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Started out with an Olypmus 2100UZ, then to a Nikon D-40 & D-70 when the D-40 DIED WHILE IN YELLOWSTONE !!!, then now to a Nikon 300D
Travelling around BC by 4x4, and using a rental motorhome to go into the western USA.
These cabins were built in the early 1900s by workers at the nearby Brett mine. The mine was in production from 1900 to 1904, in 1910 and again in 1962. The total amount of ore extracted was 9177 tonnes which yielded 21.4 kilograms of gold. The mine was worked on several levels but most of the production came from the "49er" level.
This road is used by ordinary vehicles trying to get to the houses in Seton Portage, and the country community of the "Ponderosa". An RV would, no doubt, have a hard time with this hill though. It's at quite a steep incline going up and then this corner is at the top of it.
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Started out with an Olypmus 2100UZ, then to a Nikon D-40 & D-70 when the D-40 DIED WHILE IN YELLOWSTONE !!!, then now to a Nikon 300D
Travelling around BC by 4x4, and using a rental motorhome to go into the western USA.
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These cabins were built in the early 1900s by workers at the nearby Brett mine. The mine was in production from 1900 to 1904, in 1910 and again in 1962. The total amount of ore extracted was 9177 tonnes which yielded 21.4 kilograms of gold. The mine was worked on several levels but most of the production came from the "49er" level.
Gran imagen Danny Xu, visité tu galería y me resultó muy bella, cordiales saludos
Mi favorita.
Saludos.
John--this was through the window of a chopper as I recall.
This road is used by ordinary vehicles trying to get to the houses in Seton Portage, and the country community of the "Ponderosa". An RV would, no doubt, have a hard time with this hill though. It's at quite a steep incline going up and then this corner is at the top of it.
Fabulous shot!!
Paw prints in the outter ring of the Grand Prismatic Ring Geyser.
I hope I have placed it right for the Golden Gate of the Yellowstone =)
I think you meant PUT in =) Boy the lake water was like glass that day
Around the shores of Skaha Lake