Although I just had this roll of film developed in January,
the pictures are much older. These pictures were actually taken in
spring to early summer of 2000 (One photo on the roll had a picture of a calendar
showing June 11). Here are the selected photos from this roll.
Back in the spring of 2000 (March or April), while I was still working for West Fraser, I did some layout in the Kemano Area with Rob Munson. During this time we had to stay in camp for three weeks (weekdays in camp, weekends at home). The first bunch of photos on this film were taken around the camp. This picture is of the living area in the bunkhouse that we stayed at. The places were quite comfortable, but there was very little to do.
The next bunch of photos that I took were outdoor shots at various locations that I was working for West Fraser. This particular photo is taken in the Falls River area. The setting that I was laying out when we were here was actually the last setting that I worked on before I left West Fraser. I did not like this area at all, as I had seen several different Grizzly Bears wandering around, including a sow with two cubs, not to mention Black Bears I had seen in the block. I really don't like bears!
This is a shot of me back in my West Fraser days. I believe that this shot was taken in the Dala River area. The mountains in the area are very nice.
A nice picture of a waterfall, with the sun shining overhead. I'm not really sure where this is, but I think that it may be in the back end of Dahlaks Creek (which is in the Dala River area).
Here is a shot of Nechako Elementary School in Kitimat, taken from the house I used to live in on Mallard Street in Kitimat. I'm not sure why the RCMP vehicle is parked on the lawn.
When I lived at Mallard Street in 2000, I planted a flower garden. This is a shot of the garden taken in June. I find gardening very relaxing. Hopefully I have more shots of the garden from later in the summer when it was thriving.
This is a picture of Mallard Street taken from the next door neighbour's driveway. It is quite possible that this is the last photo of my Skoda that I took, but I won't know that for sure until I've developed a couple more rolls of film. Also in the picture is my old West Fraser company truck.
Back in the spring of 2000 (March or April), while I was still working for West Fraser, I did some layout in the Kemano Area with Rob Munson. During this time we had to stay in camp for three weeks (weekdays in camp, weekends at home). The first bunch of photos on this film were taken around the camp. This picture is of the living area in the bunkhouse that we stayed at. The places were quite comfortable, but there was very little to do.
The next bunch of photos that I took were outdoor shots at various locations that I was working for West Fraser. This particular photo is taken in the Falls River area. The setting that I was laying out when we were here was actually the last setting that I worked on before I left West Fraser. I did not like this area at all, as I had seen several different Grizzly Bears wandering around, including a sow with two cubs, not to mention Black Bears I had seen in the block. I really don't like bears!
This is a shot of me back in my West Fraser days. I believe that this shot was taken in the Dala River area. The mountains in the area are very nice.
A nice picture of a waterfall, with the sun shining overhead. I'm not really sure where this is, but I think that it may be in the back end of Dahlaks Creek (which is in the Dala River area).
Here is a shot of Nechako Elementary School in Kitimat, taken from the house I used to live in on Mallard Street in Kitimat. I'm not sure why the RCMP vehicle is parked on the lawn.
When I lived at Mallard Street in 2000, I planted a flower garden. This is a shot of the garden taken in June. I find gardening very relaxing. Hopefully I have more shots of the garden from later in the summer when it was thriving.
This is a picture of Mallard Street taken from the next door neighbour's driveway. It is quite possible that this is the last photo of my Skoda that I took, but I won't know that for sure until I've developed a couple more rolls of film. Also in the picture is my old West Fraser company truck.