| CAMP - III FALL OF 1953 |
| View of Camp-III from the lake next to camp. Camp-III is about three miles south of Terra Nova. Our huts are on the left with the mess tent on the right. The railroad is just beyond camp. Some of the fellows are on the beach with the boats. Jerome Young photograph. |
| The Canadian National main line in the foreground with our two speeders. In the background is our mess tent. There was no rail spur at Terra Nova so we had to put our speeders on and off by manpower. Jerome Young photograph. |
| Across from Camp-III and the railroad track is the pole line we worked on. Our flag at camp can just be seen over the tree tops. Silhouetted in the water is one of our new poles and a rock crib. Jerome Young photograph. |
| View of Terra Nova Station. Note that single blade train order signal. The Terra Nova river is just around the curve. On Oct.2,1953, I had to leave from this station at Terra Nova, to report back to McAndrew AFB. It was raining cats and dogs as I boarded train No.16, the "Newfie Bullet," at 11:18P.M. for McAndrew AFB. I arrived at McAndrew at 1:30 P.M. the next day. On the 27th of Oct., I and five other airman flew by C-124 transport to Thule, Greenland to splice a 800 pair telephone cable into the telephone office. Thus my days at Camp-III ended. Joe Louie Photograph |
| Terra Nova station. Jerome Young photograph. |
| Just past Terra Nova Station is the Newfoundland Fire Patrol Association. Joe Louie Photograph |
| We are approaching the railroad bridge over the Terra Nova river. Don McCarron is standing with his back to the camera. To the right of this view there is a pulpwood loading facilitiy to load pulpwood onto railroad flat cars. Joe Louie Photograph |
| No.902 & 905 are preparing to leave Terra Nova for Grand Falls with a load of pulpwood. Jerome Young photograph. |
| Pulpwood boomed up at Terra Nova. Joe Louie Photograph |
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