Monthly Archives: September 2016

Wellington Colliery Railway

On the trail to Whytes Bay An exposed section of rail from the Wellington Colliery Railway that connected to the No. 4 Mine near Whytes Bay, and further to the north on a trestle over Comox Lake to the Scott’s … Continue reading

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Perseverance Creek

Getting around the collapsed bridge over Perseverance Creek as I head to Whytes Bay

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CF-100 Canuck

Spring cleaning for the CF-100 Canuck at the Comox Air Force Museum

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The old and the new

The old and the new – my unique view of the Comox Valley Airport from the cockpit of a CF-100 Canuck

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Whytes Bay

Whytes Bay on Comox Lake The community of Whyte’s Bay was situated at the northeast corner of Comox Lake, near Cumberland, close to the long-running and productive Number Four Mine. There were many families living there till the mid-1930s, when … Continue reading

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September at Siefferts

Corn, sunflowers and pumpkins at Siefferts Farm Market in Comox

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E&N Wellcox Spur – Mile 0.69 Highway 1 bridge

The E&N Wellcox spur bridge over Highway 1 in Cedar

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E&N Wellcox Spur – Mile 0.69 Highway 1 bridge

The E&N Wellcox Spur bridge over Highway 1 in Cedar

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E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 37.60 Koksilah River overflow bridge

The E&N bridge over the Koksilah River overflow channel

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The train don’t run here anymore…

Vowels Road – near the Nanaimo Airport The pictures in this series speak for themselves – no further comment is necessary when viewing where the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway once operated the Dayliner passenger  service between Courtenay and Victoria.

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