If anyone is in central Washington and just kinda wandering about? Consider going up to Molson for a look-see. Very cool old mining and ranching town. Open yard to kick the iron. You can boondock along either of the two lakes..2nd one has a couple really good spots. No one minds.You go to Oroville and turn east. We were just there.http://mrgwh.blogspot.ca/2016/08/long-weekend-in-bc.htmlGary Haupt

Hi Gary! We were there years ago. We stopped at the little museum and had a nice chat with the volunteers, two or three older women who lived along the lakes and raised a few cattle for the tax breaks. Very friendly people!

tonyandkaren wrote:Hi Gary! We were there years ago. We stopped at the little museum and had a nice chat with the volunteers, two or three older women who lived along the lakes and raised a few cattle for the tax breaks. Very friendly people!You are just a few hours drive away.....c'mon back....Gary

Hey Gary. Lived in penticton in the seventies.Went to Molson and the town was completely empty, all the buildings were open, and none of the displays were locked. I can't imagine it's like that today. Dave

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Boxerslave
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Aug 02, 2016
Sorry Gary. I was floating down the canal that day. HaHa Dave
garyhaupt
Explorer
Aug 02, 2016
Boxerslave wrote:
Hey Gary. Lived in penticton in the seventies.Went to Molson and the town was completely empty, all the buildings were open, and none of the displays were locked. I can't imagine it's like that today. Dave

Where are you in this pic, Dave? from the 70's...I am in there too!

And Molson is exactly the same...doors open...stuff just sitting there. Except for the homesteaders cabin...wire caging to keep loose fingers at bay.

Gary Haupt
Boxerslave
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Aug 02, 2016
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Boxerslave
Explorer
Aug 02, 2016
Hey Gary. Lived in penticton in the seventies.Went to Molson and the town was completely empty, all the buildings were open, and none of the displays were locked. I can't imagine it's like that today. Dave
garyhaupt
Explorer
Aug 01, 2016
tonyandkaren wrote:
Hi Gary! We were there years ago. We stopped at the little museum and had a nice chat with the volunteers, two or three older women who lived along the lakes and raised a few cattle for the tax breaks. Very friendly people!

You are just a few hours drive away.....c'mon back....

Gary
tonyandkaren
Explorer
Aug 01, 2016
Hi Gary! We were there years ago. We stopped at the little museum and had a nice chat with the volunteers, two or three older women who lived along the lakes and raised a few cattle for the tax breaks. Very friendly people!
kknowlton
Explorer II
Aug 01, 2016
Good to know about - thanks!

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