Out of this World

Okanagan Life
looks beyond our daily terrestrial existence

In this issue we discover the galaxies that fill our night sky and explore the depths of Okanagan Lake. We meet astronomers, scuba divers, a poet and a woman who spends a lot of time tying knots. Learn about natural beers, paddling an outrigger canoe and take a peek into a way out pad. This and so much more.

Universal Joy
The Okanagan is home to many amateur astronomers, each one proving that child-like curiosity is the first, and most important, ingredient in the pursuit of truth and beauty

Such a DIve as This...
Think scuba and the Okanagan likely won't register even a brief flicker in your mind. No schools of neon coloured fish, castles of tropical coral or heart pounding encounters with sharks. But descending into the murky waters of Okanagan Lake delivers its own brand of thrill-seeking adventure

Gravity's Illusion
RedRoomRamble

Smitten by Saturn
Jack Newton

Orchard Makeover
Linden Gardens and Frog City Cafe

Get Real. Chill Out With a Natural Brew
Skip the filters, pasteurization and artificial carbonation. Try a "living" beer brewed in the time-tested way our ancestors made it

Sky-High Wow Factor
Colours, materials, furnishings: every carefully crafted detail of this Kelowna sub-penthouse is designed to stop you in your tracks

Skimming the Surface – Full Speed Ahead
Hard-core endurance-oriented adrenaline junkies and keep-fit recreational athletes surrender to the allure of outrigger canoeing. Solo, tandem or six-pack – find your nirvana

I now pronounce you ...
"Tis the season to get married. Some of us may be involved with a wedding or two this summer, but tying the knot is a regular event for marriage commissioner Marlene Trenholm Pye

Unleashing the Beasties
These links be wild!

Happy Trails Horror Fans
Hiking sometimes takes on the traits of an apocalypse

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