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Next time I am up in Colorado I definitely want to stop by. Are there any specific times of the year that you recommend stopping by? I am assuming it is before the fall chill sets in. Thank you again for all the wonderful videos you guys put up. I always get really excited whenever I see a new video posted on your channel. Much Love! ♥

Are you laser scanning construction progress? 3D laser scanning records every detail visible and allows comparison over time. It also records in 3D the location of everything that is eventually buried. To the accuracy of 2-3mm.

Very nice in depth on different parts that people usually do not see. I really liked this! You need to do the same thing upstream on the pump houses and tunnels. Some of the videos here very briefly go over some of these but its so quick. Even searching for details on the upstream is hit and miss. There is a lot of content here to go over starting from the Windy Gap Reservior, through the pump houses, and tunnels would be really interesting. Lots of opertunities for content creation and education. There is so much history here(a centrury?) .

Seems a conveyor belt would have been useful to haul material vs 1 truckload at a time.

Need to dig out the water side down to the bed rock.

How stupid not to allow over night and extended camping. What is this “wake less boating” all about? What are you “saving all the Chimney Lake water for,

Sorry, what is the purpose of the saddle dam? I don't understand it. Thanks.

Thanks for your project updates. It's going to be a great source of information to share with friends and family when I have access to the new reservoir. I hope I live long enough to catch my first fish from there.

Thanks for the update! It's so amazing watching the project in our "back yard".❤ Loveland Colorado 🤠🇺🇸

This reservoir isn’t that big. Diamond Valley holds 800,000 acre feet, and Waddell reservoir holds over 800,000 acre feet.

Great job. Cannot wait to see it

I like the video, but I would like to know more on progress of the Dam

Water thieves like those in California!! All take and no give back!

This state is ran by incompetent individuals that oversee all the fish and game in colorado. Just go to other states and you will see how worthless colorado parks and rec actually is! Nothing but a scam. Let's spend 10s of millions on 10 wolves and a couple fish species. What a joke!

Taking water unnaturally from one side of a mountain range to another won't have drastic consequences, will it?

The actual dam took a long time to start but popped up real quick at the end.

stealing west slope water

I am proud of the Montana based Barnard Construction for the work that they do.

A well constructed piece of infrastructure can serve a community for centuries. Everyone is counting on you to do it right.

Where's the permeable pond guy?

My yard bends all of that bar. It's cool to see these videos and the progress with all of our hard work. Dirty hands make clean money..

I was the construction site manager of Alpaslan 2 dam. Alpaslan 2 dam has an asphalt core. The length of the dam is 1000m and the height is 110m. We placed injection galleries inside the dam. Thus, we were able to monitor any leakage situation from within the gallery. The measurable leakage amount was measured as 2lt/sec for the asphalt core. The asphalt core method is really very economical and safe. We designed a special paving machine for the production of asphalt core. But I didn't see it in your project.

Nice project especially now that climate change is a threat. As much as possible all US must follow the same project as, even the rivers now sudenly went out of water, we heared of the news last year of the Mississipi river.

I want to learn about the experience of drilling and coring asphalt concrete

Also consider taking the lakebed down to bare rock.

Look into a conveyor to deliver rock directly.

Thank you for taking the time to put together these videos and keeping the public updated. It's a critical and fascinating project. 👍

What you guys are doing takes a lot of hard work and talent to do. Neat to see the progress too keep up the nice work. Be good be safe.

Working together to bring a soulution for water .

the bird!

Amazing progress and pictures.

Keep up the hard work and awesome job so far!

4 years old. No link to results.

Was up there a couple weeks ago and I was wondering what the trailer-looking community is for. Thank You so much for putting the video together

Thank you for sharing this, not enough company’s do this, and this is another great update! I’m in Massachusetts so this will probably never affect me, but I enjoy hearing about misc. construction projects.

Thanks!

Thank you for this wonderful tour. As someone opposed to inter-basin water transfer, but living within the reservoir service area, and dependent upon inter-basin transfers, this project interests me greatly. The professional and conscientious nature of the work the crews are doing is reassuring.

What ever you say or opinion ,Mother Nature will have the last word.

In a few years Colorado will tear down this dam because of some minnow, bug or worm...

So kinda like the CCP using the water from India's' side of the Himalayas like they did the Mekong. Lake Powell reservoir dries up or no let Mexico have water when it is pumped over the mountains?

Everyone working on this can look at it for the rest of their lives and say they were part of it. That is pretty cool

As an outsider, has California asked, or demanded, some of that water?

What was that roller thing at the start called?

So the west side has too much water?

The river was doing fine until humans decided to dam it and screw all of nature up. This is all about humans overpopulating, and corporations making money. It's not a NATURE things stop trying to make it what it is not.

So who is losing water because of this?

really nice videos

really nice video - but i didn´t see any women pouring concrete 🤣🤣

Asphalt core. Fascinating. Is that a common thing?

Finally someone building much needed water storage. Idiots in our state and removing our water storage and silting in miles of the river