1. ww Hydrographic Surveying and Charting of British Columbia waters and the Canadian Western Arctic By Thomas D.W. McCulloch 1953 to 1967 Barry Lusk Productions

2. General Charts of the British Columbia Coast and inland waters

3. The “Clash of 53” – a peculiar group!! The author. Thomas McCulloch

4. Porcher Island and Kitkatla Inlet. Surveys of 1953 Kitkatla Inlet and the 28 foot tides were awe inspiring to see.

5. Vancouver Island and the inside passage

6. The peace and tranquility of surveys in Knight Inlet Vancouver Island Inside Passage and the Broughton archipelago

7. Hydrographic Activities on the West Coast of British Columbia Wm. J. Stewart, Burrard Inlet 1954 Captain George Billard Master Wm. J. Stewart 1953-62 Queen Charlotte Islands 1955 Butedale- Sundaymail Day, 1955. Charlie Poole ,Sandy Sandilands, Ralph Wills, Al Ages Queen Charlotte Is. “Curlew” 1956. A motley crew The old covered wagon ready for action

8. Inshore and off shore survey areas in the Queen Charlotte Islands 1954 to 1957 (4 to 5 months each of these years were spent aboard the Wm. J. Stewart) Operational Area In the Queen Charlotte’s 1954 Operational Area in the Queen Charlotte’s 1955 Operational Area in the Queen Charlotte’s 1956/57 Copper Island Green Slave Decca 6F site.

9. Operational area out of Prince Rupert in the 1953’s A happy bunch of hydrographic surveyors? Ward Room Wm J. Stewart, 1954 Operational area 1954 Cumshewa Inlet Operational area 1955 Selwyn Inlet McKenney Island Decca site in the 1950/1960’s Operational area 1956/57. Skincuttle Inlet

10. Decca Station on McKenney Island 1957 McKenney Island. Purple Slave. Decca 6F site Decca surveys were conducted in Hecate Strait from 1953 to 1961

11. Copper Island in the Queen Charlotte Islands. Decca 6F Station. Established 1957 Decca surveys in Hecate strait required electronic positioning of the ship. Sites ashore were cleared by hand to facilitate shore station’s.

12. “A Long Journey” 4047 nautical miles between Victoria and Tuktoyaktuk

13. Canada’s Western Arctic CSS Richardson 1962 Canada’s Western Arctic RCMP launch Spalding 1961 US Coastguard Icebreaker “Storis” 1958 in Cambridge Bay 14,000 horse power ride for “Richardson” astern of “Camsell” and “Northwind” US Coastguard icebreaker “North Wind off Point Barrow- 1967 CCG Camsell towing Richardson 1967

14. This Ends my Presentation 15 years of hard but satisfying hydrographic surveying Thank you for your attention Visual presentation prepared by Lusk Hydrographic Expertise S.P. Copyright Protected