Monthly Archives: September 2016

E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 124.98 Macey Road

The E&N crossing at Macey Road The Macey Road crossing offers a very nice view of Baynes Sound and Fanny Bay

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E&N Victoria Subdivision – Milepost 125

The milepost for mile 125, near Macey Road in Fanny Bay

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E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 58.22 Ladysmith Station

The E&N (VIA) station in Ladysmith

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E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 38.0 Miller Road

The E&N crossing at Miller Road

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Scholarship

Scholarship transporting students in the Gulf Islands Scholarship is a water taxi that that transports high school students from Sturdies Bay on  Galiano, and Miners Bay on Mayne Island, to Ganges Harbour on Salt Spring. The water taxi currently transports … Continue reading

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Lines and towers

Lines and towers – Metrotown

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BC Ferries – Queen of Alberni

Queen of Alberni at the BC Ferries terminal in Tsawwassen

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Hydrostatic Releases

Hydrostatic releases on one of the BC Ferries Hydrostatic releases are handy little devices are used to automatically deploy inflatable life rafts when a ship sinks. Water pressure activates the device when it descends 1.5m below the surface, and when … Continue reading

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BC Ferries – Queen of New Westminster

BC Ferries Queen of New Westminster crossing Georgia Strait

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The Hub City

Despite being called The Harbour City,  Nanaimo to me shall always be The Hub City According to Wikipedia: The City was previously known as the “Hub City” which has been attributed to its original layout design where the streets radiated … Continue reading

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