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Tag Archives: abandoned
Headquarters power station
The remains of the long abandoned Headquarters power station
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Tagged abandoned, Farnham Road, Headquarters power station, history
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Headquarters – the power station
The old concrete building on Farnham Road beside the Tsolum River was built as a rough timber mill in 1912-1913, but was never operated as a mill despite being fully equipped. In the 1920s the building housed five diesel engine … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned, graffiti, Headquarters, history, Merville, ruins
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The old Meteor
An old Ford Meteor on a side road off the Puntledge penstock pipeline
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Tagged abandoned, black and white, cars, Ford Meteor, history, Puntledge penstock pipeline
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Lorna Foss
Lorna Foss (with tarped quarter deck) shortly before she sank in Deep Bay One of several derelict ships in Deep Bay, Lorna Foss sank early on the 5th of April, 2016, raising serious concerns for nearby oyster beds and the … Continue reading
Posted in abandoned, photojournalism, ships, tugs
Tagged abandoned, Baynes Sound, Deep Bay, Lorna Foss, oyster, sunk tug, tug boats, VIU
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Forbidden Plateau
The remains of the Wood Mountain ski park lodge Record snow falls during the 1998/99 La Niña storm cycle broke records across coastal BC. There was so much snow at Forbidden Plateau that the Wood Mountain lodge collapsed, ending the … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned, Comox Valley, Forbidden Plateau, graffiti, history, mountain, ski hill, Wood Mountain ski park
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Laurier II – ex 83-2
Laurier II in Deep Bay With no visible name, the Laurier was a mystery – a slowly sinking ship near Vancouver Island University’s Deep Bay Marine Field Station. Someone always knows, and the Laurier II is no longer a mystery, … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned, aquaculture, Deep Bay, history, Laurier II, Navy, RCN, shell fish, ships
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Old houses – Campbell River
A pair of old houses that have long since been abandoned as homes – a lot of stories could be told if you know who to ask…
Cumberland No. 5 Coal Mine
A nice fall day in early October seemed like a great time to set off to find the remains of the No 5 Mine. It was a great idea, but one that did not turn out as planned, as I … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned, coal mining, Cumberlnad, history, No 5 Mine
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No 8 Mine
October is a great month for walking about outdoors with a camera – clear skies, cool air, not so many people, and an amazing pallet of fall colours. A perfect day to take a visit to the remains of the … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned, coal mining, Cumberlnad, Dracs Castle, graffiti, history, No 8 Mine
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Shingle Spit – the old boats
Shingle Spit – Hornby Island The abandoned boats and ships that I see provide some very good photographic opportunities, but at the same time they are a mess and a hazard that are left for taxpayers to deal with… [fbalbum … Continue reading
Posted in abandoned, Beach, Gulf Islands, Hornby Island, ocean, ships
Tagged abandoned, beach, Gulf Islands, Hornby, ocean, Shingle Spit, wrecked boats
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