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 Rallypoint1
The shadows are my friend
 |  | Beare Road Landfill Site
< on 2/6/2011 9:28 PM >
|  | | | So yesterday I was all excited to venture into a new and thrilling search. This dump site has always appealed to me and so I wanted to go. With nobody available to trek this out with me I went by myself. I googled it and earth mapped it and I was ready to rock out. I was gonna be the first. Uncharted land.
Boy Howdy am I an idiot.
I didnt realize its open to the public.
Nothing on google to tell me that.
I snapped some pics and walked to the top for a couple hours which then I realized 3 other locations I wanted to go to were a no go due to snow and darkness.
Once again, have a look, and I am ready to take my Noob Lumps from all comers.
I did manage to however Infiltrate a small building this day and here are inside and outside photos of said building.
And here is one of the ugly brute who brought you this fantastic gallery that you probably wasted 2 minutes on.......
I was there when we buried Hoffa outside Terlingua.
Have the shovel to prove it |
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Wiccan
       
Location: Hamilton Ontario
Gender: Female
| | Re: Beare Road Landfill Site
<Reply # 1 on 2/6/2011 9:53 PM >
| | | | All that matters is whether or not you had fun,right?
PS~ Did you poop in that last abandoned location? There's a thread about that somewhere on here.
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Rallypoint1
The shadows are my friend
| | Re: Beare Road Landfill Site
<Reply # 2 on 2/6/2011 10:08 PM >
| | | | I had an awesome time because I though all before I got there I was going have to bust out my stealth mechanix and get to work.
I would go back. Its kinda cool. My thought was how many dead people are in the dump.
There was a guy in a red pickup that kinda was watching me. It was probably nothing but it all adds to the chance of getting caught. Sorta.
I was there when we buried Hoffa outside Terlingua.
Have the shovel to prove it |
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Rallypoint1
The shadows are my friend
| | Re: Beare Road Landfill Site
<Reply # 3 on 2/6/2011 10:11 PM >
| | | | No I didnt have a dump at the dump.
I was there when we buried Hoffa outside Terlingua.
Have the shovel to prove it |
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Vital Films
 
Location: Scarboro - Dean Park
Gender: Male
Caveman king explorer
| |  | Re: Beare Road Landfill Site
<Reply # 4 on 2/7/2011 4:10 AM >
| | | | Likesaid this place is open to the public.{all the time, day or night. I've been up there a trillion times and no one has bothered me there.}
The landfill closed somewhere in the early 90's and the RVCA{Rouge Valley Conservation Authority} has and been revitalizing this area. ie: creating pathways, planting trees and other plants, also at the bottom of the landfill{west side of the train tracks} is a Westlands, which is part of the Rouge Park. To bring wild life back to the Rouge.
At the west side of the Valley you would have seen this house.
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 The Pearce homestead was built in 1869 by the Pearce family themselves. In 1893 the Pearce family rebuilt their home on the existing foundation and reused some of the old wood to save in material and labour. The Pearce family ran a saw mill near by on the Rouge River.{which I believe is the Kirkhams Mill, and was operated by John Pearce.}
The James Pearce Jr. Home is now the RVCC{Rouge Valley Conservation Centre}. I don't know what year this happened but the Rouge Valley Foundation transported and helped restore this amazing structure. They had moved it to the top of the hill on Beare Landfill Sanitary rd. Currently 1749 Meadowvale rd. Toronto.
Also, I had found that{in the last photo you will notice} that the RVCC states that the last name Pearce was spelt with an S but in the 1878 map of the area it states the last name Pearce is spelt with a C. James Pearce and his brother's, John and George had property's in the Rouge Area. John had run a saw mill on the Rouge River with his family.
George Pearce also helped at the mill. {Which I believe was the Kirkham's Mill}
George Pearce Homestead.
DB entry: http://www.uer.ca/...ow.asp?locid=29131
Cavemen were once secluded to caves. Then they were released, they were released to explore the world!
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Rallypoint1
The shadows are my friend
| | Re: Beare Road Landfill Site
<Reply # 6 on 2/7/2011 4:31 AM >
| | | | I was in the house when I was a kid. It used to be the Outdoor Education place.
I was there when we buried Hoffa outside Terlingua.
Have the shovel to prove it |
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Vital Films
Location: Scarboro - Dean Park
Gender: Male
Caveman king explorer
| | | Re: Beare Road Landfill Site
<Reply # 7 on 2/7/2011 4:42 AM >
| | | | This is the Outdoor Education Centre
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Cavemen were once secluded to caves. Then they were released, they were released to explore the world!
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Rallypoint1
The shadows are my friend
| | Re: Beare Road Landfill Site
<Reply # 8 on 2/7/2011 4:52 AM >
| | | | Scarborough Outdoor Ed used to be the house on the corner.
Keep in mind we are going back 20 plus years.
I think it was called SOES
I was there when we buried Hoffa outside Terlingua.
Have the shovel to prove it |
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Vital Films
Location: Scarboro - Dean Park
Gender: Male
Caveman king explorer
| | | Re: Beare Road Landfill Site
<Reply # 9 on 2/7/2011 4:54 AM >
| | | | Not too sure, the house on the north-west corner is the last posted photo{white house with blue trim}
Cavemen were once secluded to caves. Then they were released, they were released to explore the world!
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