To KELOWNA 49N 119W

Greeted by solid rain in AM.

Looking Out Our Front Door

Must figure how to make the furnace blow hot air.

On to Bromley Rock. In the summer, a great gathering place along the Similkameen. People swimming, leaping and picnicing.

Bromley Rock N49 25.059' W120 15.152'

Today, a little misty.

Picnic Tabled

In the nearby forest, evidence of earlier civilizations?

Face in the Forest

Stop for liqourice in Keremeos, a town notable for having it's own natural logo on the nearby hill side.

Keremeos Mountain Logo N49 12.296' W119 49.371'

Unlike most travelers, we welcome stoppages. A chance to make lunch.

Waiting for the Blast N49 20.181' W119 45.425'

Onto the Kid's house in Kelowna. Sara feeds us. Event of the night is the Rutland Secondary School Dance production of "PLAY IT LOUD" starring mostly our grand-daughter and some other peoples kids.

Granddad & Dancer (with brother's help)

Here's that brother:

Grand-dad & Danger

And while trying to eat:

Grand-dad & Diner

Take heart, there are no more grandchildren to the east.

Afterwards, Gordy provides me with a bottle of Grant's Patiently Crafted Blended Scotch Whiskey, perhaps in hope that I will drift off before can I tell him about when I was his age. Food, liquor and opportunity to admire grandkids; we may lurk for days.....

Oh and here is another try at that map:

 Always remember: The map is not the territory.