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April 23, 2014
April 23, 2014
April 23, 2014 - No. 113 - One photo a day, -4 C,
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Lac La Hache, BC
Lac La Hache, BC
Lac La Hache, BC
Lac La Hache, BC
Frost does not seem to hurt these… -2C
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Spring is here….finally!
Our Bonneville.
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Sand and gravel removal from the streets.
BBD Head Quarters
Rail Yard, Quesnel, BC
Railroad Station Quesnel, British Columbia
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West Fraser Road, Buck Ridge.
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Quesnel, BC
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April 22, 2014 - No. 112 - One photo a day, + 2 C,
Ice on the move at Lac La Hache, British Columbia.
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Killiweb it moves from the south end towards the north end.
A small river the San Jose River flows north to Williams Lake and from there into the Fraser River which ends up in the Pacific Ocean about 600 km from here.
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