summer trip day 5

We made it to Kelowna and we rode a lot. The photos pretty much say it all, look at that flair! I made David do the rest of this post, enjoy…

this is just one of the amazing parks in the Okanagan, Pentiction park

 

matt ridgeway at city park,small park but very fun,were we got to experience first hand to bike police no tickets for some reson there were being pretty nice,one kid has 14 no helmet tickets!wow 

flair at pentiction were the day really got started,and it just took of from there crazythings being pulled all day

 

bar spin by david clay with the caprees at city park,i got stopped by the bike cops for no helmet,and asked  if could ride with them and they said okay,went to go get the helmet and they took off,pretty awesome

summer trip day 4

Woke up in Burns Lake to pouring rain. We looked at the weather report and saw that it was raining everywhere so we slept in, which would come back to get us later. David lost his memory card at this point so we’re without photos, but I’ll post some video from here next week. Prince George was dry for an hour or so and we sessioned that. We drove another seven hours or so only to get to Coldstream just as the lights went out…

summer trip day 3

We had a few technical difficulties with the camera, but I’ve got three days worth of posts here pretty much. After riding Whitehorse we drove down to the Stewart Cassiar highway, which is pretty much just a big backroad for about 500 miles. When I was a kid, my dad was a police officer and he was on the show Unsolved Mysteries for a case that took place on this highway. We camped beside a really cool lake and got up in the morning ready for an adventure. The drive was really beautiful, I got to swim in a lake, and we spotted a brand new skatepark randomly on the side of the road in New Hazelton, which T1 (the dude, not the company) got the funding for. The park was super tight, but we lasted an hour or so before it got dark, then we drove all the way to Burns Lake.

This is a sign you’re in BC.

A bridge on the Stewart Cassiar somewhere…

The bridge outside of Kitwanga I think. The red truck has been serving us extrememly well on this trip.

Our camping method was basically to drive until we got tired and then look for a body of water.

This lake was cold!

Everything at New Hazelton was like a mini version of something else. They packed a lot of good stuff into a small area. Fastplant on the slightly smaller than normal tombstone.

New Hazelton Bowl.

These rapids were in Moricetown. They were extrememly loud and powerful, and this photo doesn’t do them justice.