The timeline relates to when I took the photos so it is an estimate of when the construction was completed.
January 2019
February 2019
March 2019
December 2019
the housing for the outlets, not all of them where done at the same time
October 2019
October 2019
It is nice to see the the progress of the works.
ReplyDeleteIndeed let call it progress but I am not sure if the cladding of the natural stone is on its place there in the harbour.
ReplyDeleteNot a rushed job then.
ReplyDeleteThe ships must have very long electric cables all the way to shore when they are out at sea. Sometimes they sail miles away. How do they ensure their cables do not get tied up with other ships' cables? Do you know, Bill?
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
I like that they used the stone facade, to make it pleasant to look at.
ReplyDeleteWell, here it´d take much longer (refering to John) :-)
ReplyDeleteI like the way it looks, well done. A happy Sunday to you, Bill.
Maybe there will be 100% electric ships one day.
ReplyDeleteHello, I like the stonework. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week ahead.
ReplyDeleteInteressante.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom Domingo.
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Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
...an important thing at the harbor, but something that I wouldn't have thought much about!
ReplyDeleteQuite an update! Great timeline photos, Bill.
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ReplyDeleteHa Bill, dat heb je mooi bijgehouden. het is mooi afgewerkt, een heel nuttig station.
ReplyDeleteGroet Kees.
How great to see a way to recharge batteries while at shore...as well as run lights and motors without their own generators. Somehow I've always expected to have that outlet available to ships, but never thought of how it arrived there!
ReplyDeleteOne more thing I've learned today!
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I love seeing the progression of the work. And, it looks like it was quite a job.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful imagery !!
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That is something I never thought about. Good post, Bill!
ReplyDeleteMaking things easier for the boat owners..
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that? I liked seeing the timeline of it being built.
ReplyDeleteI like the end result.
ReplyDeleteWhew, that was a big project. Good to have it all done... it probably will bring more ships to your harbor.
ReplyDeleteWell documented by the building
ReplyDeleteThey did a nice job!
ReplyDeleteExcellent documentation Bill, it's always interesting to see how theses projects progress and how long they actually take from start to finish ✨
ReplyDeleteThat looks quite a project, you've documented it very well with your photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
They did some nice stonework on the building.
ReplyDeleteFine series showing the progress. I like your last photo should all the lines holding the ship to the dock.
ReplyDeleteI don't when last time we had major over haul on our substation
ReplyDeleteWow, I didn't think of ships plugging in. But we have plenty of places for cars to recharge, so why not?
ReplyDeleteWow, that is amazing and good to see how progress was made for the modern day.
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