Random Pictures Thread

rknight111 · Sep 23, 2022

Caper11 said:
Is that the old truck stop?

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Yes. Right now the extremely mouldy truck stop. Remember stopping at this place when I was a kid.

sirkdev · Sep 23, 2022

Mold is that why it shut down? Always wondered. Or just the obvious management thing

rknight111 · Sep 23, 2022

sirkdev said:
Mold is that why it shut down? Always wondered. Or just the obvious management thing

No. The building has been vacant for approximately 15 years. The roof has been leaking and there was about 1' of ice on the entire building every winter.

cattechsummitrider · Sep 23, 2022

freeflorider said:
Agreed! This is another favourite lately. It’s a little easier on the bank account to.

Will have to try it sometime

TylerG · Sep 23, 2022

rknight111 said:
Yes. Right now the extremely mouldy truck stop. Remember stopping at this place when I was a kid.

You can remember that far back?

tmo1620 · Sep 24, 2022

rknight111 said:
Yes. Right now the extremely mouldy truck stop. Remember stopping at this place when I was a kid.

Ya I remember stopping there back in the 90’s with my parents every time we were in our way home from Calgary

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ferniesnow · Sep 28, 2022

Shuswap Lake Provincial Park out of Scotch Creek, BC is a cool place for seniors and family camping. Lots of single track bike/hiking trails, miles of beach, interesting nature things, and warm water.
The butt end is 1,215 cm or 4.5’ and look at size of that branch!
Maybe an outside place of worship with highly polished rock benches.

RJP · Sep 28, 2022

Thought way to long about going for a ride, luckily I didn’t have a quarter.

Sessionsdoo · Sep 28, 2022

Damn cross ditches.... why they got to do one ever 500ft

Stompin Tom · Sep 29, 2022

Sessionsdoo said:
Damn cross ditches.... why they got to do one ever 500ft

Deactivations. Must be done as per government rules when leaving a logging site. Built to stop erosion and allow water to flow.

Sessionsdoo · Sep 29, 2022

Stompin Tom said:
Deactivations. Must be done as per government rules when leaving a logging site. Built to stop erosion and allow water to flow.

Do they have to deactivate all fsr now in bc or do they leave some? In talking fsr into cut blocks

Notice they are doing way more deactivations now a days. Also have gone back and done ones that haven't been for years and years.

Stompin Tom · Sep 29, 2022

Sessionsdoo said:
Do they have to deactivate all fsr now in bc or do they leave some? In talking fsr into cut blocks

Notice they are doing way more deactivations now a days. Also have gone back and done ones that haven't been for years and years.

It is written into your contract before you log. Some roads deactivated, others not, basically if they feel the road will be needed for future expansion, no deactivation, if road is for limited time use, must be deactivated. If you see roads being built with culverts, good chance they wont be deactivated.

Roads cause allot of water build up leading to unstable soil conditions, mud slides, creek contamination, so must be deactivated so water can flow properly.

DaveB · Sep 30, 2022

The old Ronson lube I found in granddads shop many years ago. Smells sweet….smells like a “proprietary” garage door lube I used back in the 80’s when I installed garage doors. Good chit.