Where is this? ;3

[Calmcacil]

This shouldnt be too hard to figure out, i know where this is, but im testing all of your knowledge, can you tell where this is ;3? Its in BC.

[Tony Greyfox]

Oyama, isn't it?

[Univaded_Fox]

Judging by the vegetation, somewhere in the Okanogan. 

[pixel]

If I didn't know any better, I'd swear it's penticton.

[Calmcacil]

Im not saying anyones right so far, but i'd say some of you are pretty close, but i guess my picture was bad, heres a better one.

http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii299/Calmcacil/4446_87937142454_652172454_2401861_.jpg

[Tai]

I forgot what the name of that town is if it is what I think it is. The town has a floating bridge and I think a golf course near by up in the hills.

[Calmcacil]

I forgot what the name of that town is if it is what I think it is. The town has a floating bridge and I think a golf course near by up in the hills.

I wouldnt know, i just passed trough.

[Rift]

I know I've seen that lake before... but the name is completely eluding me >_<

[Fargo]

You're looking at Haynes Point Provincial Park in Osoyoos, BC.

[Calmcacil]

You're looking at Haynes Point Provincial Park in Osoyoos, BC.

Indeed i was, it was quite a stunning view.

[Fargo]

I forgot what the name of that town is if it is what I think it is. The town has a floating bridge and I think a golf course near by up in the hills.

Kelowna has the floating bridge an several golf courses in the area. The city is also home to Myra Canyon Provincial Park, which is known world wide for the restored railway trestles which you can walk or pedal across.

[Calmcacil]

;3 this is why my mate needs to get a car and a drivers lisence again, that way i can see more of canada the next time i come over.

[Tai]

I forgot what the name of that town is if it is what I think it is. The town has a floating bridge and I think a golf course near by up in the hills.

Kelowna has the floating bridge an several golf courses in the area. The city is also home to Myra Canyon Provincial Park, which is known world wide for the restored railway trestles which you can walk or pedal across.

Yeah, most likely it is Kelowna, I go though it when I go up to Vernon.

[Tony Greyfox]

You're looking at Haynes Point Provincial Park in Osoyoos, BC.

Oh, Osoyoos, of course! The two lakes with the causeway between them should've been the giveaway, but I haven't been up that way for years.

[Calmcacil]

http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=49.459017,-120.4264&spn=0,0.011362&t=h&z=17&layer=c&cbll=49.459026,-120.426556&panoid=oaiAjJ0HhNOm_ASCw89tIw&cbp=12,28.1,,0,17.92 this is just about where we set on our way to Vancouver when i was flying back home.