Sasquatch Country: The beautiful City of Harrison Hot Springs in British Columbia, which is often referred to as the "Sasquatch Capital of the World" because of its long history of Sasquatch sightings. |
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Karen
Duquette took a rest alongside of Sasquatch, but suddenly realized that
she was sitting just under his big old smelly armpit. |
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The city of Harrison Hot Springs is just
25 minutes west of Hope. The biggest draw here are the hot springs.
Guests at the Harrison Hot Springs Resort have access to the resort's
PRIVATE pool which is pumped from one of the two springs in the area.
Daytrippers can access the public pool whose water comes from a hot
spring, but there is a charge. The indoor pools are cooled to 38 degrees
Celsius. The natural springs - named Potash and Sulphur - are 40 and
65 degrees Celsius, respectively. The two RV Gypsies did not use the
public pool. Karen Duquette prefers outdoor hot springs. |
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Below: Harrison Lake and Mt. Cheam - The 65-kilometre long Harrison Lake is considered the "Jewel of the Fraser Valley". |
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Harrison Watersports: The only floating water park in southwestern British Columbia has a full range of Harrison's best water sport rentals: Banana Tube Rides, Blaster Bumper Boats, See Doos and more. The two RV Gypsies did not do this, but they enjoyed watching the kids have lots of fun. There is a charge. |
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Below: What beauty to behold! - The flower,
not Karen! Ha Ha! |
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Canadian Honkers were everywhere. |
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The two RV Gypsies had also been to Harrison Hot Springs May 15, 2009 because they wanted to see the well-advertised sand castle competitions, but they could not get anywhere near the city because of the amount of traffic, cars, people, and lack of parking. So they just enjoyed a beautiful area just outside of the main part of the city. In 2015, the lady at the Visitor Center told them that they no longer have the sand castle competitions. |
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