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Showing posts with label Fishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fishing. Show all posts
Monday, December 12, 2016
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/
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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.
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Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Additional Wooden Sculptures - The Hope Slide - Kawkawa Lake Park - Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park Hope British Columbia (9 - Pictures)
Above Photo: Lest We Forget In Memory Of Our War Dead.
Continuing from my post on December 23, 2015 entitled “A Beautiful Place To Visit Or Make it Your Home In Hope British Columbia” and the posting of a number of wooden sculptures pictures, I wanted to add the rest of the photos I have of the wooden sculptures.
So what I have done is to place information about the Hope Slide with some of the sights I saw and filmed around Hope in early November 2015.
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Beautiful Wooden Sculptures And A Great Place To Visit Hope British Columbia (13 - Pictures)
Above Photo: Beautiful wooden sculpture seen in front of the
District of Hope, British Columbia.
The district of Hope is an amazing place to visit. First of all, Hope, B.C. is the gateway to pretty much all of British Columbia.
Hope has a population of approximately 6,170 residents and is located in the Cascade Mountain range, which makes for a very scenic place to visit, or a wonderful place to call home. Hope, British Columbia
On our journey around Hope in November 2015 we seen the most beautiful wooden sculptures which were carved with a chain-saw by Hope’s local artist Peter Ryan. The wooden sculptures were seen all throughout the town.
There are so many different things to see which made it hard to visit them all, but I certainly will return in 2016 to visit all that Hope has to offer.
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Sunday, November 29, 2015
Plan Your Next Holiday To Clinton British Columbia (Old Brick School House 9 - Pictures)
Above Photo: Clinton, British Columbia Museum.
There is a small town, actually it is called a village with a population of approximately 650 people. This would be Clinton in British Columbia. Clinton is located between Prince George and Vancouver in the Cariboo region.
Know matter from which direction you enter Clinton, it always looks the same, beautiful with a country charm. When traveling through the community on Highway 97, which was the historic trail from the famous gold rush days, actually Clinton was founded in the 1860's because of the gold rush.
Clinton attracts tourists from around the world to see wild and splendid scenery. Some of the sights that travelers take in are Hart Ridge, Marble Range, Limestone Mountains and Cougar Point. You can hike, or ride the many trails until the cows come home. Also Clinton offers up some excellent fishing on Beaverdam Lake, Leighwood Lake, Kelly Lake just to mention the few. Wildlife can be seen all throughout the area, from Bear, Moose and Deer, and all the smaller animals.
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Friday, August 21, 2015
Travel British Columbia With Brian Vike
Above Photo: I took this photo from a moving Greyhound bus after visiting my Dad in Langley, B.C. I saw the lake somewhere in-between Clinton and 100 Mile House, British Columbia in 2015.
Brian Vike will be traveling around this great province of British Columbia, checking out the sights, accommodations, food, charters, camping areas, etc., and bringing you my thoughts on the places I have visited.
My reviews and comments will be posted onto my Travel British Columbia with Brian Vike blog, so check back often.
I started my travel blog in mid July 2015, and I have lots to add, plus with winter not being all that far off, it will give me lots to do for the 5 months of cool weather we have in northern British Columbia.
In 2016 when Spring finally arrives, we will hit the road bringing you some amazing photos and interviews with people from around British Columbia.
If you have anything about British Columbia you think people might like, please contact me at b_vike@telus.net
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