Photo of one of Regina's most recognizable landmarks, one half of the McCallum Hill Twin towers in the cities financial district. (Skywatch Friday)

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I caught these unique clouds earlier this week while we were walking our dogs through the beautiful Les Sherman Park in west Regina.

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A variety of murals can be found in downtown Regina. This one is located just west of Hamilton Street at a rest area behind the FCC office tower.

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Here is a photo from a few evenings ago of a pair of ducks circling on Wascana Lake enjoying the last few minutes of daylight.

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Here is a shot from yesterday of a pedestrian bridge near the Joanne Goulet Golf Course in northwest Regina. The Creek has finally crested.

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Another photo from a few evenings ago of a sunset over our crown jewel, Wascana Lake. This shot was taken from the shores of Pine Island.

(Scenic Sunday)

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Parked on display outside of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Heritage Center is this 80's era RCMP Camaro Highway cruiser.

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Ominous skies looming over the very busy intersection of Saskatchewan Drive and Broad Street on the edge of downtown Regina.

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Well its that time of week again, here is a photo from last evening of a beautiful Regina Sunset over Wascana Lake. (Skywatch Friday)

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Here is another example of some painted advertisements found on old brick buildings amongst massive office towers in downtown Regina.

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Here is a photo from earlier this evening of some folks enjoying the beautiful spring weather in Wascana Park. The blooms are on their way....

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This is the highest I've seen the water levels during spring runoff in many years. This is Wascana Creek in AE Wilson Park (Watery Wednesday)

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Cenotaph located in the beautiful Victoria Park in downtown Regina paying honour to Regina's fallen soldiers from WWI & II, and the Korean War.

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Another hidden gem in the city is Grassick Park in northwest Regina. This photo of Wascana Creek flowing through was taken this past autumn.

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Here is a spring photo from last evening of a pedestrian bridge in Les Sherman Park near our home. Spring colors are about to come alive. (My World)

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A shot from a couple weeks ago of some Canada geese along the shores of Wascana Lake. Thankfully now with the warm weather the lake is almost ice free

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Here is a shot of another autumn Wascana Park sunset taken from with Willow Island overlook. This is one of the best vantage points in the park .

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A large array of autumn colors along Wascana Creek in northwest Regina. This photo was taken in the beautiful AE Wilson Park. (Scenic Sunday)

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A late evening summer photo of some storm clouds forming over Wascana Lake. Nights like this are one of the reasons why I love summer.

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Better late than never. Here is a shot from last summer of the many colours of AE Wilson Park in northwest Regina. (Skywatch Friday)

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One of my favourite places in the city is Kiwanis Waterfall Park. This photo was taken last year, soon it will be green like this again.(My World)

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Hope everyone is having a great Easter weekend. My wife and I are going to Vegas for 6 days so updates to the site will not be as often as usual, likely just once per day. Take care all!!

Here is a photo from last week of a swift moving Wascana Creek in west Regina. Thankfully all the snow is now pretty much gone.

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There are many quiet and secluded areas in Wascana Park to sit and relax and enjoy the scenery and great weather. This photo was taken last summer.

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Happy Easter weekend everyone! Here are some heavenly clouds over Gordon Park in south Regina, our dogs love running on the grass here in the summer.

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Well it's that time of week again, today I have three different photos of skies that Regina residents have enjoyed recently. (Skywatch Friday)

Happy Easter Everyone!
The first photo today is from this past fall of a colorful sunset over Wascana Lake. Evenings like this are priceless.


Here is a skyward reflection photo of the Saskatchewan Government Insurance head office in downtown Regina. This building is one of the tallest in the Province of Saskatchewan.









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One thing I really enjoy about older buildings are the advertisements they used to paint on the brick. Preserving these is a must in my opinion.

This is one of many older buildings in downtown Regina that have these painted advertisements, this one is located on 11th Avenue.

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Built in 1976, Regina's city hall is one of our cities most beautiful buildings. It is located on the picturesque Victoria Avenue in downtown Regina.

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Here is a shot from a couple weeks ago of Wascana Creek at first melt. The warmer weather is a long time coming. (Watery Wednesday)

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Unique skyward view of one of the McCallum Hill Twin towers in downtown Regina. These massive buildings are a definitive Regina landmark.

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The most popular sport in Regina by far is Canadian Football. Here is my home away from home, the 30,000 seat Mosaic Stadium. (My World)

This stadium is the home of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, the Canadian Football League franchise that is about to celebrate their 100th anniversary. This historic franchise is a fabric of our lifestyle, kinda like what the Yankee's are to New York City.

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Here is a photo I took in January along the north shore of Wascana Lake. I will take the same photo next month to provide a contrast in seasons.

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Here is a cold early morning photo from last month of the sidewalk along Albert Street, one of the longest and busiest streets in the city.

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Skyward image of the clock tower on Regina's old city hall. This heritage building currently houses the Globe Theatre, a great daily live production.

Here is a sunset shot from a few weeks ago taken from atop the Pine Island overlook of some Canada Geese enjoying a melting Wascana Lake.

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Here is a summer photo during an overcast day of downtown Regina's skyline. Many say for a city our size, we punch way above our weight.

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Well it's that time of week again, today I have three different photos of skies that Regina residents have enjoyed recently. (Skywatch Friday)

The first photo today is from last fall of a Regina sunset taken from atop the Wascana Hill. This hill provides an amazing vantage point in all directions of our great city. Here silhouettes can be seen of the dome of the Legislative Building as well as the 2,300 seat Conexus Arts Centre.

Here is a photo taken last fall from the south shore of Wascana Lake of a beautiful cloudy sky above the park. Like I've mentioned many times already, there is nothing like taking a walk around the lake, something that all Regina visitors must put on their to do list.

This shot of from a few weeks ago of the pedestrian bridge leading towards Pine Island in Wascana Park during a winter sunset. You can see the water beneath the bridge is melting, and in my opinion, the warm weather can't come soon enough.

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Here is a summer widescreen shot of another of my favourite residential areas, the Cathedral Village. This is where my wife and I call home.

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Here is a photo from earlier this year of one of the most beautiful residential areas in the city, The Crescents. Yup its even better in the summer.

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