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Old 12-09-12, 06:29
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We used 2 of Ian Newby's 1 ex us army the other ex US Marines. Full on loads loaded in Abbotsford, driven on to the trailer. Then On to the ferry to the island then a short 220km drive north/west to Kelsey Bay (look up story of breakwaters of WW2 ships!) drove off the trailer down the ramp onto the landing barge 35 minutes to Yorke drove off and up the embankment and all the way to the Battery. first time a powered vehicle had been on the island probably since they hauled away the camp buildings after the war. Used them to haul additional building material off the beach that Parks dropped off to build a comfortable and by the second day very popular loo.
I only took a few photo's on my phone which I'll post shortly. Others took video.
Hope they post some.
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Old 12-09-12, 06:47
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DSC05316.JPG
Most of the crew on the battery
DSC05332.JPG typical load, big containers hauled gas cans, fuel and water.
DSC05331.JPG Loaded waiting for our pick up and anxious about the weather that closed in an hour after we left.
DSC05305.JPGThe Hardwick Lander. handy boat to have available!
Comox-Strathcona J-20120907-00270.jpg The primary objective of Operation Yorke 2!
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Old 12-09-12, 06:58
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Comox-Strathcona J-20120907-00263.jpg indispensable hauling everything up hill to the northwest face. Ian Newby driving this one.
Comox-Strathcona J-2#72Copy.jpg Not to worry it wasn't all building loos and snaking out water drains!
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Old 12-09-12, 08:21
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nice photos, stunning view too, thanks for the update!
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Old 23-09-12, 23:43
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Soooooo.....

Whats new in the world of MULES??

Any projects/Progress/Changes in the works, share your photos
and descriptions as well as Ideas and Knowledge.
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Old 25-09-12, 19:39
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Fits in my Goat pretty good
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Old 25-09-12, 22:03
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Fits in my Goat pretty good

(Don't let Bryan see that...)
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Old 25-10-12, 22:09
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Fits in my Goat pretty good
ok so its got electric start, a extended shift lever, Add on Light, tell us more!
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