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| This is our site, no one around now but soon. |
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| One of the endangered plant species here, bunch grass |
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| Ponderosa Pine |
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| Typical campsite, a double on the water's edge. The tree used to be an family of eagles home but they have abandoned it and moved elsewhere in the park. |
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| Yes, we have washrooms. No showers though. The park was built a long time ago. |
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| Campsite with Quilchena Resort on the opposite shore of Nicola Lake. |
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| There are beach trails all over the park including one that is an hour long walk. |
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| I had never seen this sign before tonight. No wonder people ask for the horseshoes at our site. They are actually in the Gatehouse, hmmmm |
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| The Gatehouse, where I work. |
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| The Day Use area. The hole in the ground in the foreground is a pit the natives built their home over. There are two in the Day Use area |
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| Nice playground, crawling with half humans in the summertime. |
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| The osprey's tree. Fellow park worker, Anita, on the cart. |
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| Towards the end of summer, when it gets dark earlier, we show movies here. Such a neat experience. |
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| Regular park guest. Don't know why she is all alone this year. |
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| Look closely. That's a snake. Just a garter snake Doug says. |
5 comments:
You have an absolutely gorgeous place to spend the summer!
you know it's our favourite park!..see you soon!
Doug, there is no such thing as "just" a snake be it a garter or not. I'm glad to see no snow on the ground which means you should really be busy, busy, busy this week-end.
So you need to take some horseshoes home from work? Or make a new sign to post there or at your rig?
I like your calling kids half humans. :)
Looks like a great park
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