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  • morning walk

    …just a goose and its shadow out for a walk…

  • a Tuesday sunset

    When the temperature is -40 degrees celsius are there nice sunsets? I realized during the last couple of weeks when it’s been so cold I haven’t paid attention to what it looked like outside. Like everyone else, I’ve  just been scurrying from Point A to Point B as fast as possible (without slipping on icy…

  • Brrrrrrr………

    Currently in Regina, SK Clear -33°C Feels like -44 Let’s go to the beach instead…

  • November!

    November!

    “No warmth, no cheerfulness, no healthful ease, No comfortable feel in any member – No shade, no shine, no butterflies, no bees, No fruits, no flowers, no leaves, no birds – November!” –   Thomas Hood, No! I’m sure there is something good to be said about November, but in the meantime, here are some colourful…

  • you…a book…and the warm, fall sun

    Imagine yourself here…one of the most perfect reading spots anywhere in the world…

  • a golden morning on the prairies

    a golden morning on the prairies

    Saskatchewan sure is golden right now….

  • Island Lake Lodge

    Island Lake Lodge

    I enjoy planning trips – I like doing the research just as much as actually going on the trip.  Usually the trips are planned well in advance, but this one was planned with about two weeks notice – a look at work schedules and a desire to get out of the city for a few…

  • a little creature in a big world

    a little creature in a big world

    While I put together a longer post with pictures of a place that according to their website National Geographic Traveler Magazine called one of the most unique and authentic places to stay in Canada, here’s a pic I snapped of a little creature lucky enough to call that part of the world of the home. …

  • into the storm

    into the storm

    What a summer it’s been for storms on the prairies!  Here’s a shot of storm clouds from the side of the road near Gull Lake, Saskatchewan on Saturday morning.

  • What caught my eye this week

    What caught my eye this week

    I took my camera out of my purse quite often this week…here’s a smattering of what caught my eye…

  • Going, going, gone…

    Going, going, gone…

    Watching the sunset over the North Saskatchewan River from the Battleford Bridge, late June.  Just might have become one of my favourite spots in Saskatchewan to watch the setting sun. Lucky for me, I know some people who live close by!

  • Prince Albert National Park Sunset

    Prince Albert National Park Sunset

    Waskesiu Lake sunset at Prince Albert National Park….my favourite part of camping in the park was listening to the sounds of loons calling in the distance.  If you look at this picture long enough, you just might be able to hear their distinctive and haunting song. Made me think of how many National Parks I’ve…