Timber Kings Season 1 Episode 5 Jolly Ole Island
- April 5, 2014
- 44 min
In the fifth episode of Timber Kings season 1, titled "Jolly Ole Island," the team heads to Victoria, British Columbia to work on a unique project for a client named Dave. He wants a floating home that will double as a hunting lodge for his friends and family.
The Timber Kings team ventures out to the remote island where Dave's property is located. This location brings a whole new set of challenges as they struggle to transport the massive logs necessary for the project out to the island. They also have to work around unpredictable weather conditions, such as strong winds that make it difficult to lift the logs into place.
The team splits into two groups to tackle the different aspects of the build. Joel and Bryan work on the foundation of the floating home, while Beat and Peter tackle the main lodge. The project is quite complex, as they need to ensure that the lodge is stable enough to withstand the water and wind conditions, while also providing enough space for Dave and his guests.
As the team works, Dave pitches in and proves to be quite a character. He constantly jokes around with the Timber Kings and tries to make them feel at home. He even brings out his guitar and plays some music for them during their lunch break.
Despite the challenges, the team perseveres and manages to complete the project in record time. They even manage to impress Dave with their craftsmanship and attention to detail, making him one happy client.
Throughout the episode, the audience is treated to breathtaking views of the island and surrounding waters. The camerawork captures the beauty of the forests and crystal-clear waters that surround the build site. It's clear that the Timber Kings team is building more than just a floating home - they're creating a piece of paradise for Dave and his family.
Overall, "Jolly Ole Island" is an engaging episode that showcases the Timber Kings' incredible skills and attention to detail. It's also a reminder that even the most challenging projects can be completed with a little bit of teamwork and determination.
