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Category Archives: Island signs
Dirty Creek Bridge
The Bridge over Dirty Creek For some reason I felt compelled to stop and take a picture of the bridge over Dirty Creek. Perhaps because it’s an interesting name for a creek, as are Lost Shoe 1 and Lost Shoe … Continue reading
Posted in bridges, Highway 28, Island signs, Strathcona, summer
Tagged bridges, Dirty Creek, Highway 28, signs, Strathcona
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Nanaimo
The Cambie – Nanaimo
Posted in buildings, history, Island signs, Nanaimo, spring
Tagged history, Nanaimo, Spring, The Cambie
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Island signs – closed
Apparently the beach is closed near Campbell River…
Island signs – Comox Lake Dam
I’d like to think that people would understand that a dam is not a great place for swimming, but the signs at the Comox Lake dam indicate otherwise.
Posted in BC Hydro, Comox Lake, Comox Valley, Island signs
Tagged BC Hydro, Comox Lake, dam, Island signs, Puntledge River, water level
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Island signs – Highway 30
Highway 30, aka Port Alice Road I stopped near Keogh on Highway 19 between Port Hardy and Port McNeill, at the Highway 30 junction. The 30 km highway goes to Port Alice…
Posted in Highway 30, Island signs, North Island
Tagged Highway 30, North Island, Port Alice
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The train don’t run here anymore…
The mile post for the bridge over the south fork of Cook Creek. The train don’t run here anymore…
Posted in E&N, history, Island signs, rail, The train don’t run here anymore, trains
Tagged E & N Railway, history, rail, The train don’t run here anymore, trains
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Honey
There’s a lot of history to be seen while driving Along Highway 19A toward Campbell River – bits and pieces of what was once a vibrant tourist destination, now bypassed at 120 kmh by Highway 19. Honey – near Stories … Continue reading
Words on trees
I have no idea who Emily is, but at least I know her first name and that she or a friend or an ex boyfriend carved her name into this tree. T.L B is a complete puzzle – perhaps it’s … Continue reading