After a successful cleanup of two of the most used and trashed back-country sites in Kelowna, the Okanagan Forest Task Force is preparing for their third cleanup in honour of a man who went missing from the area three years ago.

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Blake said the truck has been shot at and the trailer has been trashed and ripped apart.

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The clean-up will take place Nov. 5, and those interested in volunteering are asked to meet at James Lake at 9 a.m. that day.

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Blake said that the Regional Waste Reduction Office supplied the bin and supplies along with Winn Rentals for the equipment to do this clean up, and the task force that started in August is thankful.

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If anyone would like to join, they reccomend going to the Facebook page or send an email to