Refreshing archival material

This blog had long been relegated to the category of missing and, perhaps, forgotten. After looking at the pictures, I decided I might be worth giving the whole thing a new look. With that in mind, here goes...

Picking up the Trans Canada Trail on the east shore of the Pitt River. 

Beginning the Trans Canada Trail with a view north west across the Pitt River (Coquitlam on the other side). 
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TCT north along the east shore of the Pitt River - the east Pitt River Dike. 

Photo Op at a small marina on the Pitt River. 

Photo Op at a small marina on the Pitt River. 

The TCT along the Alouette River - South Alouette River Dike. 
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The Alouette River. 

View to the south over primarily blueberry fields. 

The TCT has now turned eastward along the Alouette River - South Alouette River Dike. 

The South Alouette River Dike portion of the trail (looking back) ends at Neaves Road. 

Across Neaves Road -- keep a sharp lookout for the TCT sign. 

The TCT trail takes on a suburban look for a few kilometers. 

Baseball diamond in the middle of suburbia. 

Downtown Haney (Maple Ridge). 
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Downtown Haney (Maple Ridge) -- Dewdney Trunk Road and 224th Street. 

I lost the TCT a few 100 meters back - here I'm at the Billy Miner Pub (on the Haney By-pass). 

I lost the TCT a few 100 meters back - here I'm at the Billy Miner Pub (on the Haney By-pass). 

View along the Haney By-pass - looking up the Fraser River (east) - from in front of the Billy Miner pub. 

Off the Haney By-pass and then briefly onto the Lougheed Highway (a few meters) and I turned into Kanaka Creek Regional Park. 

Off the Haney By-pass and then briefly onto the Lougheed Highway (a few meters) and I turned into Kanaka Creek Regional Park. 

View along Kanaka Creek shortly before it merges with the Fraser River. 

The Fraser River from Kanaka Park (upstream - east). 

The Fraser River from the Kanaka Park trail (upstream - east). 

Dock on the Fraser - Kanaka-Landing in Haney.