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Serious bike accident serves as a warning to use caution when trail riding (opens the original)
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Last Saturday started like any other, at least what I can remember. It didn't end that way. Let's just say it's a cautionary tale. After writing a story (I found a copy), I decided to e-bike to Knox Mountain to shoot some photos of the Paul's Tomb Trail for an upcoming column in my Wild and Wonderful Walks series. The next thing I remember was waking up in the Kelowna General Hospital emergency department. Constant Companion Carmen asked: "Are you OK? You crashed your bike on Knox Mountain." "To
Linear parks galore in the southern Interior, especially in Kelowna (opens the original)
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The Southern Interior wasn't the first to begin establishing linear parks but the region has taken them to heart and created wonderful outdoor recreational opportunities. That realization came to the Sheriff as he was considering which walking, strolling and hiking trails or parts of trails to include in a new series, Wild and Wonderful Walks, for a fall presentation to the North Okanagan Naturalists' Club. According to Wikipedia, a linear park is a type of park that is significantly longer than
Hitting the trail in Myra Canyon and downtown Kelowna (opens the original)
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The North Okanagan Naturalists' Club issued a challenge and the Sheriff is responding with a new series called Wild and Wonderful Walks. The Sheriff has been invited to present a new version of My Favourite Trails at the club's Nov. 4 regular meeting. (It won't be difficult to remember the date because it's sister Wilma's birthday. Her age will not be revealed because she is nine years younger than the Sheriff.) The Vernon-based club learned about this one-hour presentation to the Central Okanag
Inside the official opening of new rail trail sections (opens the original)
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The official opening of two new sections of the Okanagan Rail Trail on Aug. 5 had surprises and inside stories. The ceremony was held at the corner of Old Vernon Road and Airport Way, where a new two-kilometre paved section in front of Kelowna Airport ends and a 3.2-kilometre gravel section to Commonwealth Road begins. A 2.6-kilometre section from Commonwealth to Beaver Lake roads, through the Okanagan Indian Band reserve, remains unfinished. A 500-metre section north of Beaver Lake Road, now pa
Rail trail series produces hidden history (opens the original)
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When the Sheriff wrote a recent series about rail trail history, it prompted readers to share their fascinating stories—and it was not only Okanagan residents but the columns made it all the way to Ontario. C.A. (Kit) Kennard, of Port Credit, Ont., wrote: "Thanks for this interesting and important article (on the KVR) but I believe you missed another key player in all this, James J. Warren. "My understanding is that JJW (my great grandfather) solicited CPR president Thomas Shaughnessy about buil
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