Wow!! I can't imagine cutting something this large cross section that has been subject to the loads when the bridge collapsed. I would be concerned that when a cut completes the free ends might come back on my body or hands hard and fast.
@@MinorcanMullet Do you have any information on how far they are flame cutting the bridge structure. It would seem very dangerous to fully sever the members. I would not want to do it even if a crane was rigged and had some control.
Thank you Captain for the walk thru showing various activities. Very helpful and informative. Hope the spell of settled Spring weather holds for y’all. Take care.
That claw is amazing, it’s not designed for delicate work, it’s for grabbing whatever it lands on and bringing to the barge. Excellent reporting on the magnitude of the work that needs to be done.
I really liked the speeded up views, because it is a tedious, slow, painstaking process, so for those of us who aren't participating, to see it in quick motion helps to give a better idea of just how much is being done. Not to mention, when you zoomed in on the basket hanging from the crane with the welder/cutter person--wow. When the basket was raised and we could see the occupant, we realized he (or she) is so tiny compared to the structures being worked on. That was a great "scale" shot. Thanks for your thoughtful work.
Seeing the crews working gives life to this recovery...The staggering mass and size of twisted steel is daunting! My heart goes out to these workers...I cannot imagine the stress they are under 😎 Thanks Andy !! I love this stuff...be safe out there brother !!
3:20 - Lifting 2 containers at once, a bit faster than one by one. Presumably the unloading crews have the ship's manifest to know the weight of each box.
1:00 - I had been wondering what the yellow Lima 2400 was used for. Turns out it's handling the drop ball to break up the bridge pavement. The mess of debris that Dale Pyatt is pulling out shows how useful a big dredge is, just grab big handfuls of whatever is down there without worrying about what it is.
Thank you for you quick answer. Coal fired generator. Look how clean the smoke is. Technology has come so far. I don’t mean to take away from the focus of your videos but it is noteworthy
Yes keep them coming. I have really enjoyed your videos since you started posting. The news is ok 😮 but when was the last time we saw an update on what’s going on. So now when I want news I go to the Minorcan Mullet channel my go to Baltimore Bridge info 😂😂👍👍
Salute to my brother riggers, burners , welders, operators, and laborers. Please be safe and thanks for getting it done. God bless ......... Forgot about the boat captains and crews, thank you very much also .......
Another excellent video, thanks Captain Andy. The crew is required under IMO requirements to maintain STCW & SOLAS readiness requirements even though they are years from returning to sea. Keeping the topside Compass Bridge aka “ Monkey Island” clear & tidy is a discipline that needs doing daily. Carry on!
Sitting here in Mid Michigan watching the selvage operations, all I have is the ship cam from Streamtime. It's a good overall but it can't get into the details. So I do appreciate your videos
I am amazed at what skilled labor can do. From Surgical incision to this. Thank you to all hard working, middle class, skilled labor. The true backbone, underappreciated American. Screw the hedge funds, oligarchs, CEOs., they need to be brought under control.
This was a very good video for people to better understand the process. I saw previous comments asking why some of the cranes were just sitting there and wondering if some crews are drawing out the cleanup to make more money. Getting all this bridge out is like playing Jenga. Pulling out the wrong piece could possibly be catastrophic and cause the cleanup to take as much as 10 times longer. Every crane can’t be moving all the time.
I've just found your channel after a shout out from Sal Mercogliano and it it looks good, i looking forward to watching some of your other videos, best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧
Yes, love the video. It really is cool. When you play fast forward mode then you can actually see work getting done. Very good idea. Love the video. There was something I could do to help sending prayers.
Thank you for videos, I was curious about how this going to be done. Very interesting and informative. Thoughtful and considerate view of the memorial for the lost workers. Great work and is appreciated!
Great narration, thanks for the updates. BTW, inter-modal refers to containers that never see sea travel i.e. 53' containers, rail and road worthy legal size to prevent denigration to rusting. ships like Dali can only handle 20' and 40' cans .
love you videos and commentary yours is one of two chanels i am following this incident and clean up on keep doing what you are doing Ilive in New Zealand in a little place called Coromandel Town
Yes like seeing different aspects of the cleanup just mostly watching live stream but camera is very far away and the video is very pixelated so seeing from a different angle and better video resolution is great. Thanks
Anyone who saw the 4 30 story cranes clearing Ground Zero, at the World Trade Center have seen the frightening edges, PAST which big cranes can work. We rarely had to speed up that crazy action!
Quick, excellent update. Keep'em coming Andy.
Thanks, will do!
Yes, I like it, keep the focused videos coming.
Thanks for good close-up video of workers & work being done.
You bet
It does make it easier to understand when sped up. Thanks.
Yes exactly and spare us for a lot of time👋
Man! that is some dangerous work right there.
And ?
Closest equivalent is high steel, but I don't see any safety nets.
Wow!! I can't imagine cutting something this large cross section that has been subject to the loads when the bridge collapsed. I would be concerned that when a cut completes the free ends might come back on my body or hands hard and fast.
that's part of why it is staking as long as it is. There's constant reassessment as each piece is cut.
Showing different operations sped up is very interesting.
Thank you so much for the coverage and details of the work going on. Take care.
Thanks, you too!
Thanks for the walkthrough of the various processes going on at the bridge wreck site Captain Andy!
Thanks for the video loved it would like to see more
Thank you. You have a great camera and vantage point. Seeing the people cutting that last girder makes the size of the project clear. It's ginormous.
You're welcome!
@@MinorcanMullet Do you have any information on how far they are flame cutting the bridge structure. It would seem very dangerous to fully sever the members. I would not want to do it even if a crane was rigged and had some control.
No. All I can judge by is the images we capture
Likexseeing your progress videos you have been posting. Keep up the good work with these videos. They are greatly appreciated.
Thanks, will do!
Fantastic video and update!!! Thank you so much for putting this together for me today!!
I like the focus on specific portions of the task. Thanks!
Excellent presentation 0f a multifaceted complex and dangerous salvage operation.
Appreciate your videos & I do like seeing the different types of work going on.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks Andy. Excellent video of amazing skilled and dedicated teams. Stay safe and healthy.
ALWAYS interested in seeing the most detailed images of this operation you can provide. Thank you Captain Andy !!!
My pleasure!
One Bite At A Time! Great Work. Stay Safe!
You got that right!
I always enjoy anything you post 🥰 Have a blessed week and stay safe 🙏🥰
Thank you Captain for the walk thru showing various activities. Very helpful and informative. Hope the spell of settled Spring weather holds for y’all. Take care.
Whatever you show, Andy, will be interesting. Everything, no matter how insignificant, will be appreciated. Stay save to you! Jon
Thanks for that
Love the sped up video. Makes it easier to understand what goes on. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I’m so impressed with this work doing showing the detailed work involved with such a massive involvement. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much!
Love seeing how the work site is progressing. I'm sure we're all waiting to see the ship moved! Be safe out there!
That claw is amazing, it’s not designed for delicate work, it’s for grabbing whatever it lands on and bringing to the barge.
Excellent reporting on the magnitude of the work that needs to be done.
Thank you for doing this it is amazing to see the progress
You are so welcome!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video, seeing the various different things people are up to dismantling the mess is fascinating.
I like it when you speed up the footage.
Great update, thanks for showing this, exactly what I'm interested to see.
I really liked the speeded up views, because it is a tedious, slow, painstaking process, so for those of us who aren't participating, to see it in quick motion helps to give a better idea of just how much is being done. Not to mention, when you zoomed in on the basket hanging from the crane with the welder/cutter person--wow. When the basket was raised and we could see the occupant, we realized he (or she) is so tiny compared to the structures being worked on. That was a great "scale" shot. Thanks for your thoughtful work.
The narration and fast forward speeds made watching much more informing and entertaining.
I DO like this content. And the speeding up does help. Watching the live stream time, it's hard to tell what's going on. This helps a lot! Thank you!
Noted!
Thanks for keeping us up to date. I watch the progress every day. Andy VE2DNN
Loves this video! Thanks for all your coverage!
Thanks for watching!
Yes, I'm very happy to be entertained by your update videos! Thanks
Balls of steel,I wish them well,stay safe guys! fom 🏴
Thank you for this interesting video.
Fine update with knowledgable information. Keep them coming.
Thanks, will do!
That is big 60 yards in that bucket. 12 yards to a dump truck 5 loads.
Seeing the crews working gives life to this recovery...The staggering mass and size of twisted steel is daunting!
My heart goes out to these workers...I cannot imagine the stress they are under 😎
Thanks Andy !! I love this stuff...be safe out there brother !!
Well said!
3:20 - Lifting 2 containers at once, a bit faster than one by one.
Presumably the unloading crews have the ship's manifest to know the weight of each box.
Praying for the workers
Great video. It’s so useful when you speed up the clips so that we can see what’s happening. Very impressive.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you! This Marylander who transplanted to Maine over 20 years ago very much appreciates your up dates. Many trips over that bridge!
Glad it was helpful!
Synopsis view. I like it.
Definitely show things like this again. Speeding it up helps to show what they are doing. Absolutely fascinating. Thank you.
Man, you are the best narator!
Thanks. I'm always hoping to improve
Really enjoyed this coverage. Would appreciate as much as you can give us.
Thank you! Will do!
Thank You for keeping us up to date of what's going on in Baltimore. God Bless Everyone and Stay Safe.
Keep up the videos keep up the good work I will check on you again good camera work double thumbs up
Much appreciated
1:00 - I had been wondering what the yellow Lima 2400 was used for. Turns out it's handling the drop ball to break up the bridge pavement. The mess of debris that Dale Pyatt is pulling out shows how useful a big dredge is, just grab big handfuls of whatever is down there without worrying about what it is.
Thank you for documenting this incredible end! You’re doing a great job. ❤
Thank you so much!
Thank you for you quick answer. Coal fired generator. Look how clean the smoke is. Technology has come so far. I don’t mean to take away from the focus of your videos but it is noteworthy
Most people have no understanding about clean coal burning technology. It's very clean, efficient, and economical. All we hear is "Coal Bad"...
Yes keep them coming. I have really enjoyed your videos since you started posting. The news is ok 😮 but when was the last time we saw an update on what’s going on. So now when I want news I go to the Minorcan Mullet channel my go to Baltimore Bridge info 😂😂👍👍
It's very interesting work. Thanks for sharing. (from Australia)
Thanks for watching!
Salute to my brother riggers, burners , welders, operators, and laborers. Please be safe and thanks for getting it done. God bless ......... Forgot about the boat captains and crews, thank you very much also .......
Right on
definitely show details like this vid. not always but often.
What ever you film is perfect enjoy all your videos
I appreciate that!
Great Coverage Thank You
Another excellent video, thanks Captain Andy. The crew is required under IMO requirements to maintain STCW & SOLAS readiness requirements even though they are years from returning to sea. Keeping the topside Compass Bridge aka “ Monkey Island” clear & tidy is a discipline that needs doing daily. Carry on!
Thanks for the info!
Smart, that the worker can stay safe in the basket weil he is working🙏
👍👌 Thank all for their service.
When I lived in Dundalk my kids called that smokestack the cloud factory. Like this type of video.
Andy, the speeded up action worked for me. Thanks for your diligence in recording this monumental task.
No problem 👍
Thank you for your Zoom and your sped up video! Your comments are much Appreciated! - I have subscribed and look forward to your next video.
Thanks for the sub!
Thanks for keeping us updated
You bet
excellent Capt!..... be well!
Keep up the good work. I really appreciate your footage
Thanks, will do!
Sitting here in Mid Michigan watching the selvage operations, all I have is the ship cam from Streamtime. It's a good overall but it can't get into the details. So I do appreciate your videos
Thanks for the info!
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing
So nice of you
I am amazed at what skilled labor can do. From Surgical incision to this. Thank you to all hard working, middle class, skilled labor. The true backbone, underappreciated American. Screw the hedge funds, oligarchs, CEOs., they need to be brought under control.
Thank you
Fascinating, thanks so much
Yes, more of these videos. You are giving a perspective not seen from the StreamTime Live cam.
This was a very good video for people to better understand the process. I saw previous comments asking why some of the cranes were just sitting there and wondering if some crews are drawing out the cleanup to make more money. Getting all this bridge out is like playing Jenga. Pulling out the wrong piece could possibly be catastrophic and cause the cleanup to take as much as 10 times longer. Every crane can’t be moving all the time.
Great point!
Thank You Andy. Keep up the good work. Jay
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thanks capt Andy
I've just found your channel after a shout out from Sal Mercogliano and it it looks good, i looking forward to watching some of your other videos, best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧
Welcome aboard!
Great content, always enjoy watching 😊
Thanks so much
Yes, love the video. It really is cool. When you play fast forward mode then you can actually see work getting done. Very good idea. Love the video. There was something I could do to help sending prayers.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for videos, I was curious about how this going to be done. Very interesting and informative.
Thoughtful and considerate view of the memorial for the lost workers. Great work and is appreciated!
Thank you!
Great narration, thanks for the updates. BTW, inter-modal refers to containers that never see sea travel i.e. 53' containers, rail and road worthy legal size to prevent denigration to rusting. ships like Dali can only handle 20' and 40' cans .
Good to know! Minorcan Navy keeps adding information for all
I love your videos!
And enjoyed it I like the content
love you videos and commentary yours is one of two chanels i am following this incident and clean up on keep doing what you are doing Ilive in New Zealand in a little place called Coromandel Town
Thanks for coming aboard! Welcome to the Minorcan Navy!
A lot of work, R.I.P to the man
Yes like seeing different aspects of the cleanup just mostly watching live stream but camera is very far away and the video is very pixelated so seeing from a different angle and better video resolution is great. Thanks
Good to know!
Hi Andy just heard that the news channel the biggest claw is going to come into play shortly to move some of the span holding the Dali.
Interesting showing different jobs. Be safe
Thanks 👍
Great content!
I could imagine the Dali crew is still super anxious.
I'm sure
scary moves hanging in a basket cutting steel at that height and wind conditions!!!!!!
Yes like the multi points
Thank you!
You're welcome!
You are capturing content unavailable to us that are not "on scene". Amazing the progress that has been made in 4 weeks. Thanks again!
It gives us a little more insight on what's going on! Thanks
You bet!
Anyone who saw the 4 30 story cranes clearing Ground Zero, at the World Trade Center have seen the frightening edges, PAST which big cranes can work. We rarely had to speed up that crazy action!
Terrific
Thanks, Sal sent me over...
Welcome to the Minorcan Navy!