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Needed a crop on Friday so I stopped at the Rocking River Barber Shop on Voght and got a nice haircut. Paid $ 27.00 and I gave 15 percent tip. Felt good after and enjoyed the tone and style of the cowboy artisan shop.
Went to the naturalists presentation with my new haircut, felt good
Payoff
Pay off
Getting a good haircut involves a few key steps to ensure you’re happy with the result:
Research and choose a reputable barber or hair salon based on reviews and recommendations.
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Maintain regular haircuts to keep your style looking fresh.
Remember, a good haircut can make you feel confident and stylish!Ai
Recently we asked a keeper of a bed and breakfast to west of us if they are still about and this unconfirmed source said that he understood that Highland valley Copper fed them with hay about 4 years ago .That was the last he heard and has not seen them since. however he still believes that he three groups are there.
When I viewed them decades ago they looked like regular horses except that their manes were very long and the hair on the tails touched the ground.
There are no wild horses indigenous to North America as they came from Europe with Cortez centuries ago . Horses in the valley are descendants of horses that were either let go or ran off. They are truly wild though as like an elephant and his stake they would need to be broken to be of use in riding or work.
Wild Horses and Highland Valley Copper
The Nicola Valley is home to 3 groups of wild horses. About four decades ago, a bunch from Canford, an old sawmill and town site about 9 miles to the west on highway 8, was featured in a magazine article in The Star Weekly. These horses were also seen on Promontory mountain just to the west of Merritt.
A keeper of a bed and breakfast to the west mentioned that Highland Valley Copper fed the wild horses with hay about 4 years ago, but hasn’t seen them since. Despite this, he believes that the three groups are still present in the area.
The wild horses in the valley resemble regular horses, but with very long manes and tails that touch the ground. It’s interesting to note that there are no wild horses indigenous to North America; they are descendants of horses that were either released or escaped, and are considered truly wild.
The relationship between the wild horses and Highland Valley Copper seems to be one of the factors influencing their presence in the area.
The quilters have been at it again “still”. A show is on now, today and until February 25th.
Artist reception: Friday January 26th 2024,1-4pm. Come meet these talented people.
The Nicola Valley Community Arts Council is currently hosting a quilting show at their Arts Center. The show will be ongoing until February 25th, and there will be an artist reception on Friday, January 25th, 2024. It’s a fantastic opportunity to meet and appreciate the talent behind these beautiful quilts! For a sneak peek, check out this image:
Every year, the vibrant town of Merritt in British Columbia, Canada, hosts an exciting Black Friday Parade that brings the community together and marks the beginning of the holiday season. This well-loved event showcases the town’s lively spirit and offers a delightful experience for both locals and visitors.
The Merritt BC Black Friday Parade is a spectacle of color, creativity, and cheer. It features beautifully decorated floats, marching bands, dance troupes, and various community groups proudly showcasing their unique contributions. Local businesses and organizations participate in the parade, adding to the festive atmosphere and offering special promotions and discounts for eager shoppers.
The parade route winds through the charming streets of Merritt, allowing spectators to find a cozy spot along the sidewalks to enjoy the procession. Families gather with their children, bundled up in warm winter clothes, eager to see the dazzling displays and catch a glimpse of Santa Claus himself.
As the parade makes its way through the town, festive music fills the air, and the joyful energy is contagious. Spectators are often treated to candy and small gifts tossed from the floats, creating a sense of excitement wherever the parade passes.
Beyond the joyful spectacle, the Merritt BC Black Friday Parade also serves as a reminder of the importance of supporting local businesses. It encourages residents to shop locally, highlighting the diverse range of products and services available within their own community.
Whether you are a nolocal or a visitor, the Merritt BC Black Friday Parade is a must-see event that captures the festive spirit and brings people together for a day of celebration. Mark your calendars and join in the excitement as Merritt kicks off the holiday season with this enchanting parade.
Seven PM Start
The City of Merritt British Columbia at its Black Friday parade last night, November 24th 2023.
The parade started from Voght Park at 7:00 p.m. in dark conditions headed towards the center of town looped around the radio station building and continued back towards the West on Quilchena avenue. Dispersing in the area of the United Church.
The floats included the iconic concrete and lights number 13 door guards ready mix cement truck. Numbers of groups, businesses, and organizations.
The Grinch was there and his little green car was being towed by another float.
Numbers of children,dancers, walking greeters made for a lively progression.
The MLA had a decorated pickup truck in tune with the ruralness of her constituency. Jackie Tegart has been MLA here since May 2013 she has stated that she intends to run in the 2024 election.
Antiquity treasure holds within it the magic of the past, capturing the essence of bygone eras and civilizations. From ancient artifacts to crumbling manuscripts, these remnants of history offer glimpses into the lives and cultures of our ancestors.
Exploring an antiquity treasure can be like diving into a time capsule, transporting us to distant lands and forgotten times. Whether it’s a beautifully crafted piece of pottery, a delicate piece of jewelry, or a weathered document with faded ink, each item has a story to tell.
The allure of antiquity treasure lies in its ability to awaken our curiosity and fascination for the past. They serve as tangible links to our shared human history, reminding us of the innovations, achievements, and struggles that have shaped our world today.
Preserving and understanding these treasures is essential for unraveling the mysteries of the past and gaining insights into our collective heritage. Through careful study and meticulous preservation, we can unlock the secrets held within these precious artifacts and uncover new knowledge about our ancestors.
Whether you are an archaeologist unearthing ancient ruins, a historian studying ancient civilizations, or simply an admirer of the past, antiquity treasures have the power to spark wonder and ignite the imagination. So let us cherish and protect these valuable remnants of history, for they are invaluable windows into our shared human story.
The observable day today is “National Coffee Day” this bit of info comes from Starbuck. We had coffees there this morning and for a friday it was very busy. Must be true; of course for working guys that s probably true most day.
The photo below is of a Diamond Driller in the 1970’s and he had his coffee in a billy can on top of an airtight wood burner behind the tarp, in what was affectionatl your kown as the shack. Long ways from the comfort of a modern car and a Starbucks stop. However coffee worked then as now without the need for much society or with society.
Coffee is multitasking every day and in every way.
Leah demonstrates the new game toss at the downtown tourist info center known as the Bailee house,2202 Voght Merritt BC.
Built by Leonard Male the activity consists of two boards and four bean bags. The object is that three ends and the person that gets the most in the hole or closest to the hole is the winner.
So, come to the property and enjoy sitting under the maple trees and playing bean bag toss.
This is an excellent exertion for those that may be a little on the disabled side there’s no contact it’s absolutely safe and it’s a fun activity because you’ll do it with somebody.
🌊 watering level one retricted
Bye the Bye the city is at level one restrictions for watering. Check even or day at city merritt.ca
Editors note
As of August 3rd 2023, the city of Meredith is following level 4 water restrictions to protect the water levels in the cold water river as it relates to fish.
Watering is allowed twice a week for plants and gardens but not lawns.
For more information go to Merritt.ca. To define methods and times.
Kevin Griffiths
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