Summer photo of a sculpture of a large frog on the front lawn of the College Avenue Campus of the University of Regina.

Early morning photo from a few weeks ago of Lakeshore Drive in Wascana Park. Taking a drive through the urban forest is a treat any time of the year.

Regina's downtown business district is even busy during a cold winter evening. This shot was taken last night in -25 degrees weather. Brrrr

Sunset shot of some newly planted trees on the man-made Pine Island on Wascana Lake. Built in 2003, this island is a must see for all Regina tourists.

An October evening photo of a duck on Wascana Lake, I can't think of anything more peaceful than a walk around the lake. (Skywatch Friday)

This is a photo I took last week along the north shore of Wascana Lake. Kinda gives one an idea of what the park is like this time of year, cold and lots of snow but still beautiful. As a matter of fact I think I'm going to go out for a walk right now......umm I just looked at the temperature to the right and I think I'll pass for today, lol. Have a great weekend everyone!

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Evening shot of downtown Regina's crown jewel, Victoria Park. This park provides a peaceful reprieve from the downtown's hustle and bustle.

Time for another summer photo to help us through this cold winter day. This is Regina's hidden gem, AE Wilson Park in the northwest part of the city.

Here is a photo from this past November after a heavy snowfall on Lakeshore Drive in Wascana Park. This road is one of the most scenic in the city.

Summer photo of a giant fountain on Wascana Lake directly north of the Legislative Building. Bring on summer!!! (Watery Wednesday)

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Another great vantage point to view the frozen and snow covered Wascana Lake as well as the downtown is the Cityscape Overlook along the south shore.

Lineups are too long at Tim Horton's in the morning so I usually stop by my neighbourhood 7/11 for a cup of coffee on my way to work. (My World)

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This shot of Pine Island is from a few days ago. Atop the island, the overlook has one of the best views of the city. Can't wait for the lake to melt.

Pedestrian bridge leading to Pine Island in Wascana Park. I love how they built it so it leads towards the Legislative Building in the distance.

Even in the midst of winter a walk around the lake is recommended. Here is the north shore pathway with the frozen Wascana Lake to the left.

Knee deep snow atop one of the many great lawns located within Wascana Park. Thankfully spring is coming soon but I will miss the winter skies.

The Canadian Air Force regularly uses the Regina International Airport for training. Here 5 Harvard II training aircraft are parked on the ramp.

Another winter shot of Wascana Park. As much as I am looking forward to spring, winter does have its perks, and sights like this are one of them.

Colorful and unique skies over the McKenzie Art Gallery is south Regina. This gallery is a must visit for all Regina tourists. (Skywatch Friday)

And here is a bonus 'Skywatch Friday' shot of Wascana Lake during a calm October evening. I can't stress enough how amazing it is to walk around the lake during a Regina sunset, grab some hot coffee and bring the one you love.

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Shot from level 7 of a parkade showing the different array of buildings located in Regina's downtown core (office buildings, restaurants, condos, etc)

The tallest building in Regina as well as the Province of Saskatchewan is the 'Delta Hotel and Convention Centre' in downtown Regina.

Morning frost along a pedestrian pathway on the grounds of the TC Douglass Building. One thing about Regina, you'll never get bored of the scenery.

A pair of ducks and a fountain can be seen in this early morning shot of Wascana Lake in late October. Working early has its perks. (Watery Wednesday)

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Extremely cool and frosty morning earlier today in Regina. This shot was taken of a pedestrian path along the south shores of Wascana Lake

Late evening shot of the statue of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II located on the snow covered Legislative Gardens in Wascana Park (My World)

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The 'War Memorial' in Wascana Park is a fitting tribute to the fallen soldiers of World War I, World War II, and the Korean War. Lest we forget.

Newly planted trees on the man-made Pine Island which was constructed in 2003. This addition to Wascana Park is a must see for all tourists.

Time for a summer shot. This was taken last July at AE Wilson Park in NW Regina. Its a hidden gem filled with paths and bridges and beautiful scenery

Even during some of the worst winter weather, there are still many whom like to brave the elements and walk around Wascana lake.

Here is another winter shot in Wascana Park of Lakeshore Drive near the south side of the lake. With so much snow this winter, I am ready for spring.

A morning shot of a snow covered pedestrian pathway in Wascana Park after a night of heavy snowfall. Chilly yet still worth the stroll.

Baseball diamonds are pretty quiet this time of year. This photo was taken on the western outskirts of the city near the airport.(Skywatch Friday)

And here is a bonus 'Skywatch Friday' shot of Wascana Lake. This fiery photo was taken in October from the overlook on Pine Island, definately one of the best vantage points in the park as well as one of my favourite spots to walk our dogs. How much longer till spring?

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One of the most recognizable streets in all of Canada. Scarth St in downtown Regina has some of the city's best restaurants, bars, and architecture.

Here is a shot of 11th Avenue in the very busy business district in downtown Regina during a cold winter's day. Spring can't come soon enough!

A pair of Canada Geese enjoying a late autumn evening on Wascana Lake. Nights like this make me anxious for the upcoming spring thaw.

Another of my favourite photos from '08. This one was taken in September after a rain storm in Kiwanis Park north of the waterfall.(Watery Wednesday)

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One thing my wife and I wanna try this spring is lawn bowling as the greens are located very near our house in the Cathedral Village.

Here is another shot of Willow Island in Wascana Park during a beautiful Regina winter sunset. I can't explain how much I love this park. (My World)

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Here is another residential shot of Cathedral Village after another massive snowfall. There is something beautiful about tree lined streets

Another Wascana Park winter sunset. One thing about winters, it brings out some amazing colours. No wonder our motto is 'Land of Living Skies'.

A late afternoon shot of a lamp post along the Pine Island pedestrian bridge during a beautiful winters day in Wascana Park.

Twilight shot of the Holy Rosary Cathedral on 13th Avenue. This beautiful and imposing Cathedral is one of Regina's most recognizable landmarks

This sunset shot I took last evening on Pine Island in Wascana Park illustrates the incredible amount of snow we've received this winter

Another heritage building in downtown Regina (built in 1909) is the old 'Land Titles Building' which now houses the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame.

Sunset shot from earlier this evening of a frozen and snow covered Wascana Lake near Willow Island. Yup this is right in the middle of our city!!

One of my favourite shots from '08. Rowers brave a lurking late evening thunderstorm over Wascana Lake this past summer. (Skywatch Friday)

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'Regina Florists' located in the old Municipal Hail Building is one of many Heritage Buildings being preserved in downtown Regina.

Summer photo of a relatively unknown AE Wilson Park in northwest Regina. Lots of great pedestrian bridges and pathways for biking or walking.