these large pipes direct the water down to the turbines. Each section was something like 200 tons
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Holidays '05 - Revelstoke
We spent a couple of days in Revelstoke checking out some the main attractions. Namely, the Revelsoke Dam, the CPR Museum, and Mt. Revelstoke Park. We hit the park at peak flower season and it was amazing. It was about 35 degrees, which caused some haze in the valleys. So we didn't get to see that far, but it was spectacular none the less.
Sunday, August 28, 2005
these large pipes direct the water down to the turbines. Each section was something like 200 tons
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- Name: yantski
- Location: Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
I enjoy hiking, cycling, geocaching and photography. My most recent interest is photography. I hope that over the next few years, I will develop my skills as a photographer and be able to classify myself as professional. I like to visit areas and places with a visible history.
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