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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Victoria – a sign of fall
Leaves on the edge of the road – a sure sign of fall arriving in James Bay
Posted in Vancouver Island Images, Victoria
Tagged Cook Street Village, fall, James Bay, leaves, nature, Victoria
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Nanaimo – a foggy day at Departure Bay
A foggy yet very beautiful day at Departure Bay
Posted in Beach, Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged Departure Bay, fog, Nanaimo
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Frank Ney
Memorial to Frank Ney at Swy-a-Lana Lagoon Park – Nanaimo Frank James Ney (May 12, 1918 – November 24, 1992) was the mayor of Nanaimo for twenty-one years, and served one term as a member of the Legislative Assembly of … Continue reading
Posted in history, Nanaimo, people
Tagged existing light photography, Frank Ney, Nanaimo, Swy-a-Lana Lagoon
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Oh Canada…
Maple Leaf – Royal Roads
Royal Roads – Hatley Castle
In 1906 James Dunsmuir commissioned Canadian architect Samuel Maclure to build a 40-room mansion on their estate “Hatley Park”. The building is 200 feet long and 86 feet wide; the turret is 82 feet high. Local stone, and sandstone from … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Hatley Castle, Hatley Park National Historic Site, history, museum, Navy, RCN, Royal Roads, Uncategorized, University, Vancouver Island
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Royal Roads – the museum
The museum underneath Hatley Castle at Royal Roads
Posted in history, museum, Navy, RCN, tourism, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images, Victoria
Tagged Hatley Park National Historic Site, history, museum, Navy, RCN, Royal Roads, University, Vancouver Island
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Fanny bay – seals and sealions
Seals and sealions basking in the sun on the breakwater at Fanny Bay – this sheltered section of Baynes Sound is between highway 19A and Denman Island.
Posted in Georgia Strait, marine life, nature, ocean, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged Baynes Sound, Fanny Bay, sealions, seals, Vancouver Island
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Morden coal mine
Named after Colonel W. Grant Morden, one of the chief financiers of the mine, excavation of two parallel shafts for the Pacific Coast Coal Mines (PCCM) Morden mine commenced in March 1912, one a main production shaft, the other for … Continue reading
Puntledge penstock pipeline – nuts and bolts
You may have walked alongside the Puntledge penstock pipeline many times, but have you thought about the nuts and bolts of the pipeline? Above, a concrete thrust block – these are normally used where the the pipeline direction or slope … Continue reading
Posted in photojournalism, pipeline, Puntledge, Vancouver Island
Tagged and now you know, BC Hydro, pipeline, Puntledge
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Historical notes?
1913 The original Comox Lake impoundment dam was constructed at Comox Lake outlet by Wellington Colliery company [later Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd.]. The diversion facilities, as they existed in 1950 prior to redevelopment, were comprised of the present cross-stream weir … Continue reading