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QUESNEL FORKS - GHOST TOWN
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Quesnel Forks is a gold rush ghost town that was founded in 1860. It was the largest city in BC at that time until in 1865 the Caribou gold rush trail was completed to Barkerville. Mostly the Chinese stayed but by 1956 it was finally abandoned. There is

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bandstand for weekend entertainment sometimes
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boulder formation
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building also gone
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cabin
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cemetry looked after and being restored
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building now gone
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clear river water in the Quesnel river
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cold storage for foods
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gold-small specks were found still
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fishing great in the rivers
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gravesite looked after
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graveyard looked after still
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how tight the corners still are
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how tight the loft is
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ignorant campers burn a wall of heritage building
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inside outhouse
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large vented outhouse
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inviting
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laughingly called the visitor center
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laundry of socks in goldpan
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livestock barn
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look how beautifully clear the water is
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looking towards the Caribou river
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looking into Quesnel Forks from Quesnel river
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looking from where the rivers joined up to townsite
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low water where the two rivers meet
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melding the old with the new
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man died to save dog friend from drowning.
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much has to be rebuilt from scratch
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new outhouses for tourists
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no admittance
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occupied
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oft in church
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panning below the townsite
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outhouse
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peeling wallboard
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Quesnel River
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saving a wall
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saving the logs from fallen buildings
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square nails
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someone made a bathtub
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storage for shakes
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support to keep building intact until restoration
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the Chinese general store
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the church
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supports for upper floor
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taking a break from restoring buildings
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the foundation
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this bank slid, and changed the river
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they had short doors in many buildings
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the Outhouse
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uprights to support until restoration can be done
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will the restoration stand up to time like the old ones
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where the two rivers meet when water is low
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wilder and murkey Caribou River
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yep, they are clean
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heritage storage
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