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PHASE 1
Date
Name
Geocaching Name
October 2016
gnome#4
September 2016
sole seeker
August 2016
Pat Worton
Notrow
August 2016
Dorothy Case
Cased
March 2016
Joyful22
March 2016
geopigg
September 2015
Brad Davies
Brdman7
September 2015
Brad & Karen Bourel
Johnny Cache’rs Agassiz BC
August 2015
Richard Gaube
Delta Dodger
May 2015
Traci Penner
Groovy Owl
May 2015
Kevin Penner
Professor P
November 2014
Tony Otto
Tycoon Otto
August 2014
Dave & Teresa Jansen
West Kootenay
August 2014
Ina Glory
Mooogirl & Lil_Bull
July 2011
Ronnie & Brian Jeffery
manymutts
June 2014
Dave Burdett
Nitronarc
Jun 2013
Yvonne Odber
Jun 2013
Bruce & Andrea Walker
Rockpiles2
Oct 2012
Ted Turner
tedlyok
Oct 2012
Kurt Evans
Lostboysinapaj
Sept 2012
Norma Giles
PrairieLily43
Sept 2012
Vesta Giles
VG1111
Sept 2012
Larry Tyssen
T-Kam
July 2012
Phil Barnes
PhilAtSea
July 2012
Ron and Jane Eckersley
SlugDeath
Sept 2011
Gayle Combes
womantracker
Sept 2011
Cheryl Leonard
Ilovevaction
Sept 2011
Jeff Bloom
Aug 2011
Dave & Jan Smith
Pro & Cras Tin8
July 2011
Keith & Pam Niederiaufner
kpnieder
October 2010
Robin Teshima
Flyfishers2
Sept 2010
Chelsy Mourre
Sept 2010
Robert Mourre
Sept 2010
Shelly Mourre
August 2010
Bill Orr
Zircon Zombies
August 2010
Teresa Wilkinson
Zircon Zombies
July 2010
Steve & Linda McAbee
Team Toyo
Oct 2009
Fay Zilkowsky
Mrs. Zee
Sept 2009
Judy Karr
smsaunt
PHASE 2
Date
Name
Geocaching Name
September 2016
BRDman7
September 2016
sole seeker
September 2015
Ron Jeffery
Many Mutts
May 2015
Traci Penner
Groovy Owl
August 2016
Pat Worton
Notrow
August 2016
Dorothy Case
Cased
May 2015
Kevin Penner
Professor P
November 2014
Tony Otto
Tycoon Otto
October 2014
Donna Smith
Mrs. Pumpkin
October 2014
Jerry Stainer
Earthnut
October 2014
Ron & Jane Eckersley
Slugdeath
September 2014
Bev & Darold Bond
September 2014
Ted Turner
Tedlyok
September 2014
Andrea & Bruce Walker
Rockpiles2
September 2014
John Desrosiers
Rajamada
September 2014
Ina Gory
mooogirl &Lil_Bull
June 2014
Dave Burdett
Nitronarc
July 2013
Steve & Linda McAbee
pups N us
July 2013
Kurt Evans
Lostboysinapaj
Sept 2012
Robin & Mamoru Teshima
Flyfishers2
Sept 2012
Jan & Dave Smith
Pro & Cras Tin8
Sept 2012
Judy Karr
Smaunt
Sept 2012
Fay Zilkowsky
Mrs. Zee
Sept 2012
Gayle Combes
WomanTracker
Sept 2012
Keith & Pam Niederiaufner
KPNieder
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Located southeast of Lillooet, Cliff and Gorge Vineyards offers amazing wine tasting and a beautiful scenic landscape including two signed walks to heighten your experience. Reviews: 5/5 star averageJeanette Freiberg5/5 stars 3 weeks ago"A hidden gem, a fabulous host, and the most breathtaking scenery! Eckhard was so welcoming and accommodating. He’s a great conversationalist and made us feel right at home. We took a 25-minute walk around the gorge (accompanied by the best dog!) and caught stunning views. Eckhard then joined us for a picnic (we brought our own food) and we stayed well into the night. A wonderful experience. Thank you!"Sulliman Aïad5/5 stars 11 months ago"Amazing views, amazing hike, amazing chat with the owner and overall amazing experience at Cliff and Gorge. If you're looking for a wine tasting where you can take your time, enjoy the sun, and have a leisurely chat with the owner, you've found the right place - and, I believe, one of the only places in BC where you can get this kind of personal experience."Brandi Read5/5 stars 2 years ago"My favourite winery experiences are those that feel like you've pulled up to someone's barn and then they surprise you by pouring a delicious glass of wine from their farm. Cliff and Gorge is no flashy big-time winery. It is local, thoughtful, delicious small batch wines cultivated in a rugged and beautiful part of the country. The whites and rose are perfume-y and I could sit all day under those big trees sipping and staring at the weather systems that roll along that beautiful mountain range. Worth the trek."Visit Cliff and Gorge Vineyards at18460 Texas Creek Rd, Lillooet, BC V0K 1V0250-256-8000www.cliffandgorge.com/#SupportLocal #ExploreGoldCountryBC #ExploreBC #Geocaching #GreenLake #70MileHouse #BigBarLake #LoonLake #ClintonBC #HatCreek #CacheCreek #Savona #Walhachin #Ashcroft #Lillooet #LoganLake #SpencesBridge #Lytton ... See MoreSee Less
The Great Pond Snail (Lymnaea stagnalis) is a fascinating freshwater gastropod mollusk that can be found in ponds, lakes, slow-moving rivers, and marshes across Europe, parts of Asia, and North America. As a popular subject of study for biologists and nature enthusiasts alike, these snails boast a range of unique characteristics and behaviours. Let's dive into the world of Great Pond Snails and learn more about these intriguing creatures!The Great Pond Snail is one of the larger snail species, with adult individuals typically reaching a size of about 1.5 to 2 inches (4-5 cm) in length. They have a spiral-shaped, coiled shell that is usually a light to dark brown colour, with prominent growth rings. The shell serves as protection for the snail's soft body and can be withdrawn entirely inside when threatened.Great Pond Snails are primarily aquatic creatures, preferring still or slow-moving freshwater bodies. They are adaptable and can be found in various habitats, from clear waters to more nutrient-rich, eutrophic environments. This widespread species has been introduced to many parts of the world, sometimes unintentionally through the movement of aquatic plants or fish.These snails are herbivores and predominantly graze on algae, which they scrape off rocks and other submerged surfaces. They use their radula, a specialized tongue-like organ with tiny teeth, to rasp away at the algae. Additionally, Great Pond Snails have been known to eat decaying plant matter and detritus, contributing to the ecosystem's nutrient cycling.One of the most intriguing features of Great Pond Snails is their respiratory system. They possess a specialized structure called a "pulmonary cavity" that functions as a lung, allowing them to breathe oxygen from the air while being submerged. To facilitate this, the snails surface periodically and extend a small snorkel-like tube, known as a "pallial siphon," to the water's surface to breathe.Great Pond Snails are hermaphroditic, which means each individual possesses both male and female reproductive organs. However, they still require a partner for mating. During mating, both snails transfer sperm to each other, and each can lay eggs fertilized by the partner's sperm. The eggs are deposited in gelatinous masses attached to submerged objects and vegetation, providing protection for the developing embryos.Great Pond Snails play a crucial role in freshwater ecosystems. As algae grazers, they help to control algal blooms and maintain the ecological balance in their habitats. Additionally, they serve as a food source for various predators, such as birds, fish, and insects, contributing to the food web's dynamics.Though they lack eyes, Great Pond Snails have a well-developed sense of touch and chemical sensing. They utilize tactile and chemical cues to navigate their environment, locate food, and detect potential threats.While Great Pond Snails are generally abundant and not considered endangered, their populations can be affected by habitat destruction, pollution, and the introduction of invasive species. Efforts to preserve and protect their habitats are crucial to maintaining healthy freshwater ecosystems. Photo: Water snail Rex 1 Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=219513#WildlifeWednesday #ExploreGoldCountryBC #ExploreBC #Geocaching #GreenLake #70MileHouse #BigBarLake #LoonLake #ClintonBC #HatCreek #CacheCreek #Savona #Walhachin #Ashcroft #Lillooet #LoganLake #SpencesBridge #Lytton ... See MoreSee Less
The Paska Lake Paddle "Trail" is a 4Km long route excellent for paddle sports. Be sure to bring your kayak if you're headed to the beautiful Paska Lake.#TrailingTuesday #ExploreGoldCountryBC #ExploreBC #Geocaching #70MileHouse #GreenLake #BigBarLake #LoonLake #ClintonBC #HatCreek #CacheCreek #Savona #Walhachin #Ashcroft #Lillooet #LoganLake #SpencesBridge #Lytton ... See MoreSee Less
Gold Country Communities Society acknowledges that we provide
services within the ancestral, traditional, and unceded territory of the
Nlaka'pamux, Secwepemc, St'át'imc, Syilx and Tsilhqot'in Nations.
Gold Country Communities Society acknowledges that we provide 
