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Sunday, February 26, 2006. just another High Level Bridge pic. And yet another High Level Bridge pic. Along the river in Indian Battle Park. I kind of dig long shadows. the snow only makes them that much better.
I Got a New Camera! Monday, January 09, 2006. I always liked this type of picture before I ever started dabling in photography. I really like this one. I would almost say this is one of my best shots to date.
We hiked in the Bob Creek Wilderness Preserve area. Sunday, October 23, 2005. A windmill just off the highway West of the Pincher Creek turnoff. Looking Southwest toward the West Castle area from just West of the Pincher Creek turnoff. Looking South toward the West Castle area from just West of the Pincher Creek turnoff.
I went out a few times this weekend to try different things and experiment with the new toy. These are some of the results. Monday, January 16, 2006. With some shutter speed tweaking, I was able to make this look like it was dark out. A cattail patch near Coaldale caught my eye. A cattail patch near Coaldale caught my eye.
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Holidays 05 - Nelson. The same day as visiting Sandon, we went on to Nelson where we visited Randy and Val, Percy and Marla. We hiked up to Polson Rock which is a lookout across the river lake. We also took a drive up to Gibson Lake in Kokanee Glacier Park. Sunday, August 28, 2005. Nelson as seen from on top of Polson Rock. Posted by yantski 419 PM. Check out the underwater rock formations to the right of the old pilings. Posted by yantski 418 PM. Polson Rock from down on the shore by the wharf.CONTENT
This web page h05-nelson.blogspot.com states the following, "The same day as visiting Sandon, we went on to Nelson where we visited Randy and Val, Percy and Marla." We saw that the webpage said " We hiked up to Polson Rock which is a lookout across the river lake." It also said " We also took a drive up to Gibson Lake in Kokanee Glacier Park. Sunday, August 28, 2005. Nelson as seen from on top of Polson Rock. Posted by yantski 419 PM. Check out the underwater rock formations to the right of the old pilings. Posted by yantski 418 PM. Polson Rock from down on the shore by the wharf."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Our holiday trip pretty much started in the Okanagan with my grandparents 50th. Unfortunatly, very few of them turned out. Sunday, August 28, 2005. Some ducks on Swan Lake just north of Vernon.
We spent a couple of days in Revelstoke checking out some the main attractions. Namely, the Revelsoke Dam, the CPR Museum, and Mt. We hit the park at peak flower season and it was amazing. It was about 35 degrees, which caused some haze in the valleys. Sunday, August 28, 2005. Churning water after it has gone through the turbines.
Mt Robson, being the highest peak of the rockies at almost 13,000ft, is a reason itself to see this amazing area. Once here we discovered that a long but relatively easy hike takes you on a trek that gives you views like none you could imagine. Sunday, August 28, 2005. A very swift and cold Robson River. Sue pointed out how the shadows play on the water in this spot. I had to capture it.
Sandon is an abandoned silver mining town that has a very rich history. Once a city of around 10,000 people with a famous bordwalk that spanned the creek, Sandon now only has a few inhabitants and only a handful of buildings. Sunday, August 28, 2005. That little grey spot on the hill was a house.
A park where you really get a glimpse of how natural forces can shape each other. When ice covered most of this part of the globe, volcanoes erupted, creating the most unique lava flows which later evolved into unique geological structures and features. Sunday, August 28, 2005. according to the interpretive panel, these falls are three times as high as Niagara Falls. Lava rock by Helmcken Falls.