Photos from my trip to British Columbia

[StardustSoldier]

Panorama; scroll right to see more

[ImpracticalDino]

I love photos that show the beauty of nature. Good job capturing them! As bonus, you also shot some pictures right at sunset, so kudos to that. Who owns that puppy in that one picture by the way? Pretty cute.

Overall, great photos!

[Flathead770]

Ah those look great Stardust! Love the panorama!

[Mumbling]

Those are some lovely pictures! Has it been very dry there recently?

[Anagnos]

Wow, great pictures indeed, StardustSoldier! I hope you had a good time!

[Sneak]

You spent a good time.

[StardustSoldier]

Thanks everyone!

@ImpracticalDino: The first sun photo is of a sunrise, while the last two are of a sunset. The dog is actually fully-grown; she's just a small dog. Her name is Lily. She belongs to my aunt and uncle's family. It was my aunt's idea to have her ride in the baby carriage.

@Mumbling: I wouldn't say dry necessary. Much of the ground still seems quite fresh. There are other areas that have lots of yellow grass, as you can see in the photos, but that's just how some of the terrain is over there. It was more just hot than anything.

[ImpracticalDino]

Thanks for the clarification on those things, StardustSoldier! Yeah, you fooled me in both instances.

What types of wildlife were you able to observe in British Columbia?

[StardustSoldier]

Not a big variety, I'm afraid. Just some deer and some ducks. Despite my photos of nature, I mostly hung out at my aunt and uncle's house. As in, I didn't go camping or anything. Most of the photos were taken in the city of Kelowna, and a few from Salmon Arm. Thankfully, though, both places are in mountainous areas and so there's still lots of opportunity for scenic shots.