You don’t have to be a bat to really dig caves. Join us for a two-part adventure, as we get to hang out with cave specialists Dave Provost and Brian Simmons from Bacchus Caves, a company that specializes in digging wine caves.
In Part 1, we visit a huge cave site (22,000 sq.ft.) that was under construction for the Meritage Resort, just south of the city of Napa. You’ll get a sense of what’s involved in the design and construction of caves, and find out that there is a whole lot more to it than just playing in the dirt and blowing things up - not that there’s anything wrong with that!
More Information:
Bacchus Caves: www.bacchuscaves.com
Meritage Resort: www.themeritageresort.com
Sponsor: WineLibraryTV: www.winelibrarytv.com
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(34:34 min 16 MB)
Cool show on audio - will look at the video next.
We place concrete in the same manner - wet shotcrete from the truck for swimming pool construction.
Jay - concrete is 3 dimensions - you figure it in cubic yards - square yards only covers the surface area - depth is variable - especially with overhead excavation which I image is hard to predict. It really sounded like you and Eric had fun on the jobsite. Building is fun, especially when creating nice things for nice people.
Now I want a cave. I just need a bigger hillside.
Bill