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Hello and welcome to another exciting edition of #WallyWestWednesday

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Good morning and a Happy #WallyWestWednesday to you all.

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#WallyWestWednesday

I must celebrate the few times I get a compliment.

Love you, old man.

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Fuck it

#WALLYWESTWEDNESDAY

Posting my favorite pics of my bud Wally. He got hit in the Wally Westicles.

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Top o' the morning and Happy #WallyWestWednesday to all of you.
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πŸ›€ #WallyWestWednesday – The Day the Train Came North

October 1952. Just outside Quesnel, a crowd gathered at the Cottonwood River to witness something historic: the arrival of the first PGE train across the brand-new bridge.

πŸ“Έ: Wally West / The Exploration Place
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#WallyWestWednesday – Through Wally’s Lens
πŸ“Έ November 1, 1952 – The day the train came in

They called it the most historic railway moment in Northern BC β€” but Wally West captured it as something else entirely. A moment of joy. Of journey. Of arrival.

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Through Wally’s Lens – #WallyWestWednesday

Wally West spent a lifetime capturing other people’s stories. But in August 1986, the camera turned on him. Wally and May West celebrated 50 years of marriage by renewing their vows in a ceremony full of love, laughter,
Photo by Lisa Murdoch, The Citizen

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#WallyWestWednesday

In 1951, Wally West climbed into this airplane with nothing but a camera and a plan β€” to capture the city from above. The result? Aerial views that still give us goosebumps. Sawmills lining the river. A downtown beginning to bloom.
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Through Wally’s Lens – #WallyWestWednesday
πŸ—“οΈ 1974

In 1974, Wally West leaned out over Prince George β€” camera in hand β€” and gave us a gift. A full view of a growing town with dirt roads still on its edges, trains stretching into the horizon, and homes that held families who helped build it all.

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