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#601
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South side Yates.............the Capital
North side Yates..............The Odeon, The Plaza, The Dominion, The Atlas |
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#602
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I can't remember if this has been mentioned before, but I would really like if someone here would try this technique with local photos. It's amazing.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/lookingintothepast/
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"Beaver, ahoy!" "Victoria is too hopeless. She could never have bothered to arrange or house, all her top men are ossified.” -Emily Carr |
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![]() Date: Sep. 18, 1938 Description (Slide): C-5= White Kodiak bear at Victoria, B.C. Z00 Cushman Description (Notebook): C-5: white Kodiak bear; Victoria Zoo. |
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#604
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I believe that was actually a Kermode Bear. In other words, a white black bear and not a Kodiak (brown) bear.
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#605
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Then it would be Ursus, the Beacon Hill Park Bear.
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#606
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That's one casual bear. Or one mighty depressed bear. Take your pick.
Some more interesting archival pics: ![]() http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/sn-1...24/d_09330.txt ![]() http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/sn-1...24/d_09331.txt ![]() http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/sn-1...27/e_02650.txt
Last edited by aastra; 04-23-2010 at 09:08 AM. |
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#607
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I always like seeing those very old buildings with very large windows. Conventional wisdom says a building must have small windows to fit in with the old town area. But it just ain't so.
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#608
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Robin buildig nest on column of Christ Church Cathedral under construction - ca. 1926 |
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#609
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Apparently there's a fossil of that robin and its nest inside the cathedral.
It's a very old cathedral. |
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#610
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This is a photo courtesy of the TC. The caption said:
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#611
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There are some pretty cool pics around of the Sedco Platform when complete though not going to dig them up right now.
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"Beaver, ahoy!" "Victoria is too hopeless. She could never have bothered to arrange or house, all her top men are ossified.” -Emily Carr |
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#613
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Check these out!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bishops...th/4911843848/ |
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#614
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Looks familar. The oil rig and remember all those dead whales at Sealand. I think Miracle was the last.
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