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Hey Firo ….

[Frank007]

Just why would I send you any of my pictures ....I am here to buy cheap shares ...picked up 18,000 in the last couple of s weeks.  Between $.35 and $.38 ......r u a buyer or a whiner ....

[Kelvin]

I thought that there was some Google Earth professional product where you can get almost real time images of anywhere on the planet. If such a product exists then one could track activity and progress. Anyway I have the free Google Earth which isn't real time. Dated images. Does anybody have the coordinates of the port? 

[soulfire]

That's kind of rude Frank... Fiero attends the AGM every year and takes the time to give a full report, he doesn't whine about doing it, it should be appreciated.

[a2bman]

maybe if frank said he used "book a ride" you could believe Im pretty sure theres no uber in guyana.  

[a2bman]

If you guys really want pictures. like this post, if a enough like it, Ill send someone from my fathers plantation, to get footage, its on the east coast between berbice and gtown.

[a2bman]

Ok guys Buntun is going to send his sorrow boy to get the pics and vids. Later, Ill send them to CGX head ofiice in gtown to do a little impromptu interview, guyanese style - cameras rolling- 

[Kelvin]

I found the port on Google Earth. It's even lsbelled CGX. I don't know the date of the satellite image but it looks like they got a lot done - bridge, road, site work at port. Looks like a nice location on Crab Island very close to open water. Coordinates are 6 degrees 17 minutes 45 seconds North, 57 degrees 31 minutes West.

[a2bman]

the sat images on goog earth and maps are real old, they dont have the dock built yet that you can see on the cgx website as of aug  22  I hope they have made a lot more progress in the last 1.5 years.   https://cgxenergy.com/deep-water-port/

[Kelvin]

Yes, I reviwed your link. The channel to open water can handle ships with 8 meter draft. I'm no shipping expert but supposedly that can allow 1000 TEU ships to pass. A small container ship or bulk carrier. Your link says that the eastern part of Guyana, where the port is located, produces 80% of Guyana's agricultural products, mostly rice but other grains, beans (pulses) as well. So that