Number Two Shaft | I Shoot Little Cameras

Started in 1902, the Number Two Mine is the site of the first submarine tunnel which crossed beneath the land and sea by two and a half miles. It was dug by men with hand tools and supported by working horses.

View from Bell Island

Bell Island Landscape

Angela on the Cliffs

What a Character

Number Two Shaft

The Scattered Puddle

The View at the Rest Stop

A Big Crowd Turned Up for the Ride

Full Speed Ahead

Tractor Tires Help

Another View of the Rest Stop

Puddle Jumping Expert

Beautiful Bogland

Way Easier Than It Appears

Flies As Big As Birds

The Second Quarter Trail

The Soft Ground Mid-Trial

The Turnaround Point

Bob Enjoying the Trail

Happily Settled Down

Always Lock the Third Gate

The Cowboys Rustling

A Couple Mavericks

The Community Pasture

Start of the Trail

Community Locks

Starting the Stamped

End of the Tour

Edison Model S Electric Cap Lamp

Bottles from the Canteen

Air and Water Pipes

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Créée le: Vendredi 4 Août 2017

Ajoutée le: Lundi 7 Août 2017

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Albums: Love Newfoundland / Mostly Snaps
Personal / Vacation and Travel Photography / Bell Island 2017

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