Ontario Abandoned Places will be rebranded as Ominous Abandoned Places

June 2014

Historic Location Mine in Ottawa, Ontario

Jun 03 2014

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History of a bridge. The original bridge was supported by a log piling filled with rocks. The next bridge, just upstream, had concrete pilings, and was a steel frame. The current crossing is a causeway with a culvert. The steel bridge (#2) was the one I crossed when I first visited this site.
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FIrst view of the tailings pile, walking west along the hydro right-of-way.
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Picture does not do the pile justice. They are extensive, and used by local off-roaders and dirt bikers. A toxic playground.
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Looking back along the road into the woods, showing the start of the tailings.
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Old foundation on north side of road through the woods.
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Watch your step! This is a hole which appears to be filled in, but you could break your leg in this one.
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Top of the slag heap.
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Slag, clinkers, and old fire bricks.
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The slag heap is definitely taller that I am.

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