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The future Great Northern Way-Emily Carr Station where tunnel boring machines are being launched to excavate 5-kilometre-long tunnels for the Broadway Subway Project’s extension of the Millennium Line.

news.gov.bc.ca/27586

For a video of the tunnel-boring construction site, visit: youtu.be/l-M0VjFBoGE

Photos and videos are also available here: www.broadwaysubway.ca/construction/photos-and-videos/

Find out about job opportunities for the Broadway Subway project: bcib.ca/

For photos and videos about the project see: www.broadwaysubway.ca/construction/photos-and-videos/

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i don't gamble, so i drank and took photos of my feet. vegas is awesome kids.

Boring Saturday afternoon by Mohd Shahir

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Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex | Ikoprox | Ilford PanF + 50 | Microdol X 18 min @ 20 deg C

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Bored by Marixa Namir Andrade

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Bored by Lauri Leesmaa

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Tunnel boring machine "Lucy Loo" by Melbourne Water

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The first tunnel breakthrough has been achieved on a $220 million project to replace a century-old sewer pipeline under Melbourne’s inner suburbs.

Tunnel boring machine "Lucy Loo" breaks through at the Swallow Street shaft site on Monday 28 June 2010.

boreal forest & muskeg by Pembina Institute

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How the boreal forest near Fort McMurray, Alberta, is disturbed during oilsands mining operations (2013)

Photo: Julia Kilpatrick, the Pembina Institute.

Fins Bored by Catherine

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I worked from home today. Fins sat behind me in the chair while I worked for quite awhile.

Boreal forest 2009 by Gord McKenna

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Fog is common near the Athabasca River valley near Fort McMurray in late summer. This area, near the Bridge to Nowhere, burned about 2003.

Bored by Ruben Sanchez

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Bored-Board by beanhead4529

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Basking in the sodium glow waiting for a Manhattan bound N train at Astoria Boulevard on the BMT Astoria Line.

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Bore yng Nghaerfyrddin by ragarug

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BORE, MISS 17 by S C R A T C H I E S

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Boreal Owl (juvenile) by Khanh Tran

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One of the more reclusive and less seen owls in the Pacific Northwest. Stumbled on this family of four birds and was ecstatic to say the least. I had the challenge of holding the flashlight in my mouth and tried to snap a shot or two before they disappeared into the dense forest. They are significant bigger birds in the head and wings than the Saw-Whets. Love their chocolate color tones. Earlier in the day, pine grosbeaks, gray crowned rosy-finches, boreal chickadees, spruce, dusky, and sooty were seen. Also, a male white tailed ptarmigan made it a 5 grouse day within a 15-17 mile stretch! I love high elevation birding.

Bored by Ruben Sanchez

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