Waterfall in Vancouver airport terminal
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Near vancouver from the highway
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Leaving vancouver from highway
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About 30 minutes outside of Vancouver
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About an hour or so outside of Vancouver
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More low mountains enroute
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Mountains getting bigger
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City of hope -- this is near where I started on the more scenic road. It suffered a serious slide, words here, picture on next.
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Hope landslide (part of it)
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View from near Hope, notice white at the top of the ridges.
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Mountain streams were everywhere.
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Another random mountain stream
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A campground near a highway with a stream, and people kiyaking
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Lower view of the stream from the campground. I tried the water, it is ice cold, FAR colder than what we found in the Smokeys.
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Another view of the stream, catching a tree that was blooming. They were everywhere, and increadibly sweet smelling.
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A tree living barely on the edge of the stream
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The cell phone didn't do this justice, but it is a small town in a mountain dead end canyon. Storm clounds were above.
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More mountains, getting closer to the desert
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Mour mountains and a nice shot of the valleys that were everwhere on the trip, large flat areas in between large mountains. This is closer to the desert.
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Desert Area
Getting into the desert area you can see the cultivated (and irrigated) fields, but the normal vegitation is scrub brush type plants. (ID#108485)
Just ouside of Osoyoos, some very strange "lake" that was solid.
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Here's the Spotted lake. Dried mineral deposits left when the lake evaporated?
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View entering Osoyoos. That's the town on the far right.
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View entering Osoyoos.
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