Recently? I'm pretty sure it's welded shut Also there is a lot of asbestos and a lot of black mold onboard I would imagine the smell onboard would be horrible.
Well, it was a very old boat. It went through a lot over the years. If you look it up, you can find photos of the exact same boat, but it looks different due to the different paint jobs that BCFerries had over the years. It was built in 1965.
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I personally have been taken down into see the Queen of Burnaby's Engine Room
Recently? I'm pretty sure it's welded shut Also there is a lot of asbestos and a lot of black mold onboard I would imagine the smell onboard would be horrible.
@@rykerwilliams1533 yeah they probably meant when it was still in operation lmao.
Always see her every time I enter the Massey tunnel. Wonder if she'll ever be sold or when she'll be scrapped.
Know the Queen of Burnaby's nickname? It is known as the Queen of Rust.
Well, it was a very old boat. It went through a lot over the years. If you look it up, you can find photos of the exact same boat, but it looks different due to the different paint jobs that BCFerries had over the years. It was built in 1965.
BC ferries today, the prices lol surprised they didn't name a boat the Queen of Cash 😁
So what's happening with the Burnaby is it still at Deas dock or has it been scrapped?
What a difference between the Burnaby and the Nanaimo. The Nanaimo was in much better shape.