The concrete structure supported the penstock delivering water to the Kipawa Generating Station in Temiscaming, QC.
The penstock is gone and its route has been used to create a unique park.
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photodyssey · Photographs from My World
Great place to photograph, as well as the power station.
It is unique indeed. Didn’t try to get into the building. Is it possible? Advisable?
I don’t think it’s possible. It would be an adventure. I would think that it is in really bad shape.
I agree. It doesn’t look the safest. 😉