All good things have to come to an end
and it was time for me to go home so I said good bye to the lake and set on my way
My first stop was Greenwood where now fortunately the Copper Eagle Bakery was open so although I had had a delicious breakfast I had to make a stop, getting a latte and a scone, and even a crustless quiche for when I got home for dinner
I wonder if they deliver to Vancouver?
I motored on and had considered detouring to 3A to check out Burrowing Owl winery but I kind of missed the turn in Osoyoos so kept on going
until I arrived at
Seven Stones Winery once again.
It is just so pretty and such a perfect place to stop
and I like their wine as well!
I did ask for suggestions of some other wineries in the Cawston and Keremeos in the Similkameen Valley I might visit and I did visit a few
but I swear I only had small sips at Eau Vivre, Orofino, and Clos du Soleil. Lunch was recommended at the Old Grist Mill but I thought I needed to put a few more miles on the road before that stop...
Terry and Elaine had recommended the Princeton Golf Course so I stopped there and had a very nice lunch.
After the twisty turny road into Manning Park I stretched my legs and had an ice cream bar!
Just before Hope I could see it getting mistier...
The hot weather and lack of rain meant forest fires and I knew that Vancouver had been affected by them and gotten clouded in.
It was still a bit of a shock how cloudy it was as you can see by the picture I took at home at 6 o'clock. The air quality was poor so we thought we had been transported to New Delhi or Beijing and it lasted to the end of the week!
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