Dawlish Sea Wall is Open to the Public - Sea Wall Walk Around

After years of hard work, the Dawlish sea wall is finally open. Join Beach Cams Man and Jack Brookes from Bam as they take you around the new sea wall for a first look. Congratulations to Network Rail, Bam Nuttall, Shay Murtagh and the many other companies involved.

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[GeneFraxby]

I hope BAM and other civil engineering companies take note of how popular this is - the public enjoys seeing what's happening on your projects and being able to follow progress. Show us more, please.

[sergioopassos]

My congratulations to Dawlish, here from são paulo - Brasil, about fantastic wall against sea.
Congratulations also to Mr. David Cameron, who worked hard to save the agreable city in 2014.
I see Dawlish every day live in youtube.

[philtucker]

Wonderful job! Strong, clean, functional and just a wonderful place for families to come and safely enjoy the beach area. Well done all the lads and lassies involved 🙏👏

[dawaldenful]

If only HS2 videos could be like this! Excellent work. As a geography teacher I've enjoyed watching it's progress. My classes think it's as dull as dishwater. But what do they know!

[westy]

Awesome work guys, have loved following this massive engineering project, superb work from all the team !👏

[MarfMuffins]

Finally getting a good sea wall, that’s walkable and stable- my family was majorly effected by the storm in 2015, and I’ve seen the progress on this wall everyday. Its truly beautiful ❤

[kensherwood]

Excellent video as always, loved following the story. Best wishes to you and Jack

[rogerbroadbent]

Amazing work by all…looks superb..I hope that it’s respected and looked after and that the powers that be consider repainting the old iron railway bridge adjacent to the link bridge….thanks again for your efforts in producing these informative videos 👍

[karenglenn]

I have been watching this from Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia for quite a while. My family are from Cornwall and Devon originally and I have always had a deep love for those 2 counties, even before I knew of the family connection. And your stunning weather is making me jealous while it is chilly and cloudy here. Thank you for having this on, it’s been fascinating.

[tonyboat]

Really enjoyed following all the hard work you lads have done, , the only eyesore is the rail bridge ..will be visiting later this year 👍👍

[tardismole]

Thank you for showing this. I'm disabled and live a long way from Dawlish, so I can't be there for the opening. But I've followed news from Dawlish since the storm hit and the build updates almost since the channel was launched. I can't say enough how beautiful the seawall is.

[lparky]

I was intrigued to see how much work had gone on since the bad storm in 2014(?). It looks really good, takes me back as in the mid50s when I was a child we stayed at a caravan in Dawlish Warren and used to walk along to Dawlish past the railway, steam trains in those days.

[ianbolton]

Fantastic well done to all involved getting to the end of this stage more to follow 👍🙂

[malcolmhobbs]

Fantastic can't to walk along the new sea wall well done again Jack and the team you have done a fantastic job

[TheSparkysdog]

Awesome job, can't wait to visit and enjoy it in person 👌👏👏👏

[rayvanstone]

Brilliant!! Will be down to see for ourselves in a week or two!!! Train from North Devon!!

[michaelbell]

Brilliant enjoyed watching all the complex and fascinating work... Jack your knowledge is unbelievable .. fantastic camera work from Beach cam man ... hope to revisit one day and see all the incredible engineering... well done to you all..👋👋

[lesleygilbert]

The last 30 second view is just how I remember the town centre of my visit in 2021 and seeing some works in progress from the station platform and wondering what was going on. My photo looks a lot different to what I've seen there today. I wish I could visit again this summer to walk along the promenade. Well done to all involved over the past 3-4 years.

[GrahamWalters]

Give the rail bridge a lick of paint !

[jerryodell]

The videos are a pleasure. Thanks. -Dearly would love to visit. Being over 80 years old, its probably not going to happen when I would need to travel from the Great Lakes in the USA. It is hard for an old sailor to be land-locked.