Incinerator Rock

We are on Long Beach for a walk enjoying the ocean views. This feels good as we have been in the car a long time today. Neither of us can figure out how Incinerator Rock got its name. There are no surfers here today.
Further research has revealed that the Canadian Army and RCAF had an incinerator located here during the Second World War for burning garbage. Now I find it hard to believe the name hasn’t been changed to an Aboriginal version.
Holy cow, Dianne informs me they did. It is called Čašiiwa which means Paleface burns trash.
No really, it means “The voice of the ocean” Knowing what I know, they are too kind.Read more