Here is a summer photo of the water fountain located directly in front of the SaskPower head office buidling in downtown Regina. (Watery Wednesday)

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Here is a colorful sunset photo of some newly planted trees atop the Pine Island hill that overlooks Wascana Lake. Winter does have its beauty.

Summer photo of the 'Crown Jewel' of downtown Regina, Victoria Park. This urban oasis is a great place to escape the busy downtown life. (My World)

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Here is a photo from a few weeks ago of a very frosty morning in Wascana Park. Better lay down a blanket before sitting on those benches.

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Here is a colourful early morning photo from last month of a pedestrian pathway that runs along the shores of a frozen Wascana Lake.

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Backalley fire escape on one of the many downtown 'character' condominiums. This one is located on 11th Avenue near the Cornwall Center shopping mall.

Where is spring? Here is a shot of a frosty pathway leading down towards Wascana Lake. I look forward to taking this same shot in the summer.

Its that time of the week again, so here are four more photos of skies seen by Regina residents throughout the year. (Skywatch Friday)

Football season is only a few months away and in my opinion it can't come soon enough. Here is a photo from last year of a thunderstorm brewing over the 30,000 seat 'Mosaic Stadium', home of the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Winter photo of a sunset over the pedestrian bridge leading to Pine Island in Wascana Park. I think people can tell this is one of my favourite areas in the city with the amount of times I post photos from here.

Here is a photo from a couple weeks ago of a reflection of the Legislative Building on some patches on Wascana Lake that are finally melting. Its been a longer and colder winter than I can ever remember and the warm weather can't come soon enough.

Here is a photo from last October taken of Wascana Lake during a very colorful sunset. My wife and I (as well as our dogs) are very anxious for evenings like this to return in the very near future. Now that I think about it, I bet the ducks are anxious as well.

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Old and new on Scarth Street. One of the two giant McCallum Hill office buildings towers over the facade of an old building of the same namesake.

A photo I took last month of a pedestrian bridge over a frozen Wascana Creek in Kiwanis Park. This park is one of the best in the city.

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Here is another photo of Wascana Park after the blast of ice fog a few mornings ago. I am ready for spring but I will miss the 'Winter Wonderland'.

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Here is a photo of a Canada goose on Wascana Lake late last summer. Is it really spring right now because it doesn't feel like it. (Watery Wednesday)

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Here is a shot from a few nights ago from atop the Pine Island Overlook in Wascana Park. Already can see that parts of the lake are melting.

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Here is another shot of a pedestrian pathway leading through the urban forest of Wascana Park after a morning blast of ice fog. (My World)

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Photo I took yesterday showing the melting that's taking place in Regina. I love this time of year in that spring colors are just around the corner.

Early morning ice fog on a pedestrian pathway along the north shore of Wascana Lake. This scene will soon be a thing of the past....bring on spring.

Here is an autumn photo of another peaceful location within Wascana Park to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park and the great weather.

This morning Regina was hit with heavy ice fog that made for some great frost on the trees. Thankfully it warmed up today and the melt is underway.

Here is a pic of one of the many winding pathways within the urban forest of Wascana Park.

Shot from last evening of a lonely bench overlooking a frozen Wascana Lake. Its still pretty cool here but its supposed to warm up next week.

Its that time of the week again, so here are five photos of skies that Regina citizens have enjoyed in the last little while. (Skywatch Friday)

The first photo was taken last month along the north shore of Wascana Lake near the docks to Willow Island. Notice the 'Danger, Thin Ice' sign in the foreground. Unfortunately my photo does not do this incredible sky justice as it was one of the most unique I've ever seen.

The second photo is from late last year. Its of a late evening sunset above a pedestrian pathway that winds around the far west side of Wascana Lake beside the Albert Street Bridge. Definately one of the most picturesque and one of my favourite areas of Wascana Park.

This photo was taken a couple weeks ago in -45C degree weater. Yup it was the coldest winter in 30 years here in Regina and thankfully we've made it through it.

The fifth and final photo was taken late last year from the Pine Island Overlook in Wascana Park. This location is definately one of my favourites in the city to capture my Skywatch photos!

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A prominent Regina landmark is the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. Built in 1908, this building is one of the most beautiful in all of Saskatchewan

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Words and pics cannot express the true beauty of Wascana Park in the summer. There are many great vantage points in the park to see Regina's skyline.

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Here is a photo I took last month of a pedestrian pathway along the north shore of a frozen Wascana Lake. Definately one of my favourite locations.

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Here is a photo I took last October of a kayaker on Wascana Lake enjoying another beautiful Regina sunset. (Watery Wednesday)

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The snow has been melting quite quickly the past couple days here in Regina, scenes like this will once again be put on the shelf for another season.

One of my favourite things to do in the summer is rent a canoe on Wascana Lake. Here a few rowers pass underneath the Pine Island bridge. (My World)

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If there is one thing I will miss about winter, its some of its amazing skies. This shot is of one of the many scenic roads in Wascana Park.

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An example of the many lanterns located within Wascana Park. These one's are found near the speakers corner close to the Albert Street bridge.

Evening shot from a few days ago of a pedestrian pathway that leads down a hill towards the north shore of a still frozen Wascana Lake.

Finally the snow is melting once again here in Regina. Here is a shot from yesterday in Wascana Park near the Willow Island docks. (Scenic Sunday)

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I took this shot a leafless tree a few weeks ago in Les Sherman Park in West Regina. This is another park in Regina that is relatively unknown.

Summer photo of Victoria Avenue heading west and exiting the downtown core. This is definately one of the most scenic streets in the city.

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Colors of all four seasons are shown in this photo taken last November at AE Wilson Park in northwest Regina. This park is a hidden gem!

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Today I have 3 different pics I took over the past year that gives a good idea of the variety of skies enjoyed by Regina citizens. (Skywatch Friday)

The first skywatch photo is one I took from our bedroom window a few nights ago, I guess a good thing about having no leaves on the trees this time of year is that you get to see more of the sky.


The second photo was taken last summer before a thunderstorm while walking along one of the pathways that run parrallel to Wascana Creek in west Regina. Thankfully our car was near and we made it to cover before the rain hit.





The third and final photo for this week is of temporarily abandoned baseball diamonds on the western outskirts of the city. During the winter months, this is a very quiet area but once spring comes around its full of kids and families playing baseball till late in the evening when the sun goes down.


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Even in the winter months, Wascana Park has a distinct beauty about it. The many paths within the park are worth bundling up and going for a walk

Today was the coldest March 11 on record for Regina since they started keeping track over a decade ago. It was -34C this morning with -45C windchill.

Regina's old Union Station was redeveloped into a casino back in 1996. Ever since then 'Casino Regina' has become one of Regina's biggest attractions

Here's a summer evening shot of storm clouds forming over beautiful Wascana Creek that flows right through the center of the city. (Watery Wednesday)

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Pic of a pathway exiting Victoria Park in downtown Regina during a very cold winter afternoon.

Throughout the year this beautiful park in the heart of downtown is host to many big events such as the Fire and Ice Winter Festival, Taste of Regina, and the ever popular mid summer party, the Regina Folk Festival which features many outdoor concerts and displays for festival goers.

Winter go away. Here is a shot from last September displaying some of the beauty of Wascana Park during nicer weather. (My World)

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Downtown Regina had some of the most impressive glass office towers in western Canada. Here three of them are pictured along with a unique pedestal.

The usually very busy Scarth Street Mall in downtown Regina is somewhat deserted in this photo I took during a cold winter evening last month.