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Gatineau Park( 11.10.05 )

UPDATE: Before anyone else asks me, and to answer Derrick's question, im not sure what this is but it's located at Meech Lake, Gatineau Park. I think it's an old mill of some sorts and it was used for some geological survey. I go often, I will remember to read the sign next time. And no.. this web site is still not completed.

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Great photo! Where, in Gatineau Park, is that?
Posted by: Joan on 11.10.05

So what is this? Just a wall in the middle of nowhere? Haha
Posted by: Derrick on 11.10.05

Cool pic, looks alot like that haunted house in Dundas. You know the one....where teenagers go to see just how brave they really are!
Posted by: Barb on 11.10.05

this one is really amazing.
Posted by: pope on 11.10.05

I'm curious about the large pipe jetting out of the ground.
Posted by: Ed on 11.10.05

I've been here before actually. It's where Algonquin takes you on your first photo field trip in the photo program. Also, when you first get introduced to all the pot heads. Which just happened to be everyone in the class.
Posted by: jtrapper on 11.10.05

I googled it and this is called the Thomas Carbide Wilson ruins. You can read more about him here: http://collections.ic.gc.ca/heirloom_series/volume4/192-193.htm
Posted by: christina on 11.10.05

Carbide Wilson. Pioneer in the making of cheap acetylene. This was his hydroelectric generation station if I remember correctly, which is unlikely.
Posted by: Carbide Wilson on 11.10.05

Brilliant Photo!
Posted by: Jesse Yardley on 11.12.05

Great shot of something that is damaged and not useful anymore.
Posted by: zjootsuite on 11.17.05

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UPDATE: Before anyone else asks me, and to answer Derrick's question, im not sure what this is but it's located at Meech Lake, Gatineau Park. I think it's an old mill of some sorts and it was used for some geological survey. I go often, I will remember to read the sign next time. And no.. this web site is still not completed.
More Nature Photos :: Comments (10) Great photo! Where, in Gatineau Park, is that? Posted by: Joan on 11.10.05 So what is this? Just a wall in the middle of nowhere? Haha Posted by: Derrick on 11.10.05 Cool pic, looks alot like that haunted house in Dundas. You know the one....where teenagers go to see just how brave they really are! Posted by: Barb on 11.10.05 this one is really amazing. Posted by: pope on 11.10.05 I'm curious about the large pipe jetting out of the ground. Posted by: Ed on 11.10.05 I've been here before actually. It's where Algonquin takes you on your first photo field trip in the photo program. Also, when you first get introduced to all the pot heads. Which just happened to be everyone in the class. Posted by: jtrapper on 11.10.05 I googled it and this is called the Thomas Carbide Wilson ruins. You can read more about him here: http://collections.ic.gc.ca/heirloom_series/volume4/192-193.htm Posted by: christina on 11.10.05 Carbide Wilson. Pioneer in the making of cheap acetylene. This was his hydroelectric generation station if I remember correctly, which is unlikely. Posted by: Carbide Wilson on 11.10.05 Brilliant Photo! Posted by: Jesse Yardley on 11.12.05 Great shot of something that is damaged and not useful anymore. Posted by: zjootsuite on 11.17.05 Post a comment Name: Email: URL: Comment: Remember info?