A barge frozen into the ice.
posted by NorthofYou at 12:11 PM
Sunday, April 02, 2006
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- Name: NorthofYou
- Location: Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada
Spent some of my formative years in an Ontario Village called Lanark and went to Uni at Waterloo for my planning undergrad. Graduated, got a job and drove to Yellowknife to work for the City. Far away from friends and family. On the way I met some people, saw some things and did some stuff. Now I live here and spend my time trying not to be bored or boring.
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1 Comments:
Ben,
I hope you didn't lick or eat around that barge b/c its probably slightly radioactive. The barges name is Radium. The barge probably belonged to the Eldorado Mining and Refining Limited based out of Port Radium on Great Bear Lake and was used for shipping bulk radium or uranium salts. As of note this is where most of the radioactive materials for the American WWII A-bombs came from.
Your concerned friend,
Tom
9:44 PM
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