Here is a photo from late last evening of the stairway leading down to the dock where you can hop on a boat to Willow Island. (Watery Wednesday)

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Photo of the very busy 12th Avenue in downtown Regina. This scenic street lines Victoria Park and many downtown towers, great place for sightseeing.

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One of our favourite areas in the city to walk our two dogs, Molly and Sophie, is the beautiful AE Wilson Park in northwest Regina. (My World)

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A few weeks ago I posted a photo of the east wing of the Legislative Building, so here is one of the west wing just before another summer thunderstorm

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One of the most scenic areas in all of Wascana Park are the gardens located directly in front of the Legislative Building. (Scenic Sunday)

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Here is a late evening photo of some geese enjoying the last few minutes of sunlight. Yup in my opinion this is the most peaceful place on earth.

Notice: We are heading out of town to go camping up north so I won't be updating the site until Sunday. Until then I thought I'd post a pic that shows why this is my favourite time of the year. Have a great weekend everyone.

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Photo from the south shore of Wascana Lake of a bright red glow during the last few minutes before the sun went down. I never get tired of these....

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Well its that time of the week again, here are a couple of incredible skies that Regina residents have enjoyed the past week. (Skywatch Friday)

The first photo is from earlier this week of one of the most unique skies I've seen in quite some time. This was taken about a half hour before a huge thunderstorm hit the city. The different colors above the lake were incredible and unfortunately I don't think this pic did that sky justice.


The next photo is from the same evening. It was taken from the bottom of Pine Island looking up at the Wascana Lake overlook. I've always loved thunderstorms but even I have to admit this sky made me a little nervous.

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Here is a sunset shot from a few evenings ago of a father and son feeding the geese underneath the pedestrian bridge to Pine Island in Wascana Park.

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Twilight photo of the pedestrian pathway that leads around the north shore of Wascana Lake. This is a great location to take an evening stroll.

( Watery Wednesday)

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Photo shot yesterday from atop the Scarth Street Mall in downtown Regina. Great place for shopping, restaurants, pubs, and live theatre. (My World)

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Photo from a few days ago of some of the things downtown Regina has to offer. Big city skyscrapers and the urban forest known as Victoria Park.

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Another hidden gem in the city is Plainsview Park in south Regina. This residential park has great paths, greenery, and picnic sites for the family.

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Unique shot from center field of the thirty-one thousand seat Mosaic Stadium, home of the Canadian Football League's Saskatchewan Roughriders.

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Well its that time of the week again, here are some unique skies that Regina residents have enjoyed this past week. (Skywatch Friday)

This is a photo I took on the way home from the movies while driving past AE Wilson Park. It was raining and gloomy all day long and just at the last minute a large glow of pink light engulfed the sky (I've never seen anything like it). Trust me, the photos don't do it justice..

Here is a late evening shot of a kayaker passing by the pedestrian underpass waterfall on Pine Island. One never knows what the skies are going to look like in Regina, and having locations like this to view them is a treat all in itself.

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One of my favourite residential neighbourhoods in the city is the Crescents. The curved tree-lined streets and character homes are a definite appeal.

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The alluring AE Wilson Park in northwest Regina is one of our favourite places to enjoy the fantastic spring time weather (Think Green Thursday)

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The Government of Saskatchewan's official logo, the wheat sheaf, is featured on the railings up the stairway in front of the Legislative Building.

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Somebody has the same idea as me. The eastern shore of Wascana Lake has one of the best vantage points for photography in the entire park.

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Twilight photo of one of the most beautiful locations in all of Canada, Wascana Park. Yup.....its located right in the middle of the city. (My World)

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Off in the distance a silhouette of the downtown Regina skyline can be seen. This shot was taken from far atop Wascana Hill in southeast Regina.

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Here is a photo from yesterday of a tiny bridge that is located within the stunning Kiwanis Park. This park is a gem and is definitely a favourite.

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One of the most beautiful locations in Wascana Park is the pedestrian promenade near the Albert Street Memorial Bridge. (Scenic Sunday)

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There are hundreds of different species of birds that call Regina home. Here a group of Pelicans are enjoying a nice day on Wascana Creek.

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My wife and I were walking our dogs in AE Wilson Park a few evenings ago and from out of nowhere this pink glow popped through the gloomy clouds.

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Well its that time of the week again, here are a few photos of skies that Regina residents enjoyed this past week. (Skywatch Friday)

This photo was taken a few evenings ago along the shores of Wascana Lake. Pine Island (pictured here) was constructed back in 2003 as part of the Wascana Lake Rehabilitation Project. This new addition to the park has been a huge success as its already one of the most popular locations for park go'ers.

The Saskatchewan Legislative Building (one of Regina's most recognizable landmarks) was built between 1908 and 1912. Its beautiful architecture is a sight to behold. Tours to the public are offered throughout the day and its definately worth checking out.

This sunset photo was taken a couple evenings ago along the western shore of Wascana Lake. This area of the park definitely offers one of the best vantage points. Very close to where this photo was taken is the dock where you can take a ferry to the beautiful Willow Island (pictured here).

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The Canadian flag is waving proudly on this naval monument located near the Queen Building, home of the Navy League of Canada - Regina division

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Here is an example of the many kilometers of pathways located within the 2300 acre urban forest of Wascana Park. (Think Green Thursday)

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Here is a photo from last evening of the waterfall and pedestrian underpass on Pine Island in Wascana Park. Its a must see for all Regina tourists.

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Serene scenes like this one, which was taken along the rocky shores of Wascana Lake are why I love this time of the year. (Watery Wednesday)

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I figured I'd pull a photo from another season given that our current weather feels like fall. Here are some autumn colors in Wascana Park. (My World)

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I guess I wasn't the only one awake this early in the morning. Photo of some rowers I caught on Wascana Lake while on my work for the day.

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This is a pic of the giant clock located in front of the Hotel Saskatchewan on Victoria Avenue. The Sask Power head office is shown in the background

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One of our favourite things to do in the spring is rent a canoe on Wascana Lake. Gotta take advantage of the nice weather. (Scenic Sunday)

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A shot in downtown Regina of the busy intersection of Scarth Street and Victoria Avenue. Lots of great architecture to view while walking the streets

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Here is a skyward shot of one of the many light pedestals that line the Albert Street Bridge. This 80 year old bridge is a true Regina landmark.

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Well its that time of the week again, here are some unique skies that were enjoyed by Regina residents this past week. (Skywatch Friday)

The first one was taken last week in Les Sherman Park while my wife and I were walking our dogs. The storm seems to come from out of nowhere, we got wet in the rain and our dogs loved it.

The second photo is of the pedestrian promenade in Wascana Park. This new addition to the park was constructed in 2003 as part of the Revitilization project. This is without a doubt one of the most scenic areas in the city.

The third and final photo is from a couple weeks ago of a beautiful sunset over Wascana Lake. I never get tired of scenes like this one and every night it seems like we get one thats different.

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When driving in Wascana Park, one always has to pay attention because you never know who's going to be crossing the street.

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A pair of trees in the foreground of a shot of Willow Island on Wascana Lake. There is always something beautiful to see when walking around the lake

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Without a doubt we've had some of the best sunsets this spring here in Regina. Here is one taken over the beautiful Wascana Lake. (Watery Wednesday)

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Statue of Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, greets all visitors at the entrance of the beautiful Victoria Park in downtown Regina.

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Canadian football is by far my favourite sport. Here some thunderstorm clouds are forming over the goal posts of a public football field. (My World)

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Every year hundreds of Canadian Geese are rounded up and relocated out of Wascana Park because of overpopulation. Photo taken near Spruce Island....

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