Today we left Creston and went off course a bit to see the house made out of glass embalming fluid bottles near Boswell. Margaret had read about it a couple of years ago and just realized at an information centre that this is where it is. It was cool. He loved the spot by the lake and decided to build there and recycle bottles from his career at the same time. Since we'd come this way, we continued north and took the long (free!) ferry ride over the lake and drove though Nelson where we met Anita Levesque & Bradley Smith at the Oxygen Gallery during their open gallery day in town. We arrived in Penticton at supper time or so and spent a great evening in Maureen's pool.
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Vacation day 6
Today we left Creston and went off course a bit to see the house made out of glass embalming fluid bottles near Boswell. Margaret had read about it a couple of years ago and just realized at an information centre that this is where it is. It was cool. He loved the spot by the lake and decided to build there and recycle bottles from his career at the same time. Since we'd come this way, we continued north and took the long (free!) ferry ride over the lake and drove though Nelson where we met Anita Levesque & Bradley Smith at the Oxygen Gallery during their open gallery day in town. We arrived in Penticton at supper time or so and spent a great evening in Maureen's pool.
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