Powell River in Photos: Now, And Then

Monday, December 5, 2016

Now, And Then

The Wildwood switchback trail last month, and, below, 8 years ago to the month.

Since the 2008 photo was taken the wood railing has slowly

disintegrated, and there isn't much of it left complete.
Which is a shame.

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KayDecember 5, 2016 at 6:39 PM
It looks like at least a portion of the railing took a beating from that downed tree. But it sure doesn't look very solid now.
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Powell River BooksDecember 7, 2016 at 4:50 PM
What a big change for only eight years. Looks like repairs after storms isn't happening. There are a lot of parks in the States where railings and buildings were constructed by WPA crews during the Depression. Lots of those are still going strong. - Margy
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Unfortunately I'm dealing with a few issues that require me to at least temporarily slow down on the photography and the blogging. The joys of getting old!

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