JOURNAL Beaver Lake to New Denver, cont! 2 July (cont') slide off the road and get stuck. We worked furiously trying to push and/or drive back on to the road for about an hour. Failing at this, we walked into the park hoping to get some help. We walked about a mile and came to a point where the road was washed out by a large mountain stream. Since no one could have come down to help us from that direction (The river was impossible), we walked back to the car + decided to set up camp for the night - it was too late in the day to walk the 10 mi for help. Since we had some light left, we worked a bit more piling rocks under the car + finally managed to get back on the road. By that time we were so dirty, tired and great-bitten that we decided to drive out and go to a motel for the night. By this time it was dark + there were large numbers of Lepus americanus on the road. The first motel we found was in New Denver. New Denver to Shuswap Provincial Park, British Columbia 3 July Drove all day today hoping to find good Cenberotus habitat. We found very little and since it rained almost all day, we didn't use the day very effectively. Our route was as follows: Hwy 6 N from New Denver to Vernon. From there we drove SW to Okanagan Landing where some animals had been collected in the 1930's. Unfortunately, a lot of housing development has gone in since then so we found no good areas. We then drove N on 97 & 97A + 97B to Salmon Arm, then