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On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 23:20:46 -0500, Sj wrote:

Nice pic ... where taken & where were you?

Sj
I'm guessing he was up in the air! Balloon or plane?

Sj wrote in news75r93pta34c7dtagmhfqsk8r1s7fnvs6a@
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Nice pic ... where taken & where were you?

Sj

Georgia Strait - much of this traffic is from lumber mills on the lower
Fraser to the paper mill at Crofton on Vancouver Island

I was on a plane arriving at YVR (Vancouver International Airport) from
Toronto - many more pics from that jaunt on flickr but this is the only one
with on topic material for this group.

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Sj wrote:
On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 15:15:02 GMT, Stephen Rees
wrote:

Sj wrote in news75r93pta34c7dtagmhfqsk8r1s7fnvs6a@
4ax.com:

Nice pic ... where taken & where were you?

Sj
Georgia Strait - much of this traffic is from lumber mills on the lower
Fraser to the paper mill at Crofton on Vancouver Island

I was on a plane arriving at YVR (Vancouver International Airport) from
Toronto - many more pics from that jaunt on flickr but this is the only one
with on topic material for this group.

Thanks for the info ... a marvelous pic ...

Sj

Thank you

And I am embarrassed to admit the spelling error in the subject - now
corrected

Just our of curiousity where are they taking the sawdust.

shiver wrote:
Just our of curiousity where are they taking the sawdust.

It is referred to here as woodchips or more often just "chips" - or
sometimes "hogfuel". It is going to a paper mill at Crofton on Vancouver
Island where it is used as both feedstock and fuel. The paper also comes
back on (different) barges for loading on to deep sea vessels.