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Author Archives: OldFart
Lime Kiln Bay Texada Island British Columbia
Lime Kiln Bay used to be home to a small settlement as well as a Lime Kiln Factory, in the early years my father and his family used to reside there for a short time. Although I have no family pictures … Continue reading
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Tagged Abandon places, Lime Kiln, Lime Kiln Bay, Powell River, Texada
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The Story of Bernie, the Loco Engineer. Khartoon Lake, Third Lake Lois Lake Powell River BC
Now this story I have heard a few versions of, the location is always within a certain area but never precise, but its funny. I have heard more times that this took place where the Salmon Hatchery is on Third … Continue reading
Powell River BC, The Lost Loco of Spring Lake
The lost loco of spring lake, did we find it, or did we find something else Continue reading
Haslam Lake Railroad
Years and years ago in Halsam Lake Powell River, there was once upon a time a railroad, this railroad once went as far as Duck and Mud Lakes, and to LangBay, Myrtle Point, and even Grief Point. Later in the years, this railway … Continue reading
Jim Brown Creek Artifact
One day when I was visiting a local store here, a gentleman walked in and wanted the store owner to buy this item, He claimed that he found it on a stump when he was logging the Jim Brown Creek … Continue reading
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Tagged Jim Brown Creek, Powell Lake, Powell River BC, Powell River British Columbia
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Spring Lake Camp May 20 2009
Spring Lake Camp was a logging camp in the Powell River area in the early 1900’s, with more than a dozen bunkhouses, 15 other buildings, and over 200 men who worked hard and logged harder. Sitting high in the hills … Continue reading
Sunken Boat on Loon Lake – Inland Lake
See the Sunken Boat on Loon Lake Continue reading
Something we have located in Nanton Lake BC
I was told there was maybe an old train sitting in the lake, I use google earth to research my area before I go there, when I was looking on google earth I noticed something near the shore, it did … Continue reading
The Forgotton Logging Camp on Powell Lake British Columbia
Where is the Forgotton Logging Camp on Powell Lake? Continue reading →