Ullapool Shore Street Development Sept to August Completion Time-Lapse
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
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Hats off to the cameraman long time standing in the cold and wet West coast
Thank you
😂😂😂😂 You wally! That is so funny😂😂😂😂
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Charming waterside turned into a featureless concrete wasteland with classic Scottish philistinism, all for a few marina berths, where most boats will remain untouched for months.
Great Timelapse and clearly lots of work and engineering but looks like a car park in the end.
Hi thanks for your comment and opinion, note that space will be getting used. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
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Whilst the engineering is impressive, the end result is really disappointing for the majority of visitors. Looked like it was going to be a car park. An exposed, concrete wasteland with no foliage, no trees and no natural life that will be windswept in winter and burning in summer. Missed opportunity to do something beautiful.
I Hope they have further plans, as it seems like a lot of effort to create some dead space.
And in China it would be done in 7 days, respectively in a month if you want to pay for good quality😂
You can’t really put trees on the seafront. And clearly their main intention was to create a working harbor. But yes. It’s a real shame they didn’t create anything more beautiful than a vast featureless expanse of tarmac.
I agree what a load of 💩
Yep concreting over water and putting those residents further from there sea view. It never ceased to amaze and disappoint me- how imaginative planners and councils are. And we all know why.
What a fantastic Timelapse! The tide coming in and out like that looks like breathing. Hypnotic! So much good work there.
Thank you very much!
what I don't understand is how the tide comes in and out several times on the same day..
@@smokysmokathere might be a double tide? You get those in Southampton because of the Isle of White.
@@smokysmoka it's a 6hrs come and go rhythm - twice high tide, twice low tide.
This timelapse is superbly done and incredibly fascinating to watch as the build progresses. So good to see development here. Thanks for this upload.
Thank you very much Chris, glad you like it. There are two other videos that explain the reason for the project etc.
@@stevengourlay4503 Thank you, will be good to know the story behind this.
@@ChrisM541 Hi thanks for your comment and opinion. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
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Sorry to differ, but this cannot be defined as Development but rather an Exploitation of natural resources for crafty income. 😅😅😂😂
My OCD was kicking in, you don't know how glad I was to see the barge come in to tidy up in front of the sheet piles.😅
lol
A hugely impressive amount of work. A bit disappointing that the finish is mostly tarmac. For all that work a quality cut stone finish would've been better. Great video by the way.
Hi thanks for the comment, The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
Looks great, but couldn’t they have added a touch of greenery to the front. Acres of tarmac and concrete and not a single blade of anything to break it up and make it a more pleasant place to sit.
Very interesting watching this develop. Didn't expect the marina to appear!
Thanks was a good project to be part of.
@@stevengourlay4503 My own considered reaction to this. Is a little bit more muted. For the reason of why given! I liked the general charm of Ullapool! I suspect that it's not likely to have improved it! And I suspect that the local area community was also lukewarm of it!
@@stephenfarthing3819
How many times are you going to moan about the development.
Do you know anything about Ullapool and its needs?
I think you'll find the locals will be more than happy that a useless part of shoreline has been transformed into a tourist attraction (yes people DO pay to dock at marinas and spend money locally!) and tidying up an area of the front which has, since I first visited in the early 60s, been rather an eyesore in an otherwise gorgeous little harbour town.
Notice I said 'harbour' because the harbour is the most important part of the community.
It gets a thumbs up from me, especially as there is ample opportunity to use the space created, which im pretty certain the locals shall do.
Man hath never before committed so much time, effort and resource to… a carpark.
Hi thanks for the comment, The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
That was a lot of cost, work and materials for such a tiny return ..I don't understand how this couldn't have been scaled down...
Hi thanks for your comment and opinion. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
So glad to see expansion in Ullapool, I had the best holiday ever staying in Achiltibue and topping up at tescos in Ullapool,
The seafood shack amongst others great seafood places and creal fishing in lock broom, sea kayaking and mountain walks.
I really hope Ullapool does well as it’s a great destination and hub for the area.
My own considered reaction is more muted ! If you have read my reaction to this development. I'm a little bit discommoded with it! And I suspect that the local area community there - are just as bemused by the notion as well! Widening out the main access road on the seafront makes for some sense - especially if it were to include an improved bus stop area for local bus services! But is it there ? By the looks of it! No!
So I remain pragmatically bemused by this development.
Hi thanks for your comment and opinion. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight. The bus stop for Ullapool is at the harbour, we only have a few buses a day coming to Ullapool.
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The Achnahaird campsite? I stayed there a night years ago. Had no showers, but had toilets and wash basins. They had an agreement with the local swimming pool that people could get showered there. Achiltibue is such a beautiful place, looking out to the summer Isles and all.
As others have said, fantastic engineering. But it’s £10,000,00 for a few benches and seagull feeding spot. That dock could have been put in without the new quay. They could have just reclaimed the whole area to the pier in front, built some lovely new leisure focused harbour buildings, and landscaped public space for the waterfront houses and make their money back on all the engineering costs.
Haha, a few buildings will NOT recoup nearly as much as the mooring fees accrued by that tidy marina!!
I bet they are sad they didn't give you 10m and employ you to do it, what you being an engineering expert.
@@heresjohnny999
Economics has Jack shit to do with engineering muppet😂😂
Hi thanks for your comment and opinion. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
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ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
Well the designers really applied themselves with that one. Made it look so attractive to everyone.
Thanks for the comment
Shame there was no allowance made for anything organic. Not even a plant pot.
I haven't been to Ullapool for around 8 years, What an amazing transformation. Excellent work and a brilliant time-lapse.
Yeah, but who paid for all that and who benefits? ask yourself that my friend.
@@grahamcook9289 Tosser.
@@Ian-Hall Same to you with Knobs on. 🤣
@@grahamcook9289 Graham, I've just been thinking about you and your comments. You don't seem like the sharpest tool in the box, But I do have hope for you. Hopefully in the next 10 years or so you might find a female friend... as we can tell you are single at the moment. Maybe you might be able to rise to the occasion and have children...Let's hope all of your future children have small dicks... Even the girls.
@@grahamcook9289
Do you think the locals and the harbour authorities don't pay taxes like anyone else like?
At least there is a viable structure in place which is already being used, unlike a pair of ferries and a major artery of roadway which are going nowhere!!
An excellent put together piece, one that was obviously very time consuming, no pun intended, but what a task...The changes in progression along with the seasonal changes seen, put life into what many would never see. A brilliant work of photography and editing. Well done indeed. 👍
Thank you very much for your kind words. As im a member of the community it was great to be able to document the project from start to finish, there are a couple of other videos related to this you will find on my channel that give a bit more information as why the project was started.
They could have done some tree or shrub planting. The site looks like a concrete block when it doesn't need to be.
I have no doubt there will be plans afoot for further development in the grounds above the marina.
In the meantime, getting the marina up and earning a lot of money was their main concern.
Rome wasn't built in a day.
Hi thanks for your comment and opinion the inshore key im sure will be used upgrades. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight. The bus stop for Ullapool is at the harbour, we only have a few buses a day coming to Ullapool.
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@@WeeShoeyDugless Hi thanks for your comment and opinion the inshore key im sure will be used upgrades. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight. The bus stop for Ullapool is at the harbour, we only have a few buses a day coming to Ullapool.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
I used to regularly attend the Ullapool Guitar Festival, but haven't been to Ullapool in about 3 years. Albeit an extremely expensive job for little gain, and only for the few, this is a welcome improvement to what was a pretty bland sea front...
Thank you for posting. Nice for the locals.
thank you
What an amazing timelapse never heard of ullapool until now ,its now on my list of places to visit 👍👍 good video good work👍👍👍👍
Thanks a lot 😊
Bravo you just made perfect foundations for stape 2 and real estate developers
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I have to agree with others. This took a year and the results are underwhelming. Some contractor certainly had their christmas come all at once.
Hi thanks for your comment, I’m sure the inshore quay will have future development.
The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
@@stevengourlay4503 I confess that I've only taken a superficial glance at the harbour development website, but it does appear that shorefront has been replaced by a featureless expanse of McAdam. Was there no opportunity to bring trees or other biologically active surface into the scheme?
so cute to watch the excavators trying to get their work done once the tide is low but constantly having to run away to safety once the tide rises again :D
Hope we might have appeared in the video in mid May when we drove through, certainly caused some disruption in its building. Needed a bit of landscaping far too much concrete and tarmac.
Hi thanks for your comment, you might be interested in this video that gives more information on the project.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
Very fun to see how the machines flee with the tides. 🤭
But it is really impressive to see how these works are tackled on the edge of the sea, For someone who lives in the interior of the country, it is something very new. Very good video 😃👍💖🇨🇱
Hi yeah the tides played a big part in the project. The timelpase video only shows the project from that one point of view, you can find out more information on the project on links below.
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Ullapool Shore Street Development Sept to August Completion.
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Ullapool Shore Street & Inner Harbour Development Project Official Opening
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Looking forward to visit Ullupool in 2024 in the camper been 7 years and loved it then.
Enjoy the Broomfield holiday park must have one of the best views and very walkable distance from everything
Love this video also shows it snowing nearly up until April I remember winter was end of November start of December when it would snow
Hi thanks for your comment. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
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ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
I remember fishing trawlers in the harbour in the late 1970s. And a line of lovely painted ramshackle huts touting for tourist day boat trips out around the Summer Isles, Isle Martin or fishing, dolphin, birdwatching. Shame they couldn't try planting some hardy bushes or trees next to the benches. Is the big fat sea mine still there? History.
Yes all the Russian fishing vessels.
@@mysticpizza02
The Russian mother ships sat out at sea, I remember them well.
Been going to Ullapool since the early '60s 👍🏻👍🏻
Great timelapse for planners & student engineers to learn from, well done!🎉
Thank you very much for your comment
What have you done with this natural place????
Hi Dirk, thanks for the comment, having lived in Ullapool for 16 years I see it as a vast improvement for both residents and visitors. Access to the water is now much easier / safer for everyone, not to mention you can safely walk / cycle without the worry of being right beside vehicles.
yep its just like everywhere else now -- progress @@stevengourlay4503
You think a manmade harbour is natural?
Improved!!
Brilliant video. I went to see the new harbour a few weeks ago and it's very impressive. Amazing what can be achieved when you don't let the council do it.
Yeah indeed, glad you liked it. I really like the light on the walls as shows all the texture.
Great to see Ullapool getting some development. It's a beautiful wee town. Thanks for creating the very interesting video.
Very welcome
I definitely will the video was really well made. 10 million wow
thanks for your comment
I originally thought, what a great way to save those houses from rising sea levels. Then the beautiful harbour appeared ❤ What a wonderful way to keep the community busy all year round. Well done! It looks really well managed 👍🏻
I've been buying Liverpool tide tables for 33yrs, there is NO evidence of 'Rising sea levels' in them. It is a myth.
Rising sea levels? Delusional....
The word "sterile" comes to mind, not "beautiful"!
Hi thanks for your comment and opinion. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
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Ill be hoping to tie up there next summer, great stuff.
So cool to see the development, and the new floating pontoons. Hopefully we will get chance to try them next season.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Brilliant Timelapse, the improvements have made a massive difference to help traffic get along the front of the harbour especially in the busy summer months when there’s cars and camper vans parked everywhere.
Thanks, 100% as used to waiting at one side of shore street to let larger vehicles through.
What a fascinating view of the wonderful new development, it will be a huge asset to the town as well as to visitors.
Thanks I agree it is a great asset.
Fantastic time laps of a great civil engineering project
Hey Freddy, thanks for your comment. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
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ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
So the area between the road and the new harbour’s edge…is that just going to be left as hard standing?
Hi thanks for your comment and opinion. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
Was there many many years ago nice to see these places upgrading
Yeah well overdue
Well done and excellent contractor. Super planned and executed.
RJ Mcleod was the main contractor for this.
@@stevengourlay4503
Is that the same RJ McLeod who made the new roads on Skye in the early/mid '60s?
I thought they had gone bankrupt during that contract.
Something happened as all sorts of machinery was left abandoned during the construction of said roads during this period?
I can remember it well, whole quarry plants, Atkinson low loader complete with a newish road roller on board, tractors, diggers. All sorts!!
@@WeeShoeyDuglesshi sorry not sure think RJM being going since 1950s.
Ohh I haven't been there for a few years now. This is a positive change.
Hi thanks for your comment and opinion. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
Such a large area I thought they were making a car park for the pontoons.
It's probably a dual pedestrian area and loading area for the new harbour mooring positions. Hence such a large flat tarmac area.
I am sure the inshore key will see future development over time.
I enjoyed watching this
Thank you
Stuart in Ireland ☘️🎄
Glad you liked it
Hats off the workforce behind this.
RJMcleod were the main contractor
What a vast change from 1964 when John and I manhandled our bikes up the ladder onto the dock from the ferry boat that brought us across Loch Broom. In those days you had to pull up the flag on a pole to call for the ferry! No pleasure sailors in the harbour then. Just a few fishing boats going about their daily work.
Sounds like a very different time indeed, live in Ullapool since 2006 and have seen it chance some since then.
Yes, the ferry was an open boat that was pretty well full with two bicycles and our bags! It seemed an awful long climb up the ladder with a bike over my shoulder. Lots of changes in the North of Scotland since those days, when most of the A roads were only single track with passing places and small turntable ferries where there are now bridges. Bed and breakfast was from 9shillings to 10/6d!
@@rodsmith3911
My brother gave the Lochcarron Hotel in Lochcarron some receipts from my late parents from the early 60s which would back up your prices👍🏻👍🏻
I believe they are now framed on the wall of the hotel.
Can we have the true actual cost of this?
Its a lovely piece of tarmac but i suspect its cost outweighs its benefit. Smells like a backhander
Hi Bobby
Have you watched the other videos relating to the project as it explains the reason why and the costs.
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Absolutely fascinating! Watching from Derbyshire (not too far away from where the weldex cranes depot is)
Thanks for the comment
However much did that cost to do? Surely a few days dredging and a floating dock would have achieved the same result? Why do they need a walkway so wide? And where is all the tidal silt now going to go. Now that they have restricted the natural ebb and flow of the harbour?
Hi I think it was around the 10m mark, more information can be found in this video, the traffic trying to get through shorestreet has been a problem for years in Ullapool, the road was not fit for purpose.
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@@stevengourlay4503 thanks alway great to get the full story.
Hugely entertaining timelapse! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it!
I'm pretty certain I saw Benny Hill and Hill's Angels in this video! 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
ahaha
I liked how it looked before it was changed
Hi thanks for your comment. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
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Can't wait to see it. For various reasons we didn't get up there from North Yorkshire in 2023 so maybe we missed the "fun". Who knows, maybe early 2024 and then in Spring before The Midge. Let's see how The Ceilidh Place, Ferry Boat Inn, the bookshops and the dinky Tesco have been getting on in my absence....
Stay in Whitby ,more going on than ullapool
@@johnmudd6453
Depends what you're looking for, we go to both several times a year and both are lovely...... even if Whitby is overcrowded most of the time👍🏻👍🏻
Didn't make it up to Ullapool last year, so yet to see this. Interesting timeline for sure !
Yeah will be great once the lights have been fitted.
@@stevengourlay4503 As said! I'm wary of it !
I was last in Ullapool in the early eighties, I immediately recognized it, the harbour hasn't changed a bit. You can see the old fishing harbour but like Girvan in Ayrshire that industry has gone, so to survive has become a marina.
What I do remember about Ullapool was the midges. Highland midges are a breed apart, vicious.🦟
seemed an awful lot of digging ,then re-filling , then digging again. looks good now it's finished.
Looks great! And thank you for not putting a song to this video.. I enjoyed it to the end. ❤
Glad you liked it!! Yeah I thought is better just left with no audio as it would get rather repetitive.
Excellent watch! thanks for uploading ! ❤
Thank you
Almost as horrific as fort william!
Nowhere near that bad. Fort William is in a league of it's own.
Except that fort william does not welcome boaters.
You can't polish a turd !
Hi I would recommend you watch my related video on the project to understand the reasons for the change ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
Great job Ullapool district Highways/port authority 👍😊
Thanks 😀
My reaction to this - is mixed ! I have actually been to Ullapool to stay once at the old Westmoreland Hotel in the 1990's and I have gone through the area on a more recent Coaching holiday in the late 2000's - I liked the general charm of the place - with this recent construction. I wonder if it has something to do with more recent events? I suspect that it's likely that it does! I am uneasy about it!
And I suspect that I am not alone in lack of enthusiasm for that! I suspect that the local area community would be discommoded as well!
As a local, I think it's brilliant. Has helped the tour operators working from the harbour, recreational users and also a kids charity that we run facilitating kids, wheelchair users and visitors access the sea. Vast improvement and fully supported locally.
@@theklondyker - you are - perhaps - one who may think otherwise! The points you made are valid! But I tend to suspect that where there is one - like yourself - who holds the view as you do. There's bound to be three or more who hold the opposite view! I'm still suspecting that it has to do with the more recent events. And I still read it in the way as I have done so! Politely I will still have to disagree. I still believe that something has been lost and hence I cannot completely agree! I therefore politely digress.
There was a major public consultation and the only objections we heard were from people who didn't live here nor use the facilities. The road was too small for the ferry traffic and parking, the old sea wall was crumbling and needed raised due to increases in poor weather, and small boat operators couldn't use their boats in the winter as can't be insured on moorings. All these issues have been addressed, plus we have a area that people are using to sit, eat, play music, etc.
Thanks for keeping it quiet but afraid you have the wrong view of the project and the views of those living/working here. Come up and see it and speak to those living here rather than attack it and make up opposition that doesn't exist.
@@stephenfarthing3819
I'm on there somewhere on my motorbike in April, then went back in September when it was all finished excellent time lapse 👍
Wow you went back to ullapool 😂
I was just thinking that would be a great area to pull up and stop with our motorcycles.
There will probably be a no motorcycle parking sign there by the time we next get up there.
@Banditmanuk there is designated MC parking both ends of the street now :-)
@@stevengourlay4503 Brilliant 👍
😢 how sad tjat out of the many many species of trees that NOT one was planted along that front !!!
How long would you think a tree could survive in salty, reclaimed land from the sea?
pears, ginkgo, hawthorns, honeylocust, London plane, tolerant maples (Norway, hedge, or sycamore), English and red oak, tolerant pines (Austrian, pitch, or Japanese black), Sargent cherry, or Scholar Tree. To name a few
They dont have to sit in the reclaimed land!
@@toebared Tolerant to salt spray winds rather than salty soils. I agree though, it does look bare. A sculpture of some sort would be a better addition.
@@dontalkt2meboutheroes try finding one that won't offend some woke lefty 😁
Real nice!
In the US it’d take 310 days to put up road blocks and 30 years for construction to begin!
Hey thanks for your comment I think the total project was around 10 million. The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
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Cannot be a SNP funded project they actually are doing work,, passed through the last two years but on the main road and never actually noticed but I see it was for a private marina so the rich people can get their yachts in and their expensive cars parked safely ( so could be SNP ) , not long now and they will kick out the few fishing vessels left or make the fees so much they cannot afford to dock there.
Bet you’re a laugh a minute in social situations
@@pauljohnson9542 Forgive him Paul, he appears to be talking from the bottom of his trousers and is, in all probability completely unaware he’s coming across as a t**t
This project was done by Ullapool Harbour Trust. It’s up to the Trustees what is done with the Harbour area.
You must hate the Queensferry Forth Bridge.
Those are commercial diving boats and fishing boats.
I’m just reading a nonfiction read, Landlines by Raynor and she’s on her way to Ullapool, never heard of it before!
nice one, hopefully she makes it fine as we got a lot of snow now.
More concrete, less natural environment. Be wary of words 'progress' and 'development' .
Hi thanks for your comment, you might be interested in this video that gives more information on the project.
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😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
lol stop stealing someone else’s words for cringey attention
That was like a good book I couldn’t put it down.
Thanks Kevin, glad you enjoyed it.
Love the video. Hate the result. 😢😢
Hi thanks for your comment, you might be interested in this video that gives more information on the project.
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It seems they have two nearly parallel streets in that area. Make them into one way streets. So you can close one lane at the harbour and plant a row of trees and greenery instead. Maybe one, two little booths, seasonal rented to the owners of the stores in the front row, where tourist can get a coffee or ice cream...
A marina huh? Not for low income folks obviously.
Tourists like to go on boat trips on Lochbroom, and out to the Summer Isles. A marina is a safe and easy solution at all tides.
Hi check this video out will explain some of the reasons behind the project. ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
When I saw the thumbnail I thought for a second it was a JCB race!
Yeah the red and white does make it look like a track :-)
As an american watching this I'm sort of disapointed that the end result is a dock so people with boats have a spot to park. I was excepting something more "human centric" lol
Amarican and human centric in the same sentence you were joking surely.😁
I agree it was disappointing
@fugitive011. No doubt as an American you were subconsciously anticipating a 4 lane highway so folks could drive enormous double cab pickup trucks from one end of the village to the other 0.25 seconds faster than previously.
My own considered view is that I might have seen a provision for holiday accommodation, some carparking and a decent bus stop. Instead of which. It was this !?!? Consider my bemusement - complete!
Yep, I agree, seems totally wasted. Create a large space then put nothing on it. Time will tell I suppose but this looks pointless as is, lots of money for a small marina.
And I’m from Scotland so probably helped pay for it!
Weird this came up on my recommended feed and im in it
Well that’s ruined the place 👿👿👿
yep made it posh for the few with money; it now looks like everywhere else.
Hi thanks for your comment, you might be interested in this video that gives more information on the project.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
Good time lapse video.
But I don’t really understand all that tarmac why not have two rows for boats.
Hi thanks for the comment, The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
Begs the question, what was wrong with the old front ?..
Or is some tarry fingered "public servant" been in the SNP biscuit tin again 🤔
It's so ms sturgeon can park her camper van easier, now she has passed her test,she loves ullapool for a week in the van !
Hi check this video out will explain some of the reasons behind it ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
That’s great for the area as more folk can enjoy the beautiful coastal waters, surrounding areas and friendly folk there. 👍 Loved watching the tide up,down,up,down 👍
Absolutely, thanks for your comment, you might be interested in this video that gives more information on the project.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
Makes me feel better about the little bit of type 1 I just put in the garden whilst it was still a little bit wet
Hi thanks for the comment, The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
Looking forward to my next visit to the improvements
Nice
I'm more intrigued by the water bobbing up and down i could look for years
Yeah the tidal changes here can be fairly large
I was there in 90. It was cold and miserable but I still loved it.
Its like that today, Ullapool can we a wild place but when its nice, would not want to be anywhere else.
Brilliant video. Thank you.
Thanks
Brilliant to watch, many thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
You know what they build when my local town does construction? Storage facilities. That's it. Just a bunch of storage containers in a warehouse, everywhere.
Sounds like a right industrial area?
SUPER , thanks for Video
thank you
Amazing construction and engineering project. Not sure where it is located. I wonder how much this project cost? Amazing camera work. Thanks for posting
Hi it’s in a small village in the highlands of Scotland called Ullapool. It cost around 10 million and most of it by the Ullapool harbour trust, I have other videos relating to the project.
@@stevengourlay4503 thanks for your reply. Would love to go to Scotland one day
Great Timelapse, but really…WHY?
A huge tarmac area with some seats and a bit of a mooring. I’m puzzled.
Could that not have been done with a small extension and a stilted walkway and moorings at a fraction of the work.
Hi thanks for your comment, I’m sure the inshore quay will have future development.
The time-lapse only shows the project from one angle, I would recommend you watch my other videos of the project to give you more insight.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
That was fascinating to watch. I remember walking down that street in 2005 when visiting from Canada.
Thanks, yeah it has changed a bit since then, a much needed change for anyone that lives here.
Прекрасно сделанная работа, радует глаз
Thank you very much for your comment
The thumbnail made me think this was construction vehicle racing
Yeah racing mini diggers :-)
The most interesting thing is that in the north of Scotland, February and June have 20 days!
lol I just kept the dates in an easy to glance at number :-)
Very Interesting. Can anyone tell me the purpose of the area which is dug out and a liner put in at around 5 mins into the video. The finished area doesnt seem to look any different from the rest.
Hi the inshore quay I believe will be developing over time.
Likely to prevent any plants taking root and breaking through the tarmac. My guess is that large tarmac area between benches and sea wall has dual purpose as pedestrian area and loading area for the new mooring spots. So it needs to remain flat, clear and accessible.
Well got it done with those Komastu excavators and Hamm rollers 👍👍👍👍
indeed
This is a good investment as it improves access and brings visitors into town.
Don’t let the marina be used for permanent berths as this is counterproductive
Hi Malcolm thanks for your comment, more info can be found in these videos below, not that the berths are for both local and visitors.
ruclips.net/video/cyD9WBKTMzM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JUyoXwKrWN8/видео.html
What an interesting and excellent time-lapse - thank you.
thank you very much for the comment.
At 12:45 they park a paver there and everything seems fine. But at 12:50 it comes again and seems to have a leak or something, its hopper is slowly opening up over several hours.
just breathe with the tide while watching.
Yeah the tide is pretty hypnotic to watch.