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Mining activity in Crowsnest Pass persisted long after the Frank Slide and Hillcrest mine disasters of the early 1900s. These particular ruins, what's left of the Mohawk Tipple, date back to the 1930s. The plant was shut down in 1952 and the tipple was eventually consumed by a fire, leaving only the concrete skeleton and a mess of ruined processing machinery behind. This one should be a familiar sight to anybody that travels between BC and AB via Highway 3. I've noticed it many times in passing but only recently found an opportunity for a closer look. PSX_20201018_195632 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_195510 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_182710 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_182018 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_183522 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_183911 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_185248 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_191325 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_185003 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_185923 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_191531 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_184403 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_184551 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_192038 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_190735 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_192520 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_192643 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr PSX_20201018_184233 by EPOCH 6, on Flickr
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Nice find
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Glad to see this puppy is still around
dark alley cat lost in the shadows |
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