wanders about with cameras
CCGS Clarks Harbour is a Canadian Coast Guard Arun-class lifeboat
Heading into Glacier National Park – another small piece of Canada through the windshield…
Island Sky approaching Saltspring Island
A bit of a mystery here, as I had a difficult time researching what I was looking at in this time-lapse video shot across Ontario Highway 11 from an interpretive trail. Google maps thinks this area is Hardrock Mines or Macleod. It might be, but according to the Ontario government, this is the MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mine Head Frame, in Geraldton, Ontario.
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines Ltd, was incorporated in 1933, and in the spring of 1934, the company sank No. 1 shaft. In 1936 the company sank No. 2 shaft.
The MacLeod-Cockshutt gold mine started operations in 1938, with the first gold brick being poured on 19 May, 1938. The mine was operated or for 32 years, producing 180,576 ounces of gold before closing in July of 1970.
Another small piece of Canada…
Klotz Lake Provincial Park – a small section of Ontario
Klotz Lake is a small day-use area on Highway 11, west of Longlac, Ontario. I shot some real-time and time-lapse video for your pleasure…
The Port of Nanaimo building is the Nanaimo Cruise Ship center, and Helijet’s Nanaimo flight base.
A moment in time driving through Keremeos on BC Highway 3A. Dry as dirt, hot as heck, and the stunningly beautiful K Mountain…
Queen of Burnaby on her last trip out of the BC Ferries terminal in Little River
Heading out of Edmunston on Highway 2 – another small piece of Canada through the windshield…
BC Highway 97 is fun to drive as you head into Osoyoos from the east, and the view of the town and Osoyoos Lake is spectacular.
