I woke up a bit early on that Sunday morning that had me staying in the City of Kelowna, in the midst of my 2016 South / Central Okanagan road trip. Since I had a couple of hours before breakfast was served, I took the opportunity to explore the area that the hotel is situated in.

Part 3 and final part of my July 2016 South / Central Okanagan road trip coverage starts at Big White Ski Resort, which I reached by blasting down the entire length of the Kettle Valley Highway. One of the loneliest road in the entire Province, for on its ~100km length there is only 1 (Unincorporated, even!)…

Part 2 of my coverage begins atop the lookout on Anarchist Mountain, looking back down into the Town of Osoyoos and Osoyoos Lake:

Back in late July 2016 I took a weekend driving trip to drive the roads of the Okanagan, overnighting in the City of Kelowna.

Yesterday, I went down the 29th Avenue Bikeway all the way to its Western terminus at Pacific Spirit Regional Park (as in, no longer even in City of Vancouver), because the built-in-1912 campus of St. George’s School is in the area.

I did a weekend driving trip to and from Kelowna back in July of 2016. On the way back on the Coquihalla, I made the point to drop by Othello Tunnels in Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park... which I had passed by so many times on my driving trips, and yet never visited until then.

At the mid-way point of the 2016 BMW Car Club of BC’s annual Duffey Lake Road Trip, we arrived in Kamloops at the residence of a local Club member for Happy Hour. It was quite a feat to squeeze so many cars into a single driveway, but we managed... and it was quite a sight! Here are my pictures.

The end of the 2016 BMW Car Club of BC’s annual Duffey Lake Road Trip brought us to Big Sky Golf Club in Pemberton for lunch. To my pleasant surprise, a group of Austin-Healey 3000s were parked right in front of the club house, while elsewhere in the parking lot I spotted a Porsche 911 (Classic) Carrera RSR.

Have a bit more time this month as I wind down my current job to start a new one in the new year. So, here are some more pictures from my past photo albums. This time, back in September of 2016, I took a walk over the Georgia Viaduct... which has already been slated for demolition back then. Thus, although the work…

Just a LONG BEACH! Blue BMW F87 M2 Coupe in “dapple” shade from yesterday.

We are having quite a bit of rain at the moment... started yesterday and continues today for up to 100mm, so I was unable to go onto my customary walks.

Only had a couple of Oppo-worthy pictures on my walk yesterday to Fraser River Park:

We had an extra day off this year on Monday November 12th, to make up for Remembrance Day falling on Sunday this year. Since I had already went out for pictures the day before (which you can see here), I woke up late and then pfaffed about debating whether or not I should go out again.

For the 100th anniversary of the Armistice, the Series in Residence at our only civic Cemetery commemorated the event with a performance called Centum Corpora. Here are my pictures, plus a few more from elsewhere in the area.

For last year’s Rememberance Day, I visited our only civic cemetery, Mountain View, since it is actually quite close to where I live. Here are some of the pictures I took on that day.

Unfortunately, did not see much Oppo-worthiness on my walk yesterday... so here is a blast from the past, taken a couple of years ago at Gastown.

Here are the Oppo-related pictures I took on my walk this past Saturday.

Here are the Oppo-related pictures I took on my walk yesterday.

Here are the pictures I took while walking around the area while I waited for my tires to get mounted and also alignment done. The tire shop is located within the industrial areas that encompass both sides of Knight Street, which in Richmond is a limited-access road.

Installed the third set of tires on my Cadillac yesterday... second set that I paid for during my ~5.5 years of ownership and daily driving.