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A Snowy Day In Greenwood
A snowy day in the Air Park at the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum
Posted in 14 Wing Greenwood, A bit of Nova Scotia, airplanes, Annapolis County, Annapolis Valley, Atlantic Canada, CFB Greenwood, history, museum, Nova Scotia, snow, winter
Tagged air force, air planes, Greenwood, Greenwood Military Aviation Museum, history, museum, Nova Scotia, RCAF
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Donmarel
The tug Donmarel in Port Alberni
Posted in British Columbia, Port Alberni, ships, tugs, Vancouver Island
Tagged Highway 4, history, marina, Port Alberni, ships, tug, tug boat, Winter
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Pacific Force and Anglo-Canadian-VIII
The tugs Pacific Force and Anglo-Canadian-VIII in Port Alberni
Posted in British Columbia, Port Alberni, ships, tugs, Vancouver Island
Tagged Highway 4, history, marina, Port Alberni, ships, tug, tug boat, Winter
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Pacific Crest
The tug Pacific Crest in Port Alberni
Posted in British Columbia, Port Alberni, ships, tugs, Vancouver Island
Tagged Highway 4, history, marina, Port Alberni, ships, tug, tug boat, Winter
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Donmarel
The tug Donmarel in Port Alberni
Posted in British Columbia, Port Alberni, ships, tugs, Vancouver Island
Tagged Highway 4, history, marina, Port Alberni, ships, tug, tug boat, Winter
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Nova Scotia Lighthouse – Carter Island
Carter Island Lighthouse – entrance to Lockeport
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Tagged Atlantic Canada, Canada, Digby, history, lighthouse, Nova Scotia, ocean, Point Prim, Spring
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Point Prim wharf
The rapidly deteriorating fishing infrastructure – Point Prim
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, Atlantic Canada, black and white, Digby County, Nova Scotia, ocean
Tagged Atlantic Canada, Canada, Digby, history, lighthouse, Nova Scotia, ocean, Point Prim, Spring
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Nova Scotia Lighthouse – Point Prim
Point Prim Lighthouse
Pacific Force
The tug Pacific Force in Port Alberni
Posted in British Columbia, highway, Highway 4, ships, tugs, Vancouver Island
Tagged Highway 4, history, marina, Port Alberni, ships, Winter
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E&N Port Subdivision
Well now – this is a bit of a pickled as I can’t remember if this is the E&N railway Port Subdivision crossing of Lockport Creek or Pipeline Creek. Either way, the train doesn’t run here anymore, or anywhere … Continue reading
Posted in British Columbia, E&N, Highway 4, The train don’t run here anymore, Vancouver Island, Vanishing Vancouver Island
Tagged E&N, history, rail, rail road, rail way
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