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Tag Archives: Highway 19
Nanoose Bay – Red Gap
Red Gap was the location of small settlement and a lumber mill on the shore of Nanoose Bay. Rotting pilings and bricks are all that remain.
Posted in Beach, Birds, Georgia Strait, Nanoose, ocean
Tagged beach, birds, Georgia Strait, Highway 19, history, Nanoose, ocean
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Elk Falls mill
The Elk Falls mill – one of many mill that have shut down
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Tagged Campbell River, forestry, Highway 19, history, mill, North Island, Uncategorized
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Browns Bay – rail car breakwater
The rail car breakwater at Browns Bay – a series of old tank cars…
Posted in Birds, nature, North Island
Tagged birds, Highway 19, marina, nature, North Island, ocean, ships
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Browns Bay Marina
Browns Bay Marina on Seymour Narrows – pretty…
Posted in North Island
Tagged Brown’s Bay packing, Highway 19, marina, North Island, ocean, ships
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Nimpkish River bridge
Nimpkish River bridge The Nimpkish River is the longest river on the Island, originating on the west slope of Mount Alston, flowing northwest into Nimpkish Lake and then north into the Broughton Strait 8 km east of Port McNeill
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Tagged bridge, Highway 19, North Island, river
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Union Bay – Once there was a pier…
The remains of one of the coal loading piers in Union Bay
Posted in Beach, Georgia Strait, nature, ocean, Union Bay
Tagged Baynes Sound, coal, Georgia Strait, Highway 19, history, Union Bay
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Union Bay–another look around
Panoramic images from the former site of the Union Bay coal loading facility You can likely use typical mobile device controls to scroll around the image, as well as zoom in and out. On a computer the mouse can be … Continue reading
Posted in Beach, Georgia Strait, nature, ocean, panorama, Union Bay
Tagged Baynes Sound, coal, Georgia Strait, Highway 19, history.panorama, Union Bay
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Union Bay – a look around
A Panoramic image from the former site of the Union Bay coal loading facility You can likely use typical mobile device controls to scroll around the image, as well as zoom in and out. On a computer the mouse … Continue reading
Posted in Beach, Georgia Strait, nature, ocean, panorama, Union Bay
Tagged Baynes Sound, coal, Georgia Strait, Highway 19, history, panorama, Union Bay
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Union Bay–a window into the past
A look at a cross section of the causeway that was underneath the rail line that ran out to the Union Bay coal washing plant and loading pier. A section of the wire wound wood pipes that ran out to … Continue reading
Posted in Beach, Georgia Strait, nature, ocean, Union Bay
Tagged Baynes Sound, coal, Georgia Strait, Highway 19, history, Union Bay
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Union Bay – a moment in time
Union Bay – walking along where the coal trains once ran
Posted in Beach, Georgia Strait, nature, ocean, Union Bay
Tagged Baynes Sound, coal, Georgia Strait, Highway 19, history, Union Bay
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