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What a beautiful church!

On my gen 3 I removed the round piece of rubber on the left side tank mount and beat the metal tank mount thing in with a hammer about a quarter inch and now the valve cover pops on and off like nothing put the round piece of rubber back on tank fits fine no problem at all but yeah that piece of metal on the left side of the frame with the rubber on it that you slide the tank over was making it almost impossible to get the valve cover off,a few whacks with a BFH and now there's nothing to it just don't beat it in so much that the tank won't catch the rubber when you put it back on.dont know about gen 1 and 2 never had one but after doing my fjr a few months ago the KLR is nothing.

Firs grain elevator ; right side: sask wheat pool FUSILIER > This, is about 40 miles, directly South, of Macklin, Sask. Just a mile, or less ,...from Alberta border on highway 12 on Alberta side, hiway 51 in Sask side. Used to haul grain, this area, to Biggar malt plant . BEER BARLEY - both 2 row, and 6 row types. Thanks - for the memories....E Larsson. ( any relation, to Larsons' of North Battleford ?.....)

Gotta loves wells I was raised there with my mom Kara and dad James my siblings went to school there!

I like the video but that music doesn't fit at all

beautiful history

Lutheran

This is amazing! Love it!

Donde es esto??

Que pena que estas cabañas no sean preservadas son obras de arte que perduraron en el tiempo

Holy cow, can't believe this vid showed up out of the blue. Been about 40 years since I went through there with 2 other cowboys just havin' a look see. Should have taken my Matchless scrambler back then instead of my old truck but you know how it is with 3 on a bike. Don't look good, especially in cowboy country! LOL Loved it then and glad to see not much has changed. Thanks for takin' me for that ride one more time. Ride safe and stay healthy.

You closed the door on that birds nest. Doomed the eggs?

Great job! I think you should do something like this with Hearts Hill.

The money the government can waste on silly projects...but we can't find the money to restore this building and make it an historical site!

What town is this in

I remember seeing those beehive burners glowing orange at night. On this trip you roled past my house.

This Building has a large amount of reusable material!

mining companies need to be responsible for reclamation for these dangerous sites. A day or two work with a large excavator and some planning is all that is need to make these sites safe.....take the money and run they said!!

Is it really that sad and depressing a place? I thought British Columbia was supposed to be beautiful and prosperous.

A place where 1000 stories have been told.

How about some narration about this place.

Сколько дров и металлалома пропадает зря.

Spent a week there. Went into the mine several times. There is still gold in the mine. There is a high heat gradient underground.

Was in that in 1996…took a picture looking straight up the tower

Been many times ! The old hotel is slowly coming down , so much history of Bralorne & Pioneer mines

453 first flood buried underground. not a basement. just like Iolani Palace Honolulu next to where I live

mud flooder.

This Brave Browser screws up every three days.

Born there in the 40's Thanks for the birds eye view! Those miners were a generous tough lot!

What size washers For the carb?

We need shed theory concert there

What did they mine there.

Nice to see it's all natural decay and no vandalism.

lived there in my youth,hasnt changed a bit.

I was just there early this summer riding my motorcycle in the reverse direction to you. Breathtakingly beautiful and people were terrific. Will definitely be back. So much more to see and explore. Bella Coola was fantastic too.

Wow really cool! This reminds me of the old cement factory tower at Tod Inlet on the island. If you ever get a chance to check it out, you're likely to find artifacts from the same period. Constructed in 1904 it was the first cement factory on the west coast

Cool 👍

This video came up in my recommendations, I like it and will be checking out some of your past videos and definitely future stuff. Keep 'em coming. 👍

Just found your channel, nice camera work and great music. No inane chatter.

Dear Eric, I follow another channel about Canada's ghost towns from Chris Attrell, i clocked in to your channel and you have amazing videos from ghost towns and you record pretty similar like Chris. I would love to see more footage about abandoned towns from you, respect! PS, can you tell me what the name is from this ghost town? Is it in the south- west from Saskatchewan, nearby the Montana, VS border?

What part of Sask??

What town is this?

Great filming, but didn't care for the soundtrack . Prefer music a little more serene that would fit the subject of the very good video.

Cant imagine the amount of history…. 1930 Saskatchewan ☺️.

Good. Video. Pity no one on planet earth can lift a finger to preserve any of it. So it will havef to rot and disintegrate to garbage.

Would be good if someone screwed flipped over metal guttering onto the roof joists on top of school building to stop them rotting and bringing the whole interior down. Hardwood battens and second hand corrugated roofing iron would give the roof another 80 years of life most likely. It is a pity that no one is likely to do anything to help the building hold together as it looks pretty impressive from the outside. Thought the roof bearers might be metal at first , but it is visible that ones properly covered with roof are timber so ones exposed to the weather will rot and deteriorate. Nice video. Have a good day 😊.

When entering abandoned buildings wear a mask, the bird ,mouse shit and mold Can make you very ill.

Impressive material and very well done . Thank you .

Wow! I painted the Gang Ranch Cookhouse in the 90s. Lived on Dog Creek Rd on Joe Doyal's Ranch. Chimney Creek Rd for years! Thanks for the memories!

I'd be willing to bet there's some rare vintage bottles in the bottom of those bathroom pits waiting to be dug up. Thanks for sharing.