AUTHOR: Robin Rowland
DATE: 2/19/2006 10:28:00 AM
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I have been going through some old negatives and found a shot I took as a kid, sometime between 1960 and 1963 of a long conveyer belt along a CN rail line in northern British Columbia.


I had a model railroad then and was snapping interesting rail line shots whenever I could. I am not sure if it was near my home in Kitimat or taken somewhere else during a vacation.

I remember wandering what the conveyer was used for then and I am even more curious now.

I am going to post this picture on one of the forums to find out what the answer may be.

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