Slideshow of the Okanagan Valley British Columbia Canada
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Slideshow of the Okanagan Valley British Columbia Canada
I put some summer pics into a slideshow. I took the aerial pics from the Bell blimp.The lake pics were on my boat.
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http://s253.photobucket.com/albums/hh66 ... =slideshow
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Wes There are Rattlesnakes in the hills as well as Gecos ,Cactus ,Sagebrush ,and Ponderosa pine trees . Your welcome anytime.
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Jay I really am in awe of where we live. The aerial view was absolutely stunning.
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Sleepy town?
Allen Kelowna has changed lots in the last 20 years it is the fastest growing city in Canada. Metro pop of 170,000 . 1987 pop of 85,000. Will we have enough water to sustain this boom of people moving into the Okanagan Valley here is the question? Almost to big for me I`m seriously thinking of moving to Osoyoos pop 5500. I will stay in Okanagan.
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Allen Kelowna has changed lots in the last 20 years it is the fastest growing city in Canada. Metro pop of 170,000 . 1987 pop of 85,000. Will we have enough water to sustain this boom of people moving into the Okanagan Valley here is the question? Almost to big for me I`m seriously thinking of moving to Osoyoos pop 5500. I will stay in Okanagan.
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John, nice show.
I'll look for the pic I took of the blimp when it was over my place.
Maybe that was you waving a beer
I don't recall the event that brought the blimp; the skins game was years ago (will return this year to Predator Ridge)
Since you mention volcano and your pics show numerous unique landforms, you may be interested in what nearby Westbank has issued re valley's history.
http://www.experiencewestbank.com/pages/geology.shtml
Dr.Roed's text presentation:
http://www.geoscapes.ca/pdfs/originsoflakeokanagan.pdf
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I'll look for the pic I took of the blimp when it was over my place.
Maybe that was you waving a beer
I don't recall the event that brought the blimp; the skins game was years ago (will return this year to Predator Ridge)
Since you mention volcano and your pics show numerous unique landforms, you may be interested in what nearby Westbank has issued re valley's history.
http://www.experiencewestbank.com/pages/geology.shtml
Dr.Roed's text presentation:
http://www.geoscapes.ca/pdfs/originsoflakeokanagan.pdf
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Cool about the ticket win.
Ya, I'm not keen on heights either...
Yes, I'm really impressed with what Westbank did on the volcanic history of our area.
Since finding that website, I look at the valley in a whole new light and imagine glaciers scouring the valleys...glaciers that buried Big White and Silver Star Mountains.
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Ya, I'm not keen on heights either...
Yes, I'm really impressed with what Westbank did on the volcanic history of our area.
Since finding that website, I look at the valley in a whole new light and imagine glaciers scouring the valleys...glaciers that buried Big White and Silver Star Mountains.
Barb