Valley of the Ghosts
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In 1895, in the remote West Kootenays of British Columbia, a narrow gauge railway was built to reach the richest silver mines in the world. By 1910 rampant development destroyed almost everything, a story still very relevant today. Click pics, read ALTs.
I love the sound of explosions in russia in the early morning.
They sound like Victory.
Some day this war will end. And so will Putin.
They sound like Victory.
Some day this war will end. And so will Putin.
November 14, 2025 at 1:04 AM
I love the sound of explosions in russia in the early morning.
They sound like Victory.
Some day this war will end. And so will Putin.
They sound like Victory.
Some day this war will end. And so will Putin.
Thank you ChrisO for a very well done account.
November 9, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Thank you ChrisO for a very well done account.
First World problem. My take on them is they add complexity, which adds cost and introduces more opportunity for failure.
Personal preference is for old analog taps, with a better tactile interface, reliability, and price point.
Consider donating the difference to a local food program, or Ukraine.
Personal preference is for old analog taps, with a better tactile interface, reliability, and price point.
Consider donating the difference to a local food program, or Ukraine.
November 6, 2025 at 12:56 AM
First World problem. My take on them is they add complexity, which adds cost and introduces more opportunity for failure.
Personal preference is for old analog taps, with a better tactile interface, reliability, and price point.
Consider donating the difference to a local food program, or Ukraine.
Personal preference is for old analog taps, with a better tactile interface, reliability, and price point.
Consider donating the difference to a local food program, or Ukraine.
Trump's. You know he's incompetent and should not be President.
November 6, 2025 at 12:34 AM
Trump's. You know he's incompetent and should not be President.
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The Canadians fought "Little Stalingrad" at Ortona, which was treated by the allies as mere "diversion" so the US could get to Rome.
We broke the Hitler line and forced the Nazis out of Cassino.
We left many young men in the hills of Italy.
In the fight against fascism Canadians showed up.
We broke the Hitler line and forced the Nazis out of Cassino.
We left many young men in the hills of Italy.
In the fight against fascism Canadians showed up.
November 5, 2025 at 11:26 PM
The Canadians fought "Little Stalingrad" at Ortona, which was treated by the allies as mere "diversion" so the US could get to Rome.
We broke the Hitler line and forced the Nazis out of Cassino.
We left many young men in the hills of Italy.
In the fight against fascism Canadians showed up.
We broke the Hitler line and forced the Nazis out of Cassino.
We left many young men in the hills of Italy.
In the fight against fascism Canadians showed up.