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PEACHLAND TIMELAPSE- Will Koop

Editor March 18, 2019June 25, 20251 mins0
Vancouver Island Waterfall

EDITORS NOTE:
The scenes in this timelapse made me want to cry!
It is seven minutes long.
Please take the time to watch. You will be astounded!

Logging in the Peachland Community Watershed Reserve, Timelapse 1984 – 2018

YouTube, by Will Koop, B.C. Tap Water Alliance (www.bctwa.org)

https://youtu.be/Rs5e8VOf6s0

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