Driving Vancouver to Kelowna - the green

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At this time of year, the drive from Vancouver to Kelowna takes you through areas of green, snow, lakes, and river. Green is all you see leaving Vancouver once you are out of the city. Trees and more trees with the waterfall created by snow melt is along both sides of the drive.
 Some waterfalls are quite large while others hide in the canyon.
 The river is a bit harder to see while zipping by.
 This is a waterfall ending back up in snow state at the end.
 A more calm area as you come out of the trees and back into a small town.

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  1. Homer Simpson6:47 PM

    I like the green. I need to get back to Canada some day soon.

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