Just a few minutes left of sunlight in Wascana Park. Bigger than Central Park in New York City, Wascana is an experience everyone should partake in.

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The Trafalgar area in Wascana Park is without question one of the most picturesque locations in the entire city of Regina. (Skywatch Friday)

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Here is another summer photo of my favourite residential neighbourhood in Regina, the Cathedral Village. Note the colourful sidewalks.

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Here is a photo I took last evening of some folks practicing for a rowing competition. Seems like boats are out on the lake right up until the freeze

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The colours in Wascana Park this time of year are stunning. This photo was taken a couple weeks ago along the northwest shorline. (Watery Wednesday)

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Here is a photo from atop a seven level parkade of some of Regina's most beautiful downtown office towers. These can make for great reflection shots.

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We've had a much cooler than usual autumn this year in Regina. Here is a photo of one of the many entrances to the beautiful Wascana Park. (My World)

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Some of the scenes we get here in Wascana Park are so pleasing to the eyes that photographs do not do it justice. This shot was taken last week.

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Here is a colourful autumn photo that I took last week in the beautiful yet relatively unknown Optimist Park in central Regina. (Scenic Sunday)

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I think I am going to start doing some more photos that concentrate on some of the fantastic architecture that we have here in the city.

This is the 'ReginaInn' hotel in downtown Regina.

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I really enjoyed this purple glow the other night during this fall sunset in Wascana Park. This time of year brings out some very unique colours.

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Its that time of the week again, here a unique sky that has been enjoyed by Regina and area residents this past week. (Skywatch Friday)

Here is an early morning photo of Pasqua Lake that I shot while on my way to go fishing last weekend. Its a little known fact that Regina has quite a few beautiful lakes all within a very short distance, this one being about a half hour drive northeast of the city limits.

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Some early evening sunlight is shining on this couple taking a stroll through Wascana Park. Not many leaves left on some of the trees.

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Ripples in the calm water on a very cool autumn evening in Wascana Park. I miss the warm weather already. (Watery Wednesday)

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I was lucky enough to experience this beautiful sunrise at Echo Lake while on my way to go fishing last week. (My World)

The beautiful Echo Lake is located about a half hour drive northeast of Regina.

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Here is a photo I took a few days ago of the downtown Regina skyline off in the distance. It sure has been abnormally cold and wintery this fall.

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One of the most scenic parks in the city is AE Wilson Park which is located just north of Dewdney Avenue on the cities west side. (Scenic Sunday)

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Here is a summer photo of Victoria Park in downtown Regina. Its like an urban oasis right in the middle of all the downtown office towers.

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Well its that time of the week again, here are some wonderful skies enjoyed by Regina and area residents the past week. (Skywatch Friday)

The first photo was taken a couple days ago during the only bit of sunshine we've seen in about a week and a half here in the city. This photo is of the western tip of the beautiful Willow Island on Wascana Lake, definitely a must see for all Regina tourists.
The second photo this week is an early morning photo of the magnificent Pasqua Lake located about a half hour drive northeast of the city. This lake, and others nearby like Echo Lake, are located in the beautiful Qu'eppelle Valley. This area is commonly refered to by Regina residents as 'cottage country'.

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What better way is there to spend time with your boy than an evening in Wascana Park. This photo was taken earlier this summer just before sunset.

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Here is an autumn photo of a walkway that leads through the park down to Wascana Lake. It truly is a beautiful journey. (Think Green Thursday)

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Here is a photo of the beautiful and picturesque Willow Island on Wascana Lake during a cool autumn evening. (Watery Wednesday)

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Unfortunately we haven't seen much of the sun the past week or two, nothing but rain & snow. This is a pic from last week at the Trafalgar Overlook.

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Optimist Park is without question a hidden gem in our city. This photo was taken a few days ago after a sudden snow storm hit Regina. (My World)

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Now that most of the snow has melted, we can once again get back to the true autumn colours. This is a two lane pedestrian pathway in Wascana park.

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Here is another autumn photo of a pedestrian bridge that leads to the beautiful Boreal Island in the northwest part of the city.

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Snowstorm hits Regina. Nope that is not a misprint, last evening Regina was hit with its first snowstorm of the season. This is so painful lol.

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Well its that time of the week again, here are a pair of photos of some unique skies we've enjoyed this past week here in Regina. (Skywatch Friday)

This colourful photo was taken earlier this week during our routine walk around Wascana Lake. This is further evidence that Mother Nature is the best artist.

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The past week it has been rainy and cold here in Regina, but one positive is that is brings about a unique beauty to the autumn colors.

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Here is a photo of the sun peeking through fog on a Wascana Lake during a cool autumn morning. I sure love this time of year. (Watery Wednesday)

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Here is a photo from the gorgeous AE Wilson Park in northwest Regina. Lots of fun little hidden trails to explore, our dogs love it as much as we do.

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I've said it before and I will say it again, going for a walk around the beautiful Wascana Lake is a second to none experience. (My World)

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Here is a colourful autumn photo I took earlier today near Rosemont Park. To say we've had lots of rain recently is an understatement.

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Here is another example of one of the pedestrian pathways that are within Wascana Park. To think a week from now the colors will be even better.

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Here is a black and white photo of St Paul's Anglican Cathedral in downtown Regina. I've always loved beautiful old architecture like this.

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There are so many different scenic pathways in Wascana Park to choose from, and none of them disappoint. This one here is near Albert Street.

(Scenic Sunday)

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I took this colourful autumn shot this morning on my way home. The Cathedral Village in central Regina is my favourite neighbourhood in the city.

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I caught this purple haze over Wascana Lake during an evening in late August when there were many forest fires out west in British Columbia.

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Its that time of the week again. Here is a colourful image of an early morning sunrise over the rocky Wascana Lake shoreline. (Skywatch Friday)

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This is the recently constructed pedestrian pathway that runs along the south eastern shore of Wascana Lake. Lots of great scenery to take in here.

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