
Comox Lake on a rather wet 26 July

- Rainfall: 8mm over 24 hours
- Measured Water Level: 133.428 metres above sea level
- 24 Hour Drop: 0.071 metres

Comox Lake on a rather wet 26 July


Hood ornaments, or automobile badges, were at one time quite beautiful – some still are, but most are pretty boring…
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Classic fire trucks lined the high end of Fifth Street in Courtenay during the Comox Valley Classic Cruisers Car Club’s 25th Annual Graffiti Bash Show& Shine car show.
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In early May 1899, the Victoria Fire Department took delivery of a brand new Brantford Ontario built Waterous 2nd size Steam Pumper, one of four that the department would eventually acquire. The engine was named for Victoria Mayor Charles E. Redfern.

The Redfern was initially drawn by a two horse team, and received three horse draft gear after 1907 as the horses also didn’t tire as quickly sharing the 5 ton load of the steamer and the response time to a fire was shorter.
The Redfern was completely rebuilt to modern standards by the Victoria Fire Department Historical Society. As when it was built, the Redfern steam pumper burns coal.
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Looking down Fifth Street toward Cliffe Avenue and the Fifth Street Bridge

Downtown Courtenay – not the largest city but big on spirit…

Another look at the Bamfield Coast Guard Station – a wonderful, if somewhat difficult place to visit.
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The Comox Glacier and a guest appearance by one of the tower cranes at the site of the new Comox Valley hospital.

Totem pole at Filberg Lodge and Park