Following the Pipeline in British Columbia.
Our neighbourhoods are full of these gas and oil pipelines. This one is also followed by electric wires. They masquerade as tiny nature areas. They are not. The pipeline curves through a residential neighbourhood, a short distance from an elementary school, under a highway and several roadways, until it follows the train track to the next neighbourhood.
A critical moment
A walkway near the river.
Where the freight and Skytrains meet.
Between the river snd the airport.
Remnants of previous intrusions.
A walk behind the buildings.
A walk behind the buildings is a set of images from a study of small pathways found in city and industrial centres in British Columbia. These pathways are often designed solely to help with the clearing of shrubs and debris from small streams that are related to the salmon season. This particular pathway makes it’s way through an industrial area to the Fraser River.