Billy Lee’s cabin remnants about 140 years old
A recent visit to the rotting remains of Billy Lee’s log cabin provided a reminder about how I began my writing career nearly forty years […]
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Reflections on 55 years of growing food in the Shuswap
Admittedly, I am an unabashed, confirmed “gardenaholic” who grows far more food than we can possibly consume or put away for the winter. It all
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Lee Creek Subdivision cut short by a troubled economy
Mike Riley began his subdivision in earnest, with plans for three phases. The first phase, which began in 1973, focused on the highway and View
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The saga of Lee Creek Heights – Part One
When we moved to Lee Creek in 1969 after driving our old truck and most of our possessions from Berkeley, California, the only person who
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Remembering the famed Lee Creek Harvest Festival
Imagine you and your friends spending three, joyful days every fall filled with fun, including much laughter, music, dancing, skits, games, feasts and even a
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