The 1,900 km Trip Home
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

The 1,900 km Trip Home

The final lesson of the morning was how to share a parking lot in the heart of coal country where the trains that unload at Roberts Bank for shipping offshore are first loaded as we near the eastern…

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1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)

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1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)

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The 1,900 km Trip Home
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

The 1,900 km Trip Home

Waiting to leave at the Empress Hotel in Victoria following a quick morning detour to wash up from the day before.

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1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)

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The 1,900 km Trip Home
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

The 1,900 km Trip Home

The overall trip home totaled an actual “on the road” travel time (including the Prowl on Sunday) from Victoria to Edmonton of approximately 30 hours and 40 minutes (including our two days of…

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The 1,900 km Trip Home
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

The 1,900 km Trip Home

A mid-morning stop at one of the lovely lakes that make up part of the "wine country" that stretches from Penticton through Oliver and Osoyoos.

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1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)

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1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

1992 Series III Canadian V12 VDP (Number 24 of 100)

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The 1,900 km Trip Home
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

The 1,900 km Trip Home

The ferries from Vancouver Island to the mainland will, for special cars, allow you to request space on the truck deck. This means wider lanes and less chance of encountering someone else's door.

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The 1,900 km Trip Home
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

The 1,900 km Trip Home

An overhead view looking back at the morning's lakeside stop (at the centre of this picture) as we start through the next mountain pass - quite a climb in a very short stretch.

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The 1,900 km Trip Home
Posted By Kenneth L. Cantor Oct 04, 2014

The 1,900 km Trip Home

Looking much better after a little care and attention.

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