Photos by ragemanchoo82 : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

...This comment cannot be displayed?? When did that start happening on here? I didn't start seeing it till recently

Do you get to this area very often? If you ever go back you should get some photos of the old Pixieland site, its just to the south of the bridge, on the south side of the river.

Yes. This is his final resting place on top of a hill overlooking his land

This is an old WWII pillbox but was built to protect the railway - I don't know when the line was closed but it is now a nice walk.

You're right -- I meant northeast. My mistake.

Its interesting the house can be toured. Official residences can't usually be toured like that. Perhaps the second and third floors are off-limits? I think I like the house's second incarnation, completed in 1903, the most... http://www.ltgov.bc.ca/govhouse/history.htm

Most of these were pushed over by vandals in October 2009. :( Four people were caught earlier today.

http://www.kmtr.com/news/local/story/Four-arrested-for-cemetery-vandalism/K3unHmoCZ0CRux_5W1i5tg.cspx

Wrong, Tiger does not own the house. It is owned by Gary and Angelica DiSilvestri. They put much more into it than they are asking.

An update... http://www.indianexpress.com/news/threemember-team-set-up-to-investigate-radioactive-ship/530071/

There used to be two different lightkeeper houses. One was razed in 1940. This one photographed here remains. This might sound like a funny question.. in this photo, you can see the razed house is on the right, nearest the camera.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/56/Headkeeperhouse_1900.jpg

But there's a huge fenced yard, the razed house being at the east. At the present we have the the surviving house sitting at the spot which appears to be where the razed house stood. Was the surviving house moved??