Lazy Evening at the Red Bridge

This old red bridge that crosses the Similkameen River outside Keremeos, BC, was built in 1907 for a now defunct railway. The bridge is now used for cars as an access to the Ashnola River Valley. It's also a good spot to cool off on a summer's evening.

Yellow Lake

Yes, I know. But that's what it's called. Another from my summer holiday, this lake is located between Keremeos and Pentiction in the southern interior of British columbia. It doesn't look too pleasant for swimming but it seems the fishing is good.

St. Ann's Church, Hedley

Between Christmas shopping and rainy days I am forced to fall back on the archives from my summer holiday once again. Here's a photo of a little old church on Highway 3 between Hedley and Keremeos in the Similkameen Valley of southern British Columbia. It is St. Ann's Church, a Roman Catholic church about 100 years old. You can read a little more about it HERE.

Christmas Shopping

This post isn't so much about Christmas shopping as it is about our weather lately. In a word, it is wet. I tend to scuttle from place to place with my head down. Anyway, here's a shot of our main street, Douglas Street, at a downtown intersection on the 16th of December, 2009. I hope your Christmas shopping is going along OK.