Here is another wintery shot of Wascana Park. This one I took earlier this month just before darkness. I love this time of the day.

(FYI- I am currently on vacation so I won't be able to update my blog as often as I usually do, but I will try my best to update as often as I can. Hope everyone is enjoying the Holiday season.)

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One thing I love about winter in Regina is taking my family for a day in Wascana Park. Its cold but well worth it in my opinion. (My World)

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I hope everyone had a great Christmas. Here is a frosty photo of one of my favourite areas in Wascana Park, the bridge to the beautiful Pine Island.

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Well its that time of year, my wife and I would like to wish everyone and their families a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. (Skywatch Friday)

Here is a photo I took this morning on our way out of the city. Here in central Canada we get 'Sun Dogs' whenever it gets really cold and today I believe it's around -30degrees celsius. It will definitely be a white Christmas in these parts.

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Despite another snowstorm approaching the city, downtown Regina is as busy as ever with many people finally getting their Christmas shopping finished.

(Photo taken a few days ago)

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All is quiet right now, but starting on Boxing Day, Regina and Saskatoon are host to the World Junior Hockey Championships. (Watery Wednesday)

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One of the most picturesque streets in the city is Albert Street. My favourite part of it is lined with beautiful mansions built in the early 1900's.

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Its the first day of winter here in Regina, I prefer the warmth but this time of year does have its perks. Here are the Leg Gardens in Wascana Park.

(My World)

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Here is another photo of the beautiful Christmas display at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina. Less than a week away till the big day.

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Here is a 'shadowy' monument that was erected near the skateboard park that was built a couple years ago near the Saskatchewan Science Centre.

(Shadow Shot Sunday)

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Now that it has warmed up a little, we can once again get outside and take some images of the beauty of the holiday season. (Scenic Sunday)

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Here is another image from a couple months ago of some early autumn colours found in the beautiful Wascana Park. (Weekend Reflections)

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There won't be many picnics taking place here this time of year. Even with the cold weather and snow, this areas does have a certain beauty to it.

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Well its that time of the week again. Here are some skies that were enjoyed by Regina residents over the past few months. (Skywatch Friday)

The first photo this week was taken a couple months ago during one of our walks around Wascana Lake. In my opinion, scenes like this never get old and I for one look forward to the different sunsets we get to witness every night over Wascana Lake.

The next photo was taken yesterday while driving on Lakeshore Drive in Wascana Park. The roadway is a great place to take a drive on especially when the weather isn't cooperating. Some of the views are spectacular and you have to continuously remind yourself that this massive park is right in the middle of a bustling urban city. Thankfully now that we are out of the deep freeze I can now get out of the car to take some more winter shots.

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When its as cold as its been for the past 10 days, the best thing to do is reminise back to a few months ago when it was nice and warm here in Regina.

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Well its finally supposed to start warming up this week. Here is a photo from earlier today of the east shore of Wascana Lake near Pine Island.

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Here is an image of the last few minutes of sunlight late yesterday afternoon in Wascana Park. Thankfully soon the days start getting longer again.

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Here is a photo of Wascana Creek that I took in mid-October after a surprise snowfall. Snow sure has a unique beauty to it. (Watery Wednesday)

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We are experiencing one of the coldest Decembers on record. It got down to -37C last night. Here is a shot of a frosty pathway in Wascana Park.

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Its time once again for the Christmas lights to go up on the grounds of downtown Regina's City Hall. Gotta love this time of the year. (My World)

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Well the weather in Regina today is beyond ridiculous, its -35C and that is before factoring in the windchill. Time to reflect back to nicer times...

(Scenic Sunday)

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This photo was taken in early October in Les Sherman Park. This is one of our favourite areas in the city to go for a stroll. (Weekend Reflections)

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Winter definitely has its beauty. Here is a photo that was taken not long after a huge snowfall of the north shore pedestrian pathway in Wascana Park

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Its that time of the week again, here are some snapshots of skies that were enjoyed by Regina residents over the past week. (Skywatch Friday)

The first photo is one of Regina's most recognizable landmarks, the McCallum Hill twin office towers in downtown Regina. This late evening photo was taken in minus 30C degree temperatures, but I think it was worth it.

The second photo is a sunset that I was able to catch while on my way to do some Christmas shopping. One thing about Regina's winters, our skies are just as stunning as they are during the warmer months.
The last photo was also taken in arctic like temperatures. This was taken from the north shore of the frozen Wascana Lake facing southward towards the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. Yes it's as cold as it looks..lol.

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Currently we are experiencing bone chilling weather here in Regina. Last winter was our coldest ever on record and this year seems very similar.

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What a difference a couple months makes. This photo was taken in early October in the beautiful AE Wilson Park in northwest Regina. (Watery Wednesday)

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Here are the heavily decorated front steps of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. You know the Christmas season is upon us with scenes like this.

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Here is a photo of the dog park on the western outskirts of the city. My wife and I bring our dogs here frequently, and they love it. (My World)

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Here is a photo taken just around the corner from our house in Cathedral Village. This is one of the most beautiful neighbourhoods in the city.

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Here is an evening photo taken earlier this week in Victoria Park in downtown Regina. I love how this park is located right in the middle of downtown.

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Right now we are currently experiencing our first deep freeze of the season. This is a photo of the rocky shoreline of Wascana Lake. (Scenic Sunday)

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Here is a photo that I took a couple weeks ago during a cool autumn evening in Wascana Park. Its not my favourite season but it does have its perks.

(Weekend Reflections)

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Its official, Wascana Lake is frozen. Here is a photo of the shoreline in an area that's usually packed with people, but not when its this cold.

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Well its that time of the week again. Here are a couple photos of some skies that we enjoyed here in Regina during the past week. (Skywatch Friday)

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That said, the first photo is a morning silhouette of one of Regina's most recognizable landmarks, the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. Built in the early 1900's, this building is home to the Government of the Province of Saskatchewan.

The second photo this week is of Mcdonald Avenue, which is one of the many roadways that lead into the city. This was taken at around 4:30 in the afternoon just before rush hour. It sure is getting dark early these days....

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The low cloud cover after the snow storm really made for some decent night shots. Here is a pic of the war memorial in downtown Regina.

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Well we finally got our first huge snowfall overnight. This is a shot taken near the Albert Street bridge of a part of Wascana Lake that isn't frozen.

(Watery Wednesday)

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This is a photo taken in early October not too far from our house in Cathedral Village. Can you see why we love this area of the city? (My World)

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Usually this time of year the ground is covered in snow. Its kinda nice that we are getting another month of warm weather. (Scenic Sunday)

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Sometimes ice gives off the best reflections. We've had very little snow thus far which makes Wascana Lake a virtual ice rink. (Weekend Reflections)

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'Darke Hall' on College Avenue is one of my favourite buildings in the city. It's said to be one of the many haunted buildings here in Regina.

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The downtown Regina skyline can be seen way off in the distance in this photo taken from atop Mount Pleasant Park in north Regina.

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Here is a photo I took early this morning along the southwest shore of Wascana Lake. I love the colours this time of the year. (Skywatch Friday)

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Here is a photo from early October of Wascana Creek in Les Sherman Park. This is without a doubt one of the most beautiful areas of the city.

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A few Canadian geese decide to take a walk on the ice in front of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Wascana Park. Yup its getting much colder.

(Watery Wednesday)

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Over the weekend Regina received some snow, thankfully it didn't last. Here is a shot of a busy downtown street during the snowfall. (My World)

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Here is the mass of humanity at last nights CFL playoff game. The Roughriders are on their way to the Grey Cup Championship game in Calgary.

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Usually this time of year we are covered in about a foot of snow. I guess this great November is making up for our cold summer. (Scenic Sunday)

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Ice can make some of the best reflections. This was taken a few days ago during a cool late autumn evening in Wascana Park. (Weekend Reflections)

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One of the best vantage points in the city is on top of Wascana hill. This is a summer shot showing some of Regina's most recognizable landmarks.

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Well its that time of the week again, here are a couple photos of some beautiful skies enjoyed by Regina residents recently. (Skywatch Friday)

The first pic is one of my favourite settings in all of Wascana Park. This pic was taken a couple evenings ago during the last few minutes of sunlight. Notice the lake is starting to ice over, even despite the warmer the normal temperatures we've been having recently.

The second photo is taken in Les Sherman Park which is located very near our home in Cathedral Village. This huge park offers many great scenic paths for us to walk our dogs.
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Usually this time of the year we have snow. Its been an abnormally warm past couple of weeks here in Regina which is more than ok with me.

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During the CFL playoffs, the flag of the Saskatchewan Roughriders football team proudly waves at the front doors of the Provincial Legislature.

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The cold weather last week mixed with the warmer weather this week makes for great photo opporunities around the lake. Here the ice looks like glass.

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A good portion of Wascana Lake is now covered in ice. Here a Canada goose is enjoying a beautiful Regina sunset. (Watery Wednesday)

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Here are the Canadian, American, and Saskatchewan flags waving proudly in the skies over Regina. Notice the fierce thunderstorm approaching.

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This is the same pathway as my previous post below. This one was taken a month later into the autumn season. I love this time of the year (My World)

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Here is an example of one of the many pathways that can be found within Wascana Park. This one heads down towards the shore of the lake.

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This is a shot I took this past summer of some storm clouds brewing over a fountain in Wascana Park. This area is currently covered in ice.

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I am missing summer already. Here is a shot of Wascana Park from this past summer, one of the most beautiful parks in North America. (Scenic Sunday)

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Here is a fall photo from the beautiful Les Sherman Park which is located in central Regina. This park is truly a hidden gem. (Weekend Reflections)

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