A30 Victoria to Stenalees September Update 2024

The latest installment of the ongoing progress of the A30 Victoria to Stenalees Link road construction project, September 2024.
In this video we also have footage of the mine shaft adit that's been reported in the news from a reported former Tin mine in the area of the new A30 Link Road, this mine adit would have been right under where the existing road surface would have been, before it was diverted by a few feet so that the old road surface could be torn up and the area cleared and built up for the new road surface not yet laid.
During the earth moving process which has seen the sub surface geology drilled and broken up down to a depth of around 30 feet, and now exposing the mine adit in the process.
We now have the section of road from the newly opened Trezaise road junction down to the Trezaise Roundabout now opened, and have the original road from opposite Combellack Vehicle Recyclers closed leading down to the Whitemoor stretch of road, and the Greensplat road which is due to be closed for around 3 weeks at some point to allow the contractor to create the new stetch realigned of road leading from the new Trezaise Roundabout, and which will enable the construction of the new road to continue onwards towards Hensbarrow over bridge and onwards to Stenalees.
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[@colin4699]

Thanks for the update and the veiw of the adit by the old blockworks I couldn't quite see it whilst driving past

[@gary63693]

Thanks for the update. It's nice to see it really taking shape now

[@dozerblade]

Interesting to see it from the air, I worked on the previous road works around Stenalees Sky Tip in 2014, that was before the drone cameras were around.

[@perkinscrane]

Please leave the text explanation on a little longer. That would give me chance to digest and understand them. Thanks.😊😊

[@fredflintstone1024]

It’s a challenge to get all the information in the short timeframe of what you are looking at on screen, i’m afraid otherwise the video would be much longer, i do try and give the longer captions more time on screen and the shorter ones a shorter time on screen to fair to all that are trying to digest it all, but you have the option of pausing the video of course :)

[@perkinscrane]

@@fredflintstone1024 Thanks for taking the time. I do enjoy your videos.😀😀

[@fredflintstone1024]

I try to make each one interesting and informative, going to new places of interest as well, many thanks for your kind comments though :)

[@jamesbeckwith3639]

What country is this in?

[@fredflintstone1024]

South West of England, Mid Cornwall to be exact