We spent ten days wandering
around the Kootenay region, which is the South Eastern corner of BC. Several large, long and narrow lakes and lots of heavily wooded hills, with a variety of medium sized towns. We enjoyed one of the many hot springs, but most were closed due to Covid-19. Also enjoyed a fascinating cave system near Nelson, which was fun, but not at all photogenic. We were surprised to see quite a number of maple trees, showing their Fall colours as beautifully as in Quebec. When we finally find a house we should plant a couple |
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![]() Photo on the left is in Fernie. The one on the right on a trail we hiked but do not remember exactly where. |
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![]() The viaducts at the right are on the former Kettle Valley Railroad, now a well preserved historic monument and bike trail. It was too cold to enjoy cycling, but we will hopefully bike the whole run one day |
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