Jurgen: I owe you an apology. I made a mistake re the 'driveway' under the North Stand Overhang. It niggled me that I had forgotten some aspects so I checked out the details and I even started to remember that I had in fact stated that there would be coloured asphalt in some of the Mr Drone Explanation videos from ages ago. I grovel for your forgiveness and will seek to do better in future.
Paul: it's so, so good to have you back. I got concerned about your absence and sent you an email asking after your wellbeing, which was then heightened by your not responding. I hope you've just been off on a long holiday. Your footage has been sorely missed and this video is superb. A relaxing detailed look on a Sunday AM for me. Some PoI's: 1) At 3:48 mins, we can see that contractors are laying blue-grey toned trapezoid concrete flags around the bases of the trees, under the cross-shaped baffle frames. 2) At 8:04 mins, we can see a new paint colour in the re-painting of the Black Posts. We've seen grey and white making appearances in the flow of work but not brown. This may be because no other droner goes as slowly and so closely, of course, but one wonders what other layers get applied other than primer, undercoat and top coat, that warrants a fourth coloured layer. 3) At 9:30 mins, we can see the detail of the foundations and rebarring for the North Perimeter wall at the West End. We can expect this to be a fairly busy area in the near term if they carry out the plans for the wind-baffle structures there, which will be a little bit different from the structures at the south end of the mezzanine but with similar materials. 4) Love the view at 11:13 mins and close to being the reality shot of the visualisation images used in the Planning Applications. 5) At 18:00 mins, I hadn't noticed the Heritage Structure at the Nelson Dock/BMD perimeter before, meaning that they are erecting the SW perimeter fences in a dog-leg around it. Off to research what it is . . . 6) At 18:22 mins, at the west end of the South Isolation Bridge we see the classic image of roadworkers: one doing the work with a digger and three people looking into the hole. 7) At 24:28 mins, bottom-left corner of the screen, I suddenly became aware of the disappointing finish to the southern edge of the Standing-seam roof, between it and the the lip of the fascia, and as you panned across, it's become a new item on my would-be snag-list.
