June, 2001. Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
Normally, Sudbury's Big Nickel stands tall overlooking the
Big Nickel Mine.
But, when the mine (a tourist attraction) closed temporarily for renovations,
the Big Nickel was taken down for its own refurbishment and then placed
on the lawn beside Science North.
When the Big Nickel Mine reopens in a couple of years, the Big Nickel
will be returned to its normal prominent position.
Northern Ontario Album
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 Big Loonie, near Sault Ste Marie. June 2001. |
 The Terry Fox memorial, near Thunder Bay. May 2002. |
 Sign on Hwy 17 in Lake Superior Provincial Park. June 2001. |
 The Canadian Carver is a great trourist trap on Highway 17 between Sault Ste Marie and Wawa. June 2001. |
 Onaping Falls, inspiration for the painting "Spring on the Onaping River" by A.Y. Jackson. June 2001. |
 Lake Superior shore along Hwy 17 between Sault Ste Marie and Wawa. June 2001. |
 A rainy morning on Highway 17. June 2001. |
 Sudbury's Big Nickel. Normally, it stands on a hill near the Big Nickel Mine, but today it was found on the lawn beside Science North. June 2001. |
 Stained glass image of astronauts on the Moon. Sudbury, June 2001. |
 Another souvenir shop just north of Sault Ste Marie. June 2001. |
 The Chi-Cheemaun ferry carries motor vehicles from Manitoulin Island to Tobermorey. June 2001. |
