Category Archives: okanagan related

Photos from my Weekend

Posted on April 6, 2020 by dfolstad58

Mother Nature has been moody in my little city the last few days. We have had wind, and cloud, sun and rain, we have had even hail and snow (it didn’t last long). I was out riding my bike when … Continue reading →

Posted in health, okanagan related, Uncategorized | Tagged Cycling, Deer, fresh air, Lake, Okanagan, Penticton, penticton creek, Spring, winter | 36 Comments

Ticket to Ride Tuesday

Posted on March 24, 2020 by dfolstad58

I went out for a bike ride last night about 8 p.m. and it felt like 3 a.m. in the streets as no cars around, surreal. I am worried for people here and my country. I remain optimistic though and … Continue reading →

Posted in okanagan related, Thinking Out loud | Tagged Canada, Cycling, flag, Okanagan lake, Penticton, Sicamous, Skaha, skaha lake | 22 Comments

#ten minutes from anywhere

Posted on March 2, 2020 by dfolstad58

Tea anyone? I would like to start this post by inviting readers to visit a tea party – if you visit the link, it will explain itself. Host one yourself, and invite me. #Mostly go NOT stop commuting When I … Continue reading →

Posted in Just being creative, okanagan related | Tagged biking, commute, Penticton, Tea, tea party, ten minutes | 17 Comments

Don’t Miss the day

Posted on February 24, 2020 by dfolstad58

Every home should have a batpole to the garage! Instead of checking my email first thing this morning I took the time to examine the horizon, the clouds broken by the lighter blue of sunlight just over the valley side. … Continue reading →

Posted in okanagan related, Thinking Out loud | Tagged bat pole, birds singing, blue sky, devices, quiet, Skaha, skaha bluff, taking time | 24 Comments

Libraries have changed, but still Terrific!

Posted on February 21, 2020 by dfolstad58

Libraries are not the same from when I was a child, and I think you will be pleased with the changes. Technology has arrived, and libraries are still so easy to use, easy to join and benefit from – but … Continue reading →