Thursday, March 26, 2015
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Bill Fox
- Gowganda Photography
- Gowganda, Ontario, Northeastern Ontario, Canada
- First time in Gowganda was 1968 with the Dept. of Lands and Forests, doing a soil and vegetation study for the Wildlife Productivity Inventory. While here found the country amazing, the boreal forest the lakes at every turn and the air clean and fresh. It didn't take long back then to get the camera out and start recording some of the sights I'd seen. Since then with a few layoffs in photography its good to get right back at it. Putting your pictures on a blog like this forces you to go out and take more pics, which is the goal of this site. For more on GOWGANDA check out (((www.gowganda.net)))
8 comments:
that is scary...always the scariest part of driving up to fish there are those trucks
How are the drivers?
No one was hurt in the accident, kinda forgot about that.
Bill you have all the makings of a great News Photographer ! Do you want to trade places ? Come to Buffalo and you can have my job, and I'll come to live in Gowganda ! Lol...
Oh my! That accident was terrible. I’m just glad that no one got hurt from that, although the positions of those trucks seem to tell otherwise. Careful driving and checking our engines before travelling is a total must, indeed. I just hope that incident will serve as a warning to everyone. Thanks for sharing that video! Take care always!
Sabrina Craig @ Medical Attorney NY
It's completely understandable that you couldn't help but walk around while filming that video. After all, the incident must've been overwhelming for you, so calmly scouting the scene would be a bit difficult. At any rate, it's good to hear that no one was hurt despite how tragic the whole incident seems to be. I do hope you haven't bore witness to any tragic scenes again after that, Bill. Keep safe!
Jerry Brady @ Lambert And Williams
Yikes! That accident was upsetting to watch! Well, it's good that you didn't do anything that could've gotten you into trouble. And one lesson you can take from that situation is to adhere to the rules of driving safely, and to always perform maintenance on the engines. Also, it is highly important to avoid drinking alcohol before driving home. In any way, thanks for sharing that with us! Take care!
Leticia Holt @ KHunter Law
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