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Queen of Esquimalt was put into service on the Departure Bay to Horseshoe Bay route to help alleviate the volume of traffic sitting at both sides of the terminal, after sailings had been cancelled for half of the day due to a storm, with winds up to 80 km/h.
Brush Fire on July 6th 2007 at the Esquimalt Lagoon in Victoria, B.C. Canada. Local fire officials apparently found the remains of tiki torches in the area of the fire.
First to unload from the upper vehicle deck of the Queen of Esquimalt at Horseshoe Bay Terminal's Berth 3, including the still vintage-livery-paint ed luggage van
Here's a tribute to the Queen of Esquimalt, a Ferry that sailed for BC Ferries for 45 years. She's now retired and currently being readied to sail to China. This is a preview from a much longer video with more footage, including her decomissioning ceremony, which will be available on DVD.
