Steelhead And Winter Ice Fishing In And Around Houston British Columbia (12 Pictures)

Above Photo: Fulton river which flows into Babine Lake, British Columbia's longest natural lake at Granisle, B.C.. Picture was taken on New Year's Day, January 1, 2016.

Houston, British Columbia is known around the world for a good number of things, such as Canada’s largest fly fishing rod and one of two grizzly bears that were killing cattle around Hungry Hill. 

Also we have the “beautiful” Steelhead Park which runs along Highway 16 through Houston. 

In the park there is the Steelhead fountain where you can sit peacefully enjoying the day.

Another popular attraction is the Wolf Totem Pole which is in the park.

In summer there are numerous beds of blooming flowers of different types and well manicured grass. The park is truly Houston’s well known gem.

To view the full write up and see the other 11 pictures, please visit Brian Vike's Travel Blog at:

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Orange Glowing Balls Form Triangle Over Lee's Summit Missouri

Date: July 25, 2010

Time: 11:00 p.m.

Greetings, I've been up trying to find an explanation for what I saw tonight from my friend's deck. I've never looked up anything in my life about UFO's, but since I've been home, I am a little fixated on finding an explanation for it. I saw your post, and since you saw something similar to what we saw just 30 minutes or so before we saw it, I was inclined to email the story.

We were in Lee's Summit, MO, and we saw these glowing balls at 11:00pm or very shortly thereafter. Here's a copy and paste from the online report I filed at one site:

I was visiting on the back deck after dinner with six friends when one of them asked us what kind of a light that was over the trees. I looked, and at first thought it was a star, but it was orange. Another one blinked into focus, and the two got brighter and moved toward each other.

We talked and discussed if they were moving, what color they were and mentioned that we had not seen anything like that before. Then another orange glowing ball was seen below the tree line and rose up to join the other two.

The three orange spheres made a triangle with the two points on top and the third on bottom. The top left point started fading away and was gone in a matter of a few seconds as the third light was getting brighter. The second light started fading shortly after that and was gone.

The third light hovered for maybe a couple minutes or more...long enough for us to completely look at it and discuss the other two’s disappearance...then slowly started fading too. The third one faded more slowly than the others.

The incident wasn’t exceptional or fantastic by any means...just three glowing orange balls that moved, hovered and dissipated above the tree line and off in the distance. None of us could explain it or had ever seen anything like it before. We Googled ‘glowing orange balls Lee’s Summit MO’ and discovered other unexplained stories of the same nature. Regards.

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