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If you look closely at these pictures with each eye on one half of the picture
you should be able to see these pictures in three dimensions!
You will probably have to have your eyes about seven or eight inches
from the screen and move back and forth a bit.
You will likely see three pictures and the one in the middle will be in 3-D.
A really nice local place to hike
is on the dikes at Pitt Lake.
Mike Lake in Golden Ears Park is an area where we do
many of our training hikes.
The fishermen here are usually amazed
to see a group of llamas arrive.
The boardwalk over a swampy area near Mike Lake
is a good place to sit and have lunch.
The Othello Tunnels area near Hope is a
spectaular area to hike.
The trail is on an old railway bed and goes over
some narrow bridges and through a number of dark tunnels.
The bridges and tunnels are a challenge for the llamas
the first time they see them.
The river runs through a steep, rocky canyon far below the bridges.
Pizarro is looking around. on a hike in the Potato Range
in the Chicotin area of central British Columbia.
Climbing high in the Potato Range takes you to this viewpoint
of Tatlayoko Lake a few thousand feet below.
The railing of a porch on a cabin up Relay Creek
was a good place to store the llama pack saddles.
More stereoview photos . . .
Stereoviews of Mount Lehman Llamas farm Llama stereoviews
Antique stereoviews with llamas More old stereoviews with llamas Old stereoviews with alpacas
We would love to hear from you:
Brian and Jane Pinkerton
29343 Galahad Crescent
Mount Lehman
British Columbia
Canada V4X 2E4
Phone: 604-856-3196
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