Can you dig it - a March update on the Kingston Dock 4K

[@DaleBaker-fm7lv]

It would be nice to see the finished Wolfe Island dock

[@Aerosnapper]

It hasn't been a priority to examine it, because it was effectively finished somem months ago. Here's a link to a video showing the dock then. I will make a point of catching up before long - thanks for suggesting it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3iyoIqFjqirbbc

[@scottpeters5105]

Certainly looks like not much is going on compared to let's say the new Canadian Tire build but I imagine all this prep work is greatly needed for what is to come. Can't wait to see the final product and thanks Mike!

[@Aerosnapper]

Cheers Scott - yes, I've no doubt that a great deal of work is going on, but much of it involves fitting out inside the buildings perhaps - and there's some pretty involved engineering involved in the walls and finger docks - not to mention eventually connecting infrastructure across the existing ferry lines to the source of power and more...

[@sominex007]

Can't wait to see the dock when it's finished in 2026.

[@Aerosnapper]

Oh Rick - I hope it won’t take that long - but time will tell - thanks for watching

[@sominex007]

@@Aerosnapper Yes time will tell.

[@DonJoyce]

Compared to the Canadian Tire project, the progress on the dock is glacial. But to be fair, there seems to be only a half dozen guys working on the dock.

[@Aerosnapper]

I think the number engaged varies with different phases of work. It's a much bigger and more complex engineering task than it seems - and, of course, the ferry needs to keep running. All in all, a really challenging project