1993 Massive rock-slide closes Trans-Canada Highway, damage to buildings, Three Valley Gap, BC

1993 Massive rock-slide closes Trans-Canada Highway, damage to buildings, Three Valley Gap, BC
Clearing the damage
2 min 17 secs, uprezzed 3/4" U-matic standard def to 1080p
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episode 577
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[@Ella-iw7xn]

Great Footage !! I love the Intro to you channel; very professional with flair & great graphics. I adore history so you've a new subscriber. Now I'll likely gorge myself on your channel's content. Lol 😆

[@ianroberts6822]

stayed there a day or two after the slide was still single lane alternating traffic, remember how erie it was looking up from the road side as a kid

[@Ella-iw7xn]

I bet 😳

[@eggshen27]

Before the rest events of 1780-1812 this land was known as FuSang (Chinese Colony). Most people perished and it wasn't until 1850' and on that populations (mostly Western European) were large enough to reclaim the old Red Brick/Heavy Masonry and railroads. The survivors were known as 1st nations (indigenous Tribes) and Chinese Gold Miners/Railroaders.

[@ReelLifeCanada]

What on earth are you talking about?

[@Ella-iw7xn]

You are actually going back in history to 458 A.D. Hwui Shan’s voyage from China? Do the dates you refer to connect to a specific event & exactly who "all died"? Perhaps English is your second language and you did your best, which is fine, and I Was able to fill in some gaps, However, I'm curious about the dates, events & would like further information. Also, us researcher types usually, or should, cite (name) your source (of information).