Pond along Commonage Rd, Vernon, B.C. Oct 6/19.

Rose Valley Water Reservoir, Kelowna B.C. Oct 6/19

Summerland Ornamental Gardens. Sept 16/16

Evidently they receive more than human visitors.

Along the pretty Ashnola River, Sept 16/19.

My seventh batch of Cathedral Provincial Park photos, September 15/19.

The lush area between Lake of the Woods & and Pyramid L.

Looking across Pyramid L at the impressive 8622 foot Lakeview Mt.

Gotta love those boardwalks.

Cute wee fungi near Lake of the Woods.

Fly fishing on a two canoe catamaran - 8100 ft Red Mt top right.

Evening reflection Quiniscoe Lake

Looking across Quiniscoe L to Quiniscoe Mt (8369 ft).

Ashnola Valley Rd from Base Camp to Highway 3, Sept 16/19.

My sixth batch of Cathedral Provincial Park photos, September 14 &15/19.

Back in the elevation of the Tamaracks on the Centennial Trail.

Below the Tamaracks the valley is damp, lush, and colourful.

Trekking around Quiniscoe L. in the rain September 15/19.

Trekking around Quiniscoe L. in the rain September 15/19.

Bright green lichen.

Nature's Bonsai near Lake of the Woods.

Rock solid base for the Bonsai ;-).

My fifth batch of Cathedral Provincial Park photos, September 14/19.

Exiting the boulder field that crowns Red Mt.

Meadow area upon exiting the boulder field.

The Centennial Trail off Red Mt. and down to the Lodge.

Looking from the hip of Red Mt. across to Lakeview Mt. which

is more difficult than it appears from afar.

My fourth batch of Cathedral Provincial Park photos September 14/19

This batch is our traverse of the apex of Red Mountain, in particular the boulder field.

Closer shot of the couple we met in the boulder field.

My hiking partner gingering traversing the boulder field.

Visible in the upper right is the Rim Trail we came down.

Looking at the hanging valley above Quiniscoe Lk.

If you look carefully in the middle there are two couples 

in the valley, one ascending and the other descending.

Looking back at the Rim Trail from Red Mt.

The white area below the trail is limestone, not snow.

Backside of the boulder field. Acres of ankle busters!

Quiniscoe Lk from Red Mt.

Some beautiful luminescent appearing lichens.

My third batch of Cathedral Provincial Park photos September 14/19.

Hardy lichens at 8300 ft.

Glacier Lk, and in the centre bare area you can see the Glacier 

Lk Trail we hiked across prior to our ascent.

A cairn marking the Rim Trail (visible to the right) between 

Quiniscoe Mt and Red Mt.

Small hardy plants tucked into the shelter of a couple boulders 

at over 8100 ft.

The Rim Trail between Quiniscoe MT & Red Mt, our 

next goal.

A draw adjacent to Red Mt where one can descend a rough trail 

to Quiniscoe Lk

A couple hikers we met who're descending the boulder field we

had just traversed to gain the summit of Red Mt.