Guided Tour of Dawlish Sea Wall Build July 2022 with Bam Nuttall
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2022
- This week on the Dawlish sea wall tour, Jack shows us the gas main that has stopped the piling at the south section of the viaduct and we take a look at the new ramp that will take people down onto the beach.
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what a brilliant idea doing these videos. its the sort of thing that should be done more with public projects. gives people an idea of whats going on and why.
These videos are the way you get younger people interested in civil engineering and vocational qualifications. For far too long schools have pushed young people towards university and 'soft' degrees rather than push the vocational qualifications. Decades ago an HND was more highly regarded than a degree as the holder was far more useful to an employer.
Well done BAM Nuttall.
I was in Dawlish 3 weeks ago and its amazing how much work is progressing in a short time
The new stilling will help the sea into the road and area beyond due to its design
The fly-through cgi gives a marvellous idea of what it will look like. Impressive construction operation, especially given the battle with tide times.
Thanks guys. Impressive progress. The orange army is doing a great job. Can't wait for the next one.Thanks for the explanation of "cropping" and why it is done.
Another great video from Cams man and Jack. I was in dawlish a month ago and the progress since then in massive.
I take my hat off to anyone who works outdoors battling the weather but even more so fighting the sea and the extremes of weather.
Keep up the great work.
Brilliant love the drone shots
All the years i've been going to Dawlish (40 or more), I watched as each year, the sand has longshore drifted up the wall.
When I first came to Dawlish, there would be at least a 10 foot drop from the LOWest part of the wall to the sand, at high tide it was deep enough to jump off the TOP wall into the sea.
I was wondering, where the original work was done, it could be replicated - dredge the sand, and put a few groynes in.
It's the same with the Red Rock, the wall is damaged simple due to long shore drift and the water being higher.
Brilliant - yet again!
Excellent progress....
Thanks for the update looking good 👍
We keep looking to see how it's coming on, Well done to all the work guys doing great job, Be great when it's all finished. Also great for telling us what's going on how they doing things. My hubby loves to watch you and listen to how it's been done.
I have been watching the work every day since day one,, BRILLIANT how they are working, AND I love to watch the excavators as it was a job that I did MYSELF for over 40years,,,AND I must say brilliant video updates AND they take us right into the working areas which we cant see properly of the web cams,,,
Great progress 👍🏻
Looking good all so nice to see it from the sea side and not the cams which i do each day.
Stay safe in that heat.
Great job fellas most enjoyable more should be done to inform the public.
Wonderful stuff again, and I particularly like the way you are using the drone view to pinpoint which part of the sea wall you are discussing at that moment in real time. Very nicely edited! 👍
Thank you Phil.
Brilliant drone footage!
Many thanks!
Looking forward to walking along the new stretch of sea wall in 3 weeks when we come down for our hols
Great job being done. I guess there will be disabled access when all work is finished to be able to go along to Dawlish Warren. I used to love the walk along there. Will be in Dawlish again in a few weeks time, so look forward to seeing how it’s all going. Will have some of our family with us who haven’t seen any of the changes since work very first began,toilet end. So they will be in for a shock.
Are they going to take the track panels of the bridges to do a proper inspection it would be wise to do as they don't know what's Hidden under all that ballast it's very good at hideing bad rust all you guys are doing a sterling job keep the videos coming,
awesome video and update , was wondering how long do rails last ( is there lifespan shorter ) with line being so close to the sea ?
Are you planing a timelapse from the storm to the opening?
When do you reckon the sea will be completed and ready to be open to the public
There won’t be a beach after the build it will be a red muddy swamp 😂
When are the works due to be finished?It's going to look great when it's done!😃
This phase is due to be completed at some point in 2023.
@@CoastCams247 Still a way to go,then!Looking forward to seeing the work in September😃
Do you have a link to the published planning document that shows the overall scheme?
www.networkrail.co.uk/running-the-railway/our-routes/western/south-west-rail-resilience-programme/dawlish-sea-wall-section-two/
Are you planning to replace the railway bridge ? If so what with?
The bridge will not be replaced. Structurally it is in good condition. It may be painted at some point in the project, I’m not sure about that.
Is it on target? Also is the iron bridge being replaced or renovated?
They're currently on target. At the minute, there is no plans to upgrade the bridge however we hope they will look at that once completed the other works.
Is the original railway bridge (the train one not the pedestrian one) being replaced or is that staying?
There is currently no plan to replace the rail bridge
Just wondering what the reason is for the piles to go in at an angle?
I don’t think they are being put in at an angle? If you’re taking about the arm being tilted sometimes I assume that’s to lift the bit away from the ground
Can you please explain what access there is going to be for people with wheelchairs and mobility scooters who can't go down the stairs to the ramp that goes down on to the beach?
There is full wheelchair access across the whole new seawall.
It was deemed unneeded to have a ramp up to the wall on the station side, since there is one on the previous section just across the bridge
Is there an artists impression of the finished project anywhere?
www.networkrail.co.uk/running-the-railway/our-routes/western/south-west-rail-resilience-programme/dawlish-sea-wall-section-two/
Is there still a walkway between Dawlish & Dawlish Warren whilst all the work is being done ? We have a holiday booked in Dawlish Warren in October. It's been a few years since our last visit... really missed the Swans & Gay's Creamery 😁
You can walk to Coastguards cottages and then along the road parallel to the station. The sea wall is closed along side the station.
@@CoastCams247 Brilliant news . Many thanks for the info ☺️
When does the new sea wall open?
This phase is due to be completed at some point in 2023.
Why is the bridge in Torquay taking so long to finish by network rail it's been over 8months
Can u mention Dawlish garden trust for the flower and the boat at Dawlish train station I work there full time and all who helped with boat at dgt
Hi Robert. We should be on the platform in August to show the new signage and PA. I'll give you guys a mention.
Thanks all u guys doing a fantastic job on seawall and yes apprise this jack Neill and all orange army
I'm sure you have already kicked yourself...audio levels out of the Rode Go's, both were clipping. I have noticed this on my GO-II's, unless I set the gain carefully, they will easily overload and clip.
You know you can mix both mics down to mono on each channel of the camera system?
Hi Yes. I'm aware. I like to have a little stereo separation on the channels but I forgot to mix it down properly before I rendered it, and the yes kicking myself about the clipping.
@@CoastCams247 It's always a bit odd when BAM man is on the left...but his voice is on the right!
The issue is that two Rode Lav's feeding ch 1 & 2 is not really stereo. Mixing down to reduce the separation is a neat way to go.
Don't forget the palm trees.
Let’s all take bets in how long it’ll take the gas utilities to sort out the live gas line!!
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Am going with Xmas!!
Which year!