Indeed the twin power plants -- by the way as birders know a fantastic place for unusual gulls at this time of year.
Where in The Great White North is this?
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Yukon Gold Rush, Prospectors? lugging stuff over Chilkoot Pass, the boundary between Alaska (Skagway) and the Yukon Territory.a photo from the past
Now enjoy Jack Londons great short storey
https://americanenglish.state.gov/files/ae/resource_files/to-build-a-fire.pdf
It certainly looks like it. Went there once - beautiful. Only a short day visit because the rooms were all booked up for the night.
Would love to spend the night there.Right idea but not a lock
It is the dam east of Kingston that raises the St Lawrence level for the big boats and also is a hydro dam. There are locks to go around dam
One of Canada's great engineering feats
Several small towns got flooded and some historic buildings were saved and they created this
What is it ?
Know this one, Upper Canada Village.Right idea but not a lock
It is the dam north of Kingston that raises the St Lawrence level for the big boats and also is a hydro dam. There are locks to go around dam
One of Canada's great engineering feats
Several small towns got flooded and some historic buildings were saved and they created this
What is it ?
By the way one of the places flooded was the Crysler's Farm Battlefield
Yes, and they created a fake Crysler Battlefield as part of the village
The monument, erected in 1895, was moved to the village
The USA was against aristocracy. Their support of Napoleon, plus our support of the natives led to 1812 . The natives support, led by Tecumseh, saved Canada
“The acquisition of Canada this year, as far as the neighborhood of Quebec, will be a mere matter of marching; & will give us experience for the attack of Halifax the next, & the final expulsion of England from the American continent.”
— Thomas Jefferson 1812
Sleeping Giant as viewed from Thunder Bay, probably at Hillcrest parkA bit more esoteric
Cabot trail ?A rather well known roadway
BTW: Is the test limited to exteriors ? eg:
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