Sweetheart Snowshoe Saturday night. Snowshoeing for a few km along a candle light trail to a fire with drinks and food. Photo and story by Ian Mounsey www.skibaldy.com
What is it – where is it?
Photo supplied by Ed Dukes
Glow pot light source captured on film
Today’s news today
Just got back from the 62nd Bighorn Sheep count. A small group of us, Dieter and Joyce Bunge, Dave Whalley, and myself were high up behind Vaseaux Lake. We had just climbed a steep section through deep snow when Dave asked us to stop for a while as he was out of breath. He sat […]
WOW
Trade Show Presented by Women of Oliver for Women (W.O.W.) Saturday February 18, 2012 10 a.m.-4.00 p.m. Oliver Community Center Hall Free Admission Everyone welcome: Women, Men and Children More than 50 vendors – Door prizes too! Art and craft, jewelry, ceramics, preserves, home services, hand crafted soaps and other bath and beauty supplies, pet supplies, […]
Public Meeting
“Brain Trust” – Patricia Smith – class of ’61
Pat Churchland was born Patricia Smith in Oliver and raised on a farm. Both of her parents lacked a high-school education, her father and mother left school after grades 6 and 8 respectively. Her mother was a nurse and her father ( Wally ) worked in newspaper publishing in addition to running the family farm. […]
Severe neglect
This horse was found this week near Shrike Hill, emaciated, and in dire need of proper care. Skin and bones. According to Ken MacRae, this quarter horse has lost about 400 pounds of needed body weight and was very weak when found. I will call the horse “Friendly” as no one knows who owns it […]