Adrian Reed (Vice President) and I were able to visit the Lock project site on Thursday afternoon to check progress on stage 1. Chris Bourke and Kevin Kelly (Directors of Kellybourke Marine) and team welcomed us to site and gave us an impromptu tour of the work site. They said that work is progressing well and that stage 1 should complete on time (subject to the weather). They also mentioned that 6 large mangrove jacks were removed from the lock area. I don't believe any frying pans were used in this delicate operation!
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Kind regards,
Neale Bertram
President
So where is the evidence of the 6 mangrove jacks? Neale you missed a photo opportunity!
Great having this communication by the way.