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These are just a few silly things spotted on the roads in the region in recent months.

First seen in 1825, the Quadrantids are known for bright fireball meteors.

Kelowna resident Chris Klugh captured the festive fun.

“The most difficult one is the Christmas ball because I needed to make it into a dome shape, dip it in chocolate and then airbrush it before adding details.”

The stunning, mystical photos in this collection were taken during foggy nights and mornings this winter.

“I was fortunate to find the right people to help open doors for the agricultural industry.”

At this time of year, residents can help prevent entanglements by hanging Christmas lights up high and removing loose netting from yards.

“At the end of the day, we just love to share hot plates of food and hear the stories, and sometimes that’s all you need in life."

Throughout the 1980s Hydro House became known as the place to be for New Year’s Eve celebrations.

The birds can be fun to identify by their unique colour patterns and distinct calls whether they're spotted in backyards or on forest walks.

“The history of the packinghouses is part of our community."

“They’re good for bike rides and paddleboarding to protect the eyes.”

“There were sparkling balloons and hot chocolate for the children. The Barenaked Ladies put on a great show. The band looked so happy to be here.”

“If you’ve had to get reconstructive surgery as a result of an interaction with a dog, I don’t know how that dog can be deemed safe.”

“The whole response about the sign coming down triggered a lot more nostalgia than I expected."

Wintertime is a wonderland for fat bike riders of all ability levels.

“I did my part, saved the grapes and put them in tanks. Now we need marketing access and marketing support. We also need BC consumers to help out.”

The snowman dates back to the 14th century.

Listen to the sounds of horse hooves clomping and jingle bells ringing with friends and family.

"It gets dark and all the buggies have a coach light on them, it's magical and the costumes were amazing.”

The sour cherries are picked from a farm in East Kelowna.

“When you picture the wilderness with mountains and wildlife, that’s what the dog was living in."

Maybe this is why they destroy our Christmas trees and eat our presents.

“It was eye opening to see just how much garbage is out there.”