Category Archives: Vanishing Vancouver Island

Comox Valley Barn

Just a barn near Merville

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Headquarters – old cans

I spotted a splash of blue while poking about in the area between the old Headquarters power station and the Tsolum River – being me I had to take a look to see what it was. A can – and … Continue reading

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Port Alberni – the marine railway

The marine railway in Port Alberni

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Alberni Inlet – Kildonan

Kildonan is a small village located on the east side of Uchuchklesit Inlet, on the north side of the lower reaches of Alberni Inlet – if you want to visit, you either take a float plane or travel on a … Continue reading

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

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Nanaimo – clouds, ships, and water

A series of three time lapse videos shot at at the Nanaimo Marina Boat Basin & W.E. Mills Landing.

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Just an old house – one of many buildings that are fading away and vanishing

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Vanishing Vancouver Island

Just an old house – one of many buildings that are fading away and vanishing

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Honey

There’s a lot of history to be seen while driving Along Highway 19A toward Campbell River – bits and pieces of what was once a vibrant tourist destination, now bypassed at 120 kmh by Highway 19. Honey – near Stories … Continue reading

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