BC Interior Forestry Museum in Revelstoke, BC

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We explore the BC Interior Forestry Museum and Forest Discovery Centre in Revelstoke, BC. I have to say I was pretty impressed with their chainsaw collection!
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@TripsCultureTC 24 дня назад

This video brings the museum’s rich history to life-who knew forestry could be so captivating? Loved the glimpse into the ancient trees and cool chainsaws!

@SaltyBeaverExplores 12 дней назад

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed the little tour.

@TheAverageTourist 21 день назад

The Sears Chainsaw!! I miss Sears sometimes haha. SO neat to see all the machinery and historic elements used in the forestry industry. It reminds me of our Algonquin Provincial Park logging museum a bit - I really enjoyed this look into history!

@SaltyBeaverExplores 12 дней назад

I have to say that old Sears saw was quite a surprise to me too! I think there are probably number of forestry museums around the country.

@vs123 27 дней назад

So good

@SaltyBeaverExplores 12 дней назад

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@KitatheExplorer 19 дней назад

Omg I had no idea there was a forestry museum! Pretty cool that the museum shares the history of the area. And I loved that cute little tugboat as well! Thanks for taking me through this museum!

@SaltyBeaverExplores 12 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed! The tugboat is super cute LOL

@ExitThrutheGiftShop 27 дней назад

This has been on my list to visit - Thanks for the tour!

@SaltyBeaverExplores 12 дней назад

Thanks for coming along - you really should stop by if you have the chance. The collection of the chainsaws they have is amazing.

@AmaiwanTraveler 26 дней назад

Great video! The Museum looks like a fascinating place to learn about the region’s forestry history. Thanks for sharing this awesome tour!

@SaltyBeaverExplores 12 дней назад

Thanks for coming along!

@StepsbyKaatje 25 дней назад

Nice little museum! A tree that's almost 500 years old. Crazy... Those chainsaws looked cool. I heard that a lot of trees in Canada are attacked by beetles. I was in the Eifel in Germany earlier this month and a lot of trees died from it. Sad to see. All the best!

@SaltyBeaverExplores 12 дней назад

Where we used to live the pine trees were decimated by the pine beetle. It was so strange to see 'active logging' signs all over the city taking down the dead trees. It really changed the look of the city and all the neighbourhoods.

@AdventuresOfATravelingDon 17 дней назад

Interesting museum. They have something similar in Orono Maine about logging and forest work in Maine. Its fascinating to think that one timeaone was a leader in Lumber in the US. It was very lucrative but also extremely destructive. There was even a time where the Maine Costaline in many places were basically sludge.

@SaltyBeaverExplores 12 дней назад

British Columbia has a huge logging and forestry economy. Sadly we see a lot of the destruction in our own 'backyard' when we go out ATVing behind our house.