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Friday, April 15, 2005

6:48 a.m. -


A Geoff Manson Special.
(c) Andy Click on photo for a larger image

From last night's ride home. This is the first trestle bridge re-built on the KVR. It spans a gorge about 60ft deep that looks up the lake to the mountains. Last year it had a Canadian flag flying from it. Made me very happy to be here. There are many more huge trestles being re-constructed as national herritage sites on the KVR between Penticton and Kelowna. Lots of exploring to do this summer.

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