Dawlish Sea Wall Rockfall Shelter Extension Parsons Tunnel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2021
- Network Rail has started building a new rockfall shelter to protect trains along a vulnerable section of the Dawlish sea wall between Holcombe and Dawlish.
The new 209-meter extension will join the previous extension that was built 100 years ago. This section will be open sided rather than a full tunnel and should be complete by the end of 2023.
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Fantastic camera work, and looks like it's going to be an awesome project... great work DBC for your constant endeavor to bring us up to date on everything Dawlish Sea Wall projects.thanks from Houston,TX.
Thank you very much Macanna!
I have only travelled this line twice and on both occasions I was very impressed by the engineering work of all who built it. It seems to me an almost magical place. I never realised there are so many buildings inland. Brilliant camera work, very well done.
Thank you.
That train journey must be one of the most picturesque in the country!
It’s the most photographed railway line in the UK and the most expensive to maintain aswell
the rocks that stand in the water on the end of the hills reminds me of les dawson when they were at the beach its a good likeness lol
Thanks. I look forward to viewing the progress from across the pond. The wonders of modern technology!
An excellent video. Well done to those involved.
Thankyou for showing us.
Like the old collinades under the main station
When Isambard built it he said that "It will not lasr YES it looks very nice BUT"" So why not EXTEND the line via Okehampton and TAVISTOCK as ONE of the lines SHOULD have been kept OPEN
Nice views of the project. Do you plan on updates periodically as the project goes forward?
So it's going to be like an Avalanche Shelter like in Switzerland for snow falls.
But ours are for rock falls 😃
That's what occured to me when I saw the sketch attached. Hopefully the rocks will slip over the top rather than bringing the whole lot down!
Is it possible please to have a video update, Dawlish Beach Cams?
Another reason for an inland route around all this.
At 2:33 you can see a rock structure at the far left of your screen. The top part looks like maggie thatcher and the bottom, fred dibnah with his cap on. It's well know amongst Train drivers who work over this line. Pause at 2:33, screen shot and zoom for a better look
Amazing rocks, how much more battering from the sea will they take?
I wonder how the work is progressing?
I live in this area much will be saved Brunel would be pleasef