Thank you very much, I’m happy you enjoyed it🙏 1:45

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!

Very cool! What a beautiful area to live in I am so looking forward to going back as soon as we can, I love the people love the country and the history is captivating! Now getting my fly rod on my bike that might put a smile on my face. That’s a great idea.

❤thank you!

Thank you! I had no idea what they are called, really appreciate it, we had a few around here where we live but they now are all gone.

Totally agree! From midway rock creek through to nighthawk - theres so much to see - your completely right!

@@lisalancastertravels Nighthawk is such a cool name for a town as well. I lived in Stevens County, and it has its share of ghost towns too. Northport is one, Pinkney City, the old county seat before Colville was, is a ghost town, and there was a town called Bossburg, which is now only a wide spot in the road. I lived in Kettle Falls, which almost became a ghost town when there was a threat of shutting the Boise Cascade plant down back in the 1980s.

@briankady1456 completely we’ve gone through there several times on our motorcycles and always headed towards grand Coulee or the Cascades and we just haven’t spent enough time there and when we came through this trip with the car, we ran into so many beautiful forestry campsites that we are really excited to go back this year when we get a moment! So many old buildings along the way and we’ve use the crossing quite a bit coming home from trips

That is awesome. Thanks so much for the info. I’m going to add those places to my list! Love it!

Thank you for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it:)

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching:)

I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. I am always in awe at the amazing places that are so close to us! For years I drove or road right by them and now just want to stay and absorb all the history!😊

I can see why, it’s a stunning country with breathtaking landscapes and what a tremendous community- everyone we met along the way was so inviting and friendly - I so love your area!

Yeah ov lived here served I was born in 2009 I don't live directly in town I'm about 15 miles away from the little town. But I still ride the school bus down to oroville 5 days a week amd I love it all. 😀

@@kadingraf333 LOVE it!

@@kadingraf333 I live in the country too and appreciate every moment! I can’t wait till the weather warms up and we can come back and camp a few nights along the river :)

Basically almost on the US side of the Canadian border you are absolutely correct we crossed at midway which is a beautiful little town and I love the drive-through, the Canada side and Greenwood and all the history and the Kettle valley railway on that side and I wish more people knew about it, and so many of these towns were connected between Canada, and the US during the gold rush, which linked the minds together all the way through to the Princeton Headley mines. It’s so darn interesting. Thank you so much for the comment. It is such an important part for people to know!

A great comment and an important point thank you so much

I think Molson is a border town, located roughly a few feet from the Canadian border.

@briankady1456 yes you are exactly correct. It is very close to the Canadian border. You can access from Canada through Midway or through nighthawk and Molson is in between the two border crossings.

Thanks for the input, I’ve got a ways to go for editing, this was done off my phone with limited music selections.

❤ thank you very much for the subscription I really appreciate it and I cannot wait to do more on nighthawk! It really is a stunning area isn’t it?!

@@lisalancastertravels The Okanogan country is beautiful.

I love that you’re into gold prospecting. I find it so interesting and all the history that goes with it I can’t wait to take a look at your channel! Subscribed!

@@lisalancastertravels Thank you and welcome to the Flash Fam, I always enjoyed History and travel, my Dad was a history teacher and we traveled a lot while I was growing up, he gave me the gifts of wanderlust and the love of history and geology. And the lifestyle/hobby of gold prospecting all three go hand in hand. and with all the ghost towns in the states seem to revolve around, some kind of mineral exploration. Keep up the great work and I look forward to watching more of your travels and adventures.