Bonneville America Forums Forums Off Topic Discussion Forums Lounge Autumn's not so bad...

Yeah I know bikes are parked for a lot of us (me too) but still, if we kinda get beyond this "riding season's over" blues thing to a more of a "here and now" approach to it all then maybe we can still enjoy certain perks of this here fall season. To that end I offer the following pictorial.

Let's start off with this pic of a nearby mountain glade.


To a fall morning pic taken right from my deck


But then ya got this for yer eyes to feast on...


And a nice pic of the 'Old' bridge over the mighty Columbia in my home town.


Another nearby scene


On the way to Nelson


And the Nelson bridge


Even though it's too cold to ride, it's still pretty amazing...


Even on a foggy morn' such as this.


Just hope I've added a little colour to the lives of those who wait to ride again...


And just remember there's a ray of sunshine in everything.


Ps...just so ya know, it's not possible to move here due to a recent cap put on the local population. But ya can still visit though!!!

(dedicated to Freedom who said recently Montana didn't get much color this year) Aaaah, but ya got a wood stove, yer okay!

Just for a minute there I swear I heard a couple of banjoes....

Those are great pictures Keith,

Southern BC's like my home away from home. You're right, live for the day - - on the other hand the "shortest day" is a bit over a month away, .....then spring's just around the corner

jh

You're kidding, right? You can't keep teasing me with pics of such a gorgeous place only to tell me i can't live there!!!
BTW...how does one "make a living" there? I might need to look into a career change...

nice shots Keith,it's gona hit 15 tommorow and I'm on days off.

Hello Keith,seeing those photos has just made a few things click into place.
My old Dad, bless his soul,lived in Canada in the 40's and after my first visit to sweden in 92 I showed the pics and he got glassy eyed and said it's so much like Canada.And now I know, I didn't realise how much the north of Sweden IS like Canada.The photos I have are those little bitty black and whites they had years ago.
If your interested I have a lot of photos from 45 to 48 when he lived on PEI also from Montreal from that period

arrrgh yer killin me Keith ,at least 15 years before i move out that way(being a BC resident i can move there ) .thanks for the pics mate keep em coming ,even the future snowy ones .

Wow, Keith. You live in a BEAUTIFUL place. I bet the riding around there is sweeeeet.
You're line about the "you can't live here" reminded me of the Seinfeld episode where Jerry was told he couldn't find a place in Tuscany. Gave me a

Great shots, Keith. A little different up here in the Okanagan, but not a lot. I've still got to get down there one of these days to meet you and have a jar or two. Bonnie's still insured but it's pretty cool out now. Think I might be done 'til spring.
Pedro

Okanagan?! Cool!

Hey Keith, when I come up there to see Ma in Kelowna, we're gonna have to give Peter here the ol' invite to join you, me and Gordie for that swig o' beer too, dude!

(so that's your view off your deck huh?!...WOW!...niiiiiice!!!)

Great shots Keith. Man, BC is BEAUTIFUL.

I'll be in Edmonton next summer for my son's wedding. Hope to bring the bike, along with my wife.... BC is in the plans.

If Heaven isn't alot like this I don't want to go.

im up for that Dwight.
Gregger ,it is NOT to be missed.you will not regret riding in the Koots.

Very nice pics. Sure like to ride there someday. Another destination on my long list!

Hey Keith,

Those pictures are fantastic. If you don't mind I will download them and print a few of for my computer room wall.
The only scenery we have at present is pictures of my garden sprinkler trying to keep some green into our lawn.
We have had 1 inch of rain in the past 6 months. I am sat out on the back patio waiting for the storm that they have predicted as a definite maybe!!! I won't hold my breath, I don't look good in blue.