The landscape was beautiful on our drive up the Gold Rush Trail. We were headed up country to do some Gold Country caching. It was our goal to complete our Geotourism book that featured this are of British Columbia. We were excited to find the 14 more left we had which would complete the 24 total that would ensure us receive a prize. An one of a kind ‘gold nugget’ geo-coin.
We also saw many flowers along the way. Trekking over a thousand kilometers (from Cache Creek all the way to 70 Mile House and back down again to Merritt, Kamloops, Kelowna, Pavillion, Lake Le Jeune, Clinton and so forth) we ventured out and it was such beautiful weather for it.
we were very grateful to have family join us too for some of it. After arriving late to our Annual Family BBQ we were greeted with smiles, Farmers Sausage, potato salad, and homeade buns. After great food, games, and a good sleep, the next day some family joined us caching in Kelowna BC.
We had a wonderful, very long, exciting, and draining holiday. Not sure when we’ll be able to get away from work to do this again, but I’m hoping it’s actually not for a while because I’m happy to be home.
time to relax! pffff
and have you noticed that British Columbia Canada is beautiful?!?!? Why not take another closer look here at my Collages album online, its there that these collages are larger in size for your viewing pleasure!! Enjoy!
sounds like a good time! did you make any geocachers out of the family??
You always have beautiful pictures! And yes, it’s wonderful to take advantage of that beauty in the summer. Glad you had fun with family too!
PS – thanks for the e-mail with instructions. I’m going to check it out as soon as I finish visiting my blogging friends.
thank you for your post on my blog and your support.
great family photos.