Here is a late evening photo of the stairway that leads down to the docks for the ferry boat that takes you to Willow Island on Wascana Lake.

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There is no shortage of colourful photos this time of year. This one was taken along the shoreline of Wascana Lake during a cool autumn evening.

(Think Green Thursday)

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Here is a photo of one of the many foot bridges located in Wascana Park. I just love scenes like this where the water is calm. (Watery Wednesday)

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Here is a photo of a sculpture in honour of Saskatchewan's cattle industry. This is located on Scarth St in one of the many downtown office towers.

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This morning I took my dogs for a walk in the urban paradise known as AE Wilson Park. I love the colors of this time of the year. (My World)

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One of my favourite past times is to rent a boat on Wascana Lake and take in the multitude of scenic areas that can be enjoyed on the water.

(Scenic Sunday)

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Thankfully we've had a hot September to make up for the abnormally cold June, July, and Aug. Enjoy it while you can everyone, the snow is coming.

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Well its that time of the week again. Here are a couple of photos of some skies that we have enjoyed this first week of autumn. (Skywatch Friday)

The first photo is of a colorful sunrise over Pasqua Lake. This lake is one of 4 beautiful lakes that are located about a half hour drive northeast of the city in the Qu'appelle Valley. These fantastic lakes provide some of the most incredible scenery anyone could ever hope for.

The second image is a late evening photo of a dragon boat on Wascana Lake. Every summer there is a dragon boat competition/festival in the city and throughout the warmer seasons you can usually find some teams practicing on the lake. I will never tire of peaceful scenes like this one.

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Ice hockey is the second most popular sport in Regina. Pictured here is the Brandt Centre Arena, home of the Western Hockey League's Regina Pats!

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Here is a photo of the overlook near the Broad street bridge in Wascana Park. The warm weather these days is making up for the cool July and August.

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This photo was taken in Wascana Park on the first day of autumn. This is just one of the many locations to relax and enjoy the fabulous suroundings.

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Here is a colorful twilight photo of the beautiful and magnificent Pasqua Lake located just a half hour northeast of Regina. (Watery Wednesday)

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The F.W. Hill pedestrian mall is the place to be in downtown Regina. Excellent pubs, restaurants, shopping, and live theatre for all to enjoy.

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I was lucky enough to catch this photo on my way to work the other day. Some very think fog rolling in over our beautiful Wascana Lake. (My World)

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The fabulous Qu'appelle Valley is located a half hour north of the city. Some of the scenery on many of the roads is second to none. (Scenic Sunday)

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Its that time of the week again. Here is a unique reflection shot in the midst of another beautiful Regina sunset over Wascana Lake.(Skywatch Friday)

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One of the things that I love about Regina's inner city is the large amount of beautiful elm trees that line each street. I love the shade...

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One thing I love about the Cathedral Village are the amount of brilliant murals. Pop question, this giant brick mural features what famous singer?

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Its never difficult to come up with water photos when we have one of the most beautiful urban lakes in the world right in the middle of our city.

(Watery Wednesday)

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Here is a photo from yesterday of the entrance to Kiwanis Park in west Regina. Seems as though we are getting our summer in September.

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Here is a photo from earlier this summer of a pedestrian bridge that we use located in Optimist Park. I love the colors we get this time of the year.

(My World)

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Like I have said many times, I don't know of a place more peaceful than Wascana Lake. And it looks like I'm not the only one who feels this way, haha.

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Here is a photo from earlier this week at the Trafalgar Overlook. This is our favourite area of the park, so peaceful and scenic. (Scenic Sunday)

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There are alot of fantastic things to see on the campus of the University of Regina like this building with the giant glass tee pee in the center.

'First Nations University'

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Days are getting much shorter this time of year in Regina. One benefit is that I don't have to get up as early to get morning shots like this one.

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Well its that time of the week again. Sometimes airliner contrails make for great photos. This one is taken over Wascana Creek in Optimist Park.

(Skywatch Friday)

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Here is a sculpture of a giant beaver located in Les Sherman Park. There are sculptures like this one scattered throughout many of areas of the city.

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Echo Lake is located a little over half an hour northeast of Regina. Many Regina residents commute from this beautiful area known as cottage country

(Watery Wednesday)

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Sometimes one can get the best photos early in the morning. This photo of the Legislature was taken a few days ago just after sunrise.

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I hope everyone is having a nice and relaxing long weekend. Here is a photo that displays the peaceness and serenity that is our Wascana Park

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We are currently enjoying our first heat wave of the summer. This photo was taken yesterday in Wascana Park, had to find some way to cool off.

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Its that time of the week again, here is a beautiful sunrise I caught over Wascana Lake on my way to go golfing a few mornings ago. (Skywatch Friday)

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There are many fantastic lakes in close proximity to Regina. Pictured here is Pasqua Lake located a little over halfhour drive northeast of the city.

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There are many fantastic pedestrian bridges in Regina. Miles and miles of pathways are in use year round for walkers, bikers, and joggers.

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Another great thing about Wascana are the fountains. This beautiful one was donated as a gift from Britain in the mid 1900's (Watery Wednesday)

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Sometimes getting up early in the morning pays off in spades. This was taken a few days ago on a morning where I felt I had the whole park to myself.

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