I live around Cody Wyoming I can't for 10 years fifth wheel of all the places I've ever been in my camper I stopped at Cody Wyoming one time and I fell in love with the people everybody was so damn Pleasant I told my wife at the time what do you say we stopped here and live and she said yes I love it here I came from Chicago and I love Cody Wyoming matter of fact I love Wyoming
That hotel was built by my grandfather. I thought they had torn it down. My roots are firmly planted in that city as I was born and raised there as was my father. I have been gone two years and I am homesick😂
Why take video when trees are all sleeping. A very clean well organized city, maybe one of cleanest city’s anywhere. Go I/2 hour south east of camrose and you’ll find the town of Rosalind, maybe very cleanest organized town as well. Ironic.
Outside of Metro Vancouver, it's Victoria or Kelowna for the next 2 largest cities. Victoria has more mid size buildings in their skyline, but soon Kelowna will intensify it's higher building density. I live in Poco. I think I will take a trip through Kelowna this year since I've recently twice been to Victoria.
Question: Is that city promoting LGBTQ? is it family friendly . we are planning relocate from Montreal to Okanagan but we don't know which city is better for growing up the kids and good schools ( Kelowna housing is too pricy )
This is NOT even close to what Kelowna looks like. Except for all the red lights on Hwy 97. You missed the Tent City, all of the folks living on Leon, the safe injection sites overflowing with addicts, you missed so much of the beauty. This is not Kelowna at all, just looks like any other shitty small town and it's not. It's shitty but nothing was shown other than shitty roads and cars. Shitty vid.
Such a gorgeous landscape, such a beautiful city! 😍 It's so good to see Revy so in this video! 🥰 If we would have opportunity we'd live here. 🤩 Thank you very much for sharing this video! Greetings from Hungary! 🙂
We are going to the Shuswap this summer . I drove this stretch of road 25 yrs ago to go to a family funeral. Beautiful scenery but terrible roads if your a flatlander as I was called by the B C family. The stretch of called the 10 mile hill was awful. So glad this is 4 lanes to Revelstoke. Nice video
Grew up for 7 years in Lethbridge in the early 1980s, it sure has changed dramatically. I remember when Crowsnest Trail was being constructed which dramatically improved the east / west traffic flow in the city. Sadly it has become much more left leaning with the introduction of a safe consumption facility near that destroyed building shown in the video. Now crime rates and drug use / social issues have grown exponentially. I hope things change as this city has incredible potential to be much greater in the years to come.
I did the stretch in winter with blowing snow at night, when it was still a 2-lane highway. Take your time, and give lots of space, although we had mostly dry pavement.
This guy's cruising down the ""Lowlands"" of the Panhandle--Off the Caprock; He is going down historic US 83, which begins in my hometown, Harlingen Tx., goes through the True Hill country, into the Shamrock lowland, into OK, Kansas, S & N Dakota to Disappear in Manitoba, Canucklandia.
Ok. First of all the burnt up picture of the Lethbridge Hotel is not a great look when there is so many better places to feature. Lethbridge is so much more than what you show. Missed the riverbottom, Henderson Lake and Nikka Yuko, the westside, the Northside. Scenic Drive would have been a good road to drive. Bad representation of Lethbridge
