Everyone in Penticton could watch Thursday's Snowbirds demonstration but the best view was on Okanagan Park beach.
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August 08, 2013 - 7:02 AM
PENTICTON - Canada's Snowbirds flipped, rolled and amazed the huge crowd along Okanagan Park beach Wednesday evening.
The nine CT-114 Tutor aircraft flew in formation, out of formation, split apart and flew at each other only to peel away at the last moment.
For those who didn't attend the beach it was easy to see the Snowbirds as they roared fast and low over the tallest buildings in the city.
The demonstration was also the headlining act for the first day of the Penticton Peach Festival which lasts from Thursday to Sunday.
For more festival information check out www.peachfest.com.
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This child has the best seat to watch Canada's Snowbirds perform their trademark aerial acrobatics.
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The Snowbirds drew a large heart in the sky which made the Okanagan Park beach audience laugh and cheer.
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