Kelowna - Now and Then

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Queen K wrote::crocodiletears: Glenmore Store.

Remember the wild field in the back and the trail through it? Remember the horse tethered there? When we could find a pop bottle and spend money on strawberry candy? The wooden floors in there and the canopy that was good to get under from the rain?



I think the Horse was before my Time.
I do remember the Park with those springy animal things you ride and maybe a Teater Totter

Ooooooo Remember the Wooden Ship "Jungle Gym" @ Gyro with the Zip Line into the Lake!
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Frig, $5.00 Spartans Games!!!!
For that Matter $13.00 Rockets Games
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:ohmygod: I so remember the good ol days. I grew up here. I remember what Rutland, kelowna and westbank were like. I love reading all the memories of the good ol days. I am still not that old lol. 45 now. How things have changed in those years. Keep them coming.
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What do you have for us? At 45 you should have seen lots and remembered details we haven't got down yet. What schools did you attend?
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The Patio burger joint (5 for $1) between Sids and Top Hat Grocery on Harvey.
The hog farm where Parkinson Rec Centre now is
The shooting range on Dilworth mntn.
Hiway 33 was paved only to Walker hill.
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How old are you?
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I'm a 49er.Thats not my age either. It was another year the lake froze over.
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Got details on the former Zoo?

Remember when the city organized Easter Egg hunts at the base of Knox Mtn? Got old photos of Kelowna? Especially of the park? Know how to post them?
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BoB76 wrote:I remember going to the Willow and watching pudding wrestling. The good times we had there!

The Grayhound bus depot used to be at the Willow Inn
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big-e wrote:The Patio burger joint (5 for $1) between Sids and Top Hat Grocery on Harvey.
The hog farm where Parkinson Rec Centre now is
The shooting range on Dilworth mntn.
Hiway 33 was paved only to Walker hill.

Dog and Suds by Sids :)
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I love reading this! I often talk about the big slide that was near Winfield when I'm driving with my daughter.I had forgotten it was Adventure Land.There was a little mini gnome village in the trees there too :).
My Mum used to leave me outside Fumerton's asleep in my baby carriage while she went in to shop.Different time for sure! I also remember being really afraid of that Nitro guy when we were in elementary school.We'd all be terrified when he'd ride his motorcycle by :ohmygod:
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northglenmore wrote:I love reading this! I often talk about the big slide that was near Winfield when I'm driving with my daughter.I had forgotten it was Adventure Land.There was a little mini gnome village in the trees there too :).
My Mum used to leave me outside Fumerton's asleep in my baby carriage while she went in to shop.Different time for sure! I also remember being really afraid of that Nitro guy when we were in elementary school.We'd all be terrified when he'd ride his motorcycle by :ohmygod:


Haven't seen Nitro in 30 years but I did talk to his brother about 10 years ago.
Nitro changed into a breifcase toting suit wearing kind of geek, from what I'm told he had like a 150 or higher IQ.
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Queen K wrote::crocodiletears: Glenmore Store.

Remember the wild field in the back and the trail through it? Remember the horse tethered there? When we could find a pop bottle and spend money on strawberry candy? The wooden floors in there and the canopy that was good to get under from the rain?

I'm trying to remember who owned it before Kovach's (Who lived in the gingerbread house up glenmore road on the left.
Pete someone or other. It's on the tip of my tongue. Started with S maybe.
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How many incarnations did Flashbacks have before it became Flashbacks? THe Cannery, Changes, and what else?


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