Jan/Feb 2004
The seven-eighths of a mile between the Westside and the sandy beach at Kelowna has always been a travellerās headache. Since the days when the first Europeans settled the Okanagan, getting across has required patience, perseverance and ingenuity. Despite that single mile of water being the only bottleneck on a 4,800-mile highway stretching from California to the Yukon, the politicians refused to act or even attempt a solution.
Read the original featureĀ 2004 Jan-Feb Old Lady of the Lake.