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Tag Archives: industry
Radio Controlled Trains – Wright’s Cove
Radio controlled trains – beware! There I was in town-town (the city, HRM…) with some time on my hands, so I decided to take a drive down Wrights Cove Road to see if I could get a glimpse of Wrights … Continue reading
Posted in Halifax, history, Nova Scotia, rail
Tagged Atlantic Canada, gypsum, Halifax, history, industry, National Gypsum, Nova Scotia, rail, train
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Wood chip barges
Seaspan barges full of wood chips at Catalyst Paper – Crofton
Posted in ocean, ships
Tagged Catalyst Paper, Crofton, industry, ocean, paper mill, Seaspan, ships, wood chips
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Rosewall dry land log sort
BCF Rosewall Log Sort – Mud Bay Mud Bay is a shallow water muddy bay on Baynes Sound, between Union Bay and Fanny Bay. It was a flag stop when the E&N passenger service ran and was once serviced to … Continue reading
Posted in logging, time lapse, vehicles, video
Tagged Baynes Sound, dry land log sort, forestry, Highway 19A, industry, log sort, machinery, time lapse, timelapse, Vancouver Island
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The quarry
I saw this sand and gravel quarry on a trip to Horne Lake, and thought that it might be an interesting subject for a time lapse video. I think that it was…
Posted in time lapse, Vancouver Island, vehicles, video
Tagged gravel pit, industry, machinery, quarry, rock sorter, time lapse, timelapse, Vancouver Island
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Fauxtoart – Johnson Street Bridge
The seemingly endless Johnston Street Bridge replacement project…
Posted in ships, Victoria
Tagged bridges, construction site, cranes, Fauxtoart, fish boat, industry, Johnson Street Bridge, ships, Victoria
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Victoria – Johnson Street Bridge
My view of the Johnston Street Bridge replacement project
Posted in bridges, fishing boats, ships, Victoria
Tagged bridges, cranes, fish boat, industry, Johnson Street Bridge, ships, Victoria
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Ladysmith log sort
A quick look at the Timber West Ladysmith Dryland Sort
Nystar Mine – core samples
You may have noticed the rows of sheds if you’ve driven through Stratchona Provincial Park on your way to the Myra Falls trailhead. They contain carefully labeled boxes full of rock core samples from with the mines in the Nystar … Continue reading
Posted in Strathcona, summer
Tagged industry, Lake, mine, mining, mountain, Nystar mine, Strathcona Provincial Park, summer, Vancouver Island, Westmin
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Strathcona – Nystar Mine
The Nystar Mine in Strathcona Provincial Park I’m not against mining as long as it is conducted in a responsible manner that protects nature – sadly the track record within British Columbia is dismal and there have been some notable … Continue reading
Posted in lakes, mountains, nature, Strathcona, summer
Tagged clouds, industry, Lake, mine, mining, mountain, nature, Nystar mine, Strathcona Provincial Park, summer, Vancouver Island, Westmin
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Brechin Point fuel terminal
The Suncor fuel terminal storage tanks at Brechin Point The Brechin Point terminal receives barges of fuel from Burrard Terminal to distribute to customers on Vancouver Island.
Posted in history, Nanaimo, spring
Tagged fuel tanks, history, industry, Nanaimo, Spring
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