Monthly Archives: January 2018

Vanishing Vancouver Island

Another old barn that soon will be a faded memory – Forbidden Plateau Road

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ALPULP VII

ALPULP VII in Port Alberni This little tug was built in 1978 by Alberni Engineering & Shipyard Ltd. She was originally owned by MacMillan Bloedel Ltd.

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Puntledge penstock pipeline – valve chamber

The valve chamber on the original Puntledge penstock pipeline This is an interesting piece of Comox Valley history – but it’s also one that is gone as BC Hydro removed the old crumbling pipeline for safety reasons.

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Puntledge penstock pipelines

The old and the current Puntledge penstock pipelines – a bit of Comox Valley history

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Along the pipeline – graffiti

Some of the graffiti on the steel section of Punteldge penstock pipeline is actually pretty good street art. Some of it- just senseless tagging.

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Port Alberni – Tugs

Tugs in Port Alberni

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Frances Barkley

Lady Rose Marine’s Frances Barkley heading into Bamfield

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Buttle Lake – a fall day

The far end of Buttle Lake – Strathcona Provincial Park

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Buttle Lake – a fall day

A beautiful  fall day at Buttle Lake – Strathcona Provincial Park

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Black and white – Nanaimo rail dock

CP Rail’s MV Princess of Vancouver (from www.clydeships.co.uk) During her service with Canadian Pacific, Princess of Vancouver made three round trips daily between Vancouver and Nanaimo, carrying rail cars, automobiles, tractor trailers and passengers. At one point she carried my … Continue reading

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