bridge.
Great Video Loved it
Utterly amazing, some clever people out there, and it all fits. As an ex engineer I'm impressed 😊
We agree!
Wow at the start. With the drone view. Never realised how close the back of the station actually was to the houses on the other side of the road. It’s almost a lane.
It's tight getting in.
I would love to live near there on the flight path but here in Manchester
Move down here. :-)
Big crane.
Hi Neil and Jack.
Weight load per axle for foul sewers and watermains, etc. Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGV) fall into the road.
civil engineering at its best.
Any idea on when the section under the bridge will be fully open?
One video pls during the day all the new wall from the beginning in the end by drone slowly if its possible pls thnx mate.
martin regular visitor to dawlish lift is from beach to station correct?
Lift from the footbridge to platform.
This has been a great series, but I do wish Jack would take his hands out his pockets and wear gloves!
Why didn’t they bring it in by train?
Too big.
Lift shaft .