suncor 5.45 am

ride past transalta in the am

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Travel & Events

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• suncor
• pipefitting

[Tyffin]

Yep, Kate brought me here! haha, "Mordor" that's about right.

[v9a4c5]

@Tyffin Please explain (mordor) were you there when it happened it was a sad day for all and most don/t know why

[v9a4c5]

@Tyffin i just found Kate but her story is from a place about 20 miles from this site .its very mystical as well .

[GruffyRachacha]

This is so beautiful

[v9a4c5]

@GruffyRachacha if you only look in side of the dangers it holds in its mysterious town

[naboolars]

Factories in the dark are seriously the best things ever. Thanks for posting. And thanks, Kate!

[v9a4c5]

@naboolars Welcome Kate Its an OIL procces plant with Hydogen furnaces the oldest one in Canada .Up here we turn DIRT TO OIL . Realy good money But your life is in DANGER EVERY MINUTE OF THE DAY ! thanks for the honest hit

[NoahJAustin]

This person is gonna be real confused as to why their video is so popular...

[choutax]

This is both beautiful and creepy at the same time

[DoubleDion97]

What a fuckin' dump.

[clauditorium]

@rtbarnett She's a popular web comic artist who worked somewhere like this in 2005. She tells a little story about it in comic format. You can see it if you go to harkavagrant dot come slash archive dot php. It's comic number 291.

[Fuyons9999]

My initial reaction to the comin strip "D'awwww"

My reaction to the video link "Ooooo neato"

My reaction to the video "This place looks foggy, dark and scary D: "

My reaction to the realisation that my fellow vagrants were also brought here "...Awesome!"

[rtbarnett]

Also what is this Kate Beaton webcomic everyone is mentioning, and what does it have to do with the oil sands/Suncor/Syncrude/Fort McMurray? /intruiged

[rtbarnett]

Hahahahaha, I like how everyone thinks this is so beautiful and they want to go see it. Turning 21 and spent my teenage years in Fort Mac, site is not beautiful. 5:45 am, wait 2 hours and when the sun comes up you'll see this place looks like a fucking shithole.

[Delamarche]

How can I get a job there?

[CopiousJ]

@freezemyheaddotcom Yes, it's dramatic imagery, but what it puts me in mind of is the people willing to risk life and limb out there to support their families. I agree that it's an incredibly dirty industry, but that blame lies with the scumbags at the top who pocket most of the cash and the broken system that allows them to. The workers are as exploited as the environment they work in.

[MissLucyBoomer]

Looks eerie and makes me feel uneasy D :

interesting

[Zamashaa]

reminds me of riding along the autostrada, on the way to vicenza.