We must bear in mind that the radar station at Pagwa was closed on 1 October 1966. There was really no way to know what might remain, but it was safe to assume that there would be little, if anything, still in the area to remind the visitor of what once existed at this location.
And last, but not least, a second remaining fire hydrant - 13 June 2002.
Courtesy Richard Cameron.
As they would say in Hollywood, "That's a wrap". We now had to make a return trip across the bridge to the village of Pagwa River. Even though I have made the trip to Pagwa River about a dozen times, it was on the return trip that my wife spotted the Pagwa River cemetery. It was decided to take some additional photos along this trek and these can be seen in the last group available on the web site.
On a somewhat sad note - it must be assumed that gravel, used for construction of forest access roads, will continue to be taken from the location of the radar station. Sould this be the case, we can not help but wonder exactly how much longer it will take, before all remains of the original Pinetree Line long range radar station which was located at Pagwa, totally disappears.