Very nice video my friend. I remember walking (yes WALKING) from the Chilliwack Greyhound station to Cultus Lake at around 2:30 in the morning as a 15 year old boy. I had never been there before.. but man was it scary. This was back in 1991. Looking on maps now.. a lot of those places along the route didn’t even exist yet... but then again it was dark so I don’t really remember much.
Yarrow is my usual stop for fuel, food, and persons of interest. Midway to my speleology recreation locations. I'm a senior citizen and my DR 650 street legal dirt motorcycle ride is more comfortable after I walk about Yarrow. One of the citizens gave me a bottle of vodka once. Apparently because I'm too friendly. I thanked the business manager and then went to find somebody else who'd happily accept free 80 proof spirits. Yarrow post office staff might remember me for being unique otherwise. Due to my snail mail preference? As might the weekend park sale of unbreakable items. If my day ride includes the rocky Mt. McGuire summit route. I'm laid-up 2020 recovering from a fall. Go figure.
Jayson, Can you write a little blog on why you did this, passion for video? background? We woiuld like to use your video for a story and give you full credit - Don fvn@shaw.ca
My hometown too bud. Living in Vancouver now but Poplar Rd born and raised. The stories of growing up there. Amazing place.
Very nice video my friend. I remember walking (yes WALKING) from the Chilliwack Greyhound station to Cultus Lake at around 2:30 in the morning as a 15 year old boy. I had never been there before.. but man was it scary. This was back in 1991. Looking on maps now.. a lot of those places along the route didn’t even exist yet... but then again it was dark so I don’t really remember much.
That's insane. Must have taken a good 4 hours or so. What made you make that walk?
Yarrow is my usual stop for fuel, food, and persons of interest.
Midway to my speleology recreation locations. I'm a senior
citizen and my DR 650 street legal dirt motorcycle ride is more
comfortable after I walk about Yarrow. One of the citizens gave
me a bottle of vodka once. Apparently because I'm too friendly.
I thanked the business manager and then went to find somebody
else who'd happily accept free 80 proof spirits. Yarrow post office
staff might remember me for being unique otherwise. Due to
my snail mail preference? As might the weekend park sale of
unbreakable items. If my day ride includes the rocky Mt. McGuire
summit route. I'm laid-up 2020 recovering from a fall. Go figure.
Speedy recovery! thanks for watching!
Jayson, Can you write a little blog on why you did this, passion for video? background? We woiuld like to use your video for a story and give you full credit - Don fvn@shaw.ca