Haslar? Creek Gas Plant

Aug. 15, 2004

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	I went exploring and found this road up into the mountains west of Chetwynd. I have reached the end of a logging area.		Looking back down into the valley that I drove up. The road curves to the left and then crosses the bottom.
	Again, you can see the road I came up disappearing into the haze.		This is definitely the end of the road.
	A small Mountain Ash tree was growing by the road.		at the bottom of the valley, I am looking back up at the top of the climb. The highest road is where I was before.
	Daisies growing by the road.		This stream ran down the valley.
	Tall trees around the stream.		This was taken looking down into the water falling from the culvert you see below.
	Another view.		The culvert.
	Red on green. This was the only red bush around.		A rock outcropping was the bank of the stream.
	Looking up at the stacks at the gas plant.		The stacks and the plant.
	The plant processes sout gas and prepares it for burning.		This sulpher stack is a by-product - it is removed from the sour gas.
	Note the gantry at the left that is used to spread the sulpher evenly.		Another stream.
	More water.		And more.
	Note the sedimentary rock on the farbank.

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