I won't be posting any new photos on this blog,
but I will continue to post
all my pictures at this new location.
So please bookmark the new blog's web address:
Brian Vike’s British Columbia Photographs
Monday, December 12, 2016
Monday, August 22, 2016
63 Beautiful Sunsets Over Houston British Columbia (Pictures)
Above Photo: I took some pictures on August 5, 2016 of a beautiful sunset
over the Steelhead Fountain in our amazing Steelhead Park Houston, British Columbia.
63 Beautiful Sunsets Over Houston British Columbia.
Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike blog, please contact me at b_vike@telus.net
Travel Houston, British Columbia with Brian Vike.
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Trace Unknown by Barbara Ann Campbell
Trace Unknown
by Barbara Ann Campbell
Bigfoot, an unknown species of animal, would be able to survive in the same environment, living off the same food sources as known species in the target area.
The animal's activities would bare striking resemblance to the grizzly bear, black bear, cougar, wolves, ungulates and porcupine. Perhaps that would explain some of how it has managed to have eluded our attention.
Inside, Barb has compiled an extensive profile on Bigfoot and shares her discoveries of the first year of operations. This book is reference material for the serious Bigfoot field researcher. Campbell is a former UFO and paranormal researcher.
She has also served as a forensic investigator of unexplained animal deaths (UAD), aka animal mutilation cases, and has appeared on Cattle Killers episode of MonsterQuest.
Find It On Amazon.
https://www.amazon.ca/Trace-Barbara-Ann-Campbell/dp/1329655427/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1458191764&sr=1-1&keywords=Trace+Unknown
Find it on Barnes and Noble.
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/trace-unknown-barbara-ann-campbell/1123082135?ean=9781329655423
Find it on Lulu.com.
http://www.lulu.com/shop/barbara-ann-campbell/trace-unknown/paperback/product-22450969.html
To file a report or to visit Barb's website.
Trace Unknown
http://traceunknown.blogspot.ca/
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Another Beautiful Sunset Over Houston British Columbia (Pictures)
Above Photo: I took the photos on March 7, 2016 of this awesome sunset in
Houston, British Columbia.
For larger view of the photo, click on the picture.
For information on things to do in and around Houston, British Columbia, please contact the Houston and District Chamber Of Commerce/Visitors Centre. Links below.
Also, I hope you enjoy the photos that I have taken around our beautiful town.
To view a number of pictures that I took of the sunset on March 7, 2016 in
Houston, British Columbia, please visit:
Houston and District Chamber Of Commerce/Visitors Centre.
Website: http://www.houstonchamber.ca/
Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike blog, please contact me at b_vike@telus.net
Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike.
Travel Houston, British Columbia with Brian Vike.
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Winter In Northwestern British Columbia (Pictures)
The below links are for other stories and pictures from around British Columbia.
Winter Time On The Morice River Houston British Columbia (Pictures/Wolves Video)
Sunset Lake And Area At Topley British Columbia (Pictures)
The 1907 Heritage E Stuart Wood School Kamloops British Columbia (Pictures)
Media Interviews With Brian Vike
Winters Snowfall In Houston British Columbia (Pictures)
Winter - Historic Buildings Found In Four Seasons Park
Houston British Columbia (Pictures)
Winter Scene Eddy Park On The Bulkley River Telkwa British Columbia (7 Pictures)
Ski Smithers Hudson Bay Mountain And Prestige Hudson Bay Lodge In
Smithers British Columbia (Pictures)
Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike blog, please contact me at b_vike@telus.net
Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike.
Travel Houston, British Columbia with Brian Vike.
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Ice Jam On The Bulkley River Smithers British Columbia (Pictures)
Above Photo: Ice jam raise's the water in the Bulkley River at Smithers, British Columbia.
An ice jam has threaten to flood homes that are in low lying areas next to the Bulkley river in Smithers, British Columbia in the early part of January 2016. People were placed on high alert as the ice and water backed up onto peoples property.
As chunks of ice started building up on the river, this caused the water to back up, flooding some basements and property.
There were approximately 16 or so homeowners that were placed on evacuation notice if the river continued to rise. There was some flooding on some the roads.
In Spring runoff, many of these low lying areas do flood, and flooding has been seen in years past from ice jams on the Bulkley.
Also residents are being advised to stay away from the river as it is extremely dangerous.
To view the full write up and see the other pictures, please visit Brian Vike's Travel Blog at:
If you have a picture or story you would like to share on the Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike blog, please contact me at b_vike@telus.net
Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike.
Travel Houston, British Columbia with Brian Vike.
1918 Railway Station Smithers British Columbia (8 - Pictures)
Above Photo: The 1918 Smithers, British Columbia Railway Station and Via Rail passenger train unloading and loading people for the run to Prince Rupert and stops in-between.
It is funny, know matter how many times I visit communities throughout northern British Columbia, I always find something new to film. I moved from Surrey, B.C. in 1981 to where I reside now, which is in small town Houston.
There were a few challenges to over come, like setting up a home in the dead of winter with temperatures dropping into the minus thirty's.
To view the full write up and see the other pictures, please visit Brian Vike's Travel Blog at:
If you have a picture or story you would like to share on the Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike blog, please contact me at b_vike@telus.net
Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike.
Travel Houston, British Columbia with Brian Vike.
Saturday, January 2, 2016
Steelhead And Winter Ice Fishing In And Around Houston British Columbia (12 Pictures)
Above Photo: Fulton river which flows into Babine Lake, British Columbia's longest natural lake at Granisle, B.C.. Picture was taken on New Year's Day, January 1, 2016.
Houston, British Columbia is known around the world for a good number of things, such as Canada’s largest fly fishing rod and one of two grizzly bears that were killing cattle around Hungry Hill.
Also we have the “beautiful” Steelhead Park which runs along Highway 16 through Houston.
In the park there is the Steelhead fountain where you can sit peacefully enjoying the day.
Another popular attraction is the Wolf Totem Pole which is in the park.
In summer there are numerous beds of blooming flowers of different types and well manicured grass. The park is truly Houston’s well known gem.
To view the full write up and see the other 11 pictures, please visit Brian Vike's Travel Blog at:
If you have a picture or story you would like to share on the Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike blog, please contact me at b_vike@telus.net
Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike.
Travel Houston, British Columbia with Brian Vike.
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