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E&N Railway locks…

The train don’t run here anymore, but things are still locked up.

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The train don’t run here anymore…

No trains going but lots of plants growing…

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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.

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Craig Heritage Park

  Craig Heritage Park – Parksville

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Abandoned

An abandoned house – or is it just empty not likely to be filled again?

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Petroglyph Provincial Park

Petroglyph Provincial Park – south of Nanaimo Petroglyph Provincial Park was established in 1948 to protect the petroglyphs that were created over 1,000 years ago by First Nations peoples. The traditional carvings in the sandstone bluffs depict everything from mystical … Continue reading

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Abandoned house

An abandoned house – devoid of occupants but full of memories

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Comox Lake – the old water tank

The old wood stave water tank above the Comox Lake Campground

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Chevrolet Maple Leaf

Chevrolet Maple Leaf – BCATP Museum, Brandon, Manitoba The Chevrolet Maple Leaf was a 3 ton truck equipped with a 248 cu. in. in-line 6 fed to a two speed rear axle with 18 inch Military split rim wheels through … Continue reading

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Bristol Bolingbroke MK IV IVT 9944

Bristol Bolingbroke on display in Brandon, Manitoba In 1937 the Bristol Aeroplane Co. developed the Bolingbroke as an improved version of the Blenheim Mk. I, light bomber. Development of the Bolingbroke was handed over to the RCAF, and Fairchild Aircraft, … Continue reading

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