Glad you got the locator collar for Finch, and he doesn’t mind wearing it. We’ve had so much smoke here in Washington as well, but now that the rain is back, the air has cleared up. Sorry you missed your samosas!
We did a few tests with it…but didn’t film. It works very similar to an avalanche beacon. So nice to have the smoke gone, but we shifted into almost winter over the course of a week!
Do I ever love fall camping. Glad you got one last camping trip in this year. Too bad it was so smoky. When I saw you were heading east out of Van, I thought for sure veggie samosas, haha.
We will get out again…just not likely to the Okanogan. Yes, we were disappointed too about the samosas.! You may find this article of interest (albeit a bit dated) if you are a fan as well. www.colleenfriesen.com/2012/08/30/samosas-in-merritt-british-columbia/
Thanks for the mention. It was a pleasant surprise bumping into you two at Kekuli Bay. We definitely caught the last few good days of fall in the Okanagan. We have a few of your videos bookmarked for future destination ideas; like the BC Hydro site on the island with the pet bird.
Wish we had taken a moment to get a photo of the new to you van! You will like that BC Hydro site: though we can’t promise the bird will still be there!
As long as the days are above freezing your water system won't be damaged. Any ice build up needs time to expand. I was able to arrange to go back to the U. S. again and will be crossing the border on Nov. 1. Cheers, Steve
@@ScubaSteveCanada we are always cautious, but have never had an issue at -3 or so if the days were warm once again. Look forward to hearing about your adventures south!
Thank you for sharing this with me!! As always BS & BK & BC !!!
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Glad you got the locator collar for Finch, and he doesn’t mind wearing it. We’ve had so much smoke here in Washington as well, but now that the rain is back, the air has cleared up. Sorry you missed your samosas!
We did a few tests with it…but didn’t film. It works very similar to an avalanche beacon. So nice to have the smoke gone, but we shifted into almost winter over the course of a week!
Do I ever love fall camping. Glad you got one last camping trip in this year. Too bad it was so smoky. When I saw you were heading east out of Van, I thought for sure veggie samosas, haha.
We will get out again…just not likely to the Okanogan. Yes, we were disappointed too about the samosas.! You may find this article of interest (albeit a bit dated) if you are a fan as well. www.colleenfriesen.com/2012/08/30/samosas-in-merritt-british-columbia/
My hometown! It is a shame that Kal Lake looked dark and dismal, it is such a beautiful place to live right next to.
It is a gorgeous area…it was just about to rain so a little dark and gray that day.
Thanks for the mention. It was a pleasant surprise bumping into you two at Kekuli Bay. We definitely caught the last few good days of fall in the Okanagan. We have a few of your videos bookmarked for future destination ideas; like the BC Hydro site on the island with the pet bird.
Wish we had taken a moment to get a photo of the new to you van! You will like that BC Hydro site: though we can’t promise the bird will still be there!
Thanks for the video! It seems that the traditional camping season is becoming more and more smokey. Anyways, have a nice day and weekend!
First time we have ever had an issue in the fall! Best to you as well!
The Sumacs at that Kekuki (sp) site were so pretty.
It is a nice area and on a sunny day would have been even nicer! And you were so close…bcparks.ca/explore/parkpgs/kekuli_bay/
It was smoky those same days here in Campbell River as well.
Almost impossible to avoid this year! Just had never seen this before in mid October!
I sure enjoyed the fall colours around the Okanagan area, Oyama was my childhood home.
Do you ever go to the North Cascades in Washington? Lots of great campsites there. Nany
Not yet, but appreciate the tip!
Do you ever have any plans to head south to warmer climates?
We keep talking about it, but still nothing set as of yet. Certainly tempting! All that said, we will still winterize soon.
As long as the days are above freezing your water system won't be damaged. Any ice build up needs time to expand. I was able to arrange to go back to the U. S. again and will be crossing the border on Nov. 1. Cheers, Steve
@@ScubaSteveCanada we are always cautious, but have never had an issue at -3 or so if the days were warm once again. Look forward to hearing about your adventures south!
@@hikenrv Eastern Washington, Oregon to Twin Falls and south to Lake Havasu and Parker is well worth it at this time of year.
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