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Tag Archives: BC Hydro
Island Signs
Island Signs – this one one the access road to BC Hydro’s Puntledge Generation Station. It’s an important sign as the level of the Puntledge River can change rapidly due to changes in discharge from Comox Lake into the Upper … Continue reading
Posted in forest, hiking, nature, signs, Vancouver Island
Tagged BC Hydro, Island signs, Puntledge Generation Station, road signs, Vancouver Island
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Towering into the distance
BC Hydro power transmission lines appear to disappear into the mountains as they head toward the Comox Glacier – if not for BC Hydro and forestry, there would be by far fewer recreational areas on Vancouver Island.
Posted in forest, hiking, nature, Vancouver Island
Tagged BC Hydro, Comox Glacier, Courtenay, nature, power lines, Vancouver Island
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Comox Lake
Comox Lake with the Comox Glacier in the background. Besides being the reservoir for the Courtenay and Comox water supply, Comox Lake is also the water supply for the BC Hydro Puntledge Generation Station. The lake was at one … Continue reading
Posted in history, lakes, logging, mountains, nature, Vancouver Island
Tagged BC Hydro, clouds, Comox, Comox Glacier, Comox Lake, forestry, history, logging, nature, Puntledge, water shed
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A bridge too far
An idyllic day until you see the boys way too close to the upstream inlet of the BC Hydro Comox Lake dam.
Posted in Puntledge, river
Tagged BC Hydro, Comox Lake, dam safety, logging roads, Puntledge, summer, swimming
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Nile Creek – BC Hydro
The BC Hydro Nile Creek Shore Terminal Facility – the Vancouver Island side of the 525 kV underwater power cable from the west Texada Island Cable Terminal.
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Tagged BC Hydro, Nile Creek, power cable, Uncategorized, Vancouver Island
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John Hart Generating Station
The BC Hydro John Hart Generation Station – Hwy 28 near Campbell River. More images in a Facebook album…
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Tagged BC Hydro, Campbell River, John Hart, power station, Uncategorized
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Canyon View trail
At the BC Hydro John Hart Generation Station – Hwy 28 near Campbell River. [fbalbum url=”https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.242962669160785.1073741967.123247217798998&type=3&uploaded=18″ size=”187″]
Posted in bridges, hiking
Tagged BC Hydro, bridge, Campbell River, hiking, John Hart, river, trails
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Comox Lake
Low water and a fresh snowfall at Comox Lake.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged BC Hydro, Comox, Comox Lake, Courtenay, dam, snow, Uncategorized, Winter
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