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The snow is now here and it's time to do arm exercises every day... (plus a WHOLE LOT MORE) .... getting ready for the long "snowbird" flight south. [View Full Entry]

Jogirlgo - J. Needham | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 31st 2009 | 15 Views | [diary=449726]


Yesterday marked the last bit of lengthy driving for a while - it was another 9 hour haul from Winnipeg into Saskatoon. But what a drive it was! Starting out around the Peg the skies were overcast. It threatened rain for the longest time before the skies finally did open for a bit. However, on the horizon we could see a clearing in the cloud cover, and without having to wait too long we got some of the first blue sky of our trip. The pictures have a difficult time portraying just how big the skies are out here - it's [View Full Entry]

Varsity Tyler - Tyler Adamsky | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 24th 2009 | 57 Views | [diary=447826]

Fuzzy Dice
Good times in Sask
Big Sky

The day we left Thompson was a nice one, it had rained. One of the first rains we got on this trip. The hotel we stayed at was run by a First Nations group. They are Cree. It was awesome. We took a different route and totally bypassed The Pas because it was a short trip lol for us. It was hrs to The Pas. So we went on to Prince Albert, Sask. We got into PA late lol (I'm not going to say it ) lol We sneak in on Claudia lol she was not expecting us until the next [View Full Entry]

Utsoo RIta - Rita Lebrun | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: September 27th 2009 | 2 Views | [diary=439986]

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We had a great visit with Eugene & Claudia, lots n lots of laughter. Saskatoon was not one of our stops but a friend I had met in Haines Junction, YT lives there. I had not seen Marla in 15 years. We could stop here because we had bypassed The Pas, and Marla had one more of my photo albums. This would be the only time I could stop to see Marla lol don't know when I will get this kind of opportunity again. The last time I saw her, her twins were babies, now they are young people lol So [View Full Entry]

Utsoo RIta - Rita Lebrun | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: December 1st 2009 | 1 Views | [diary=440007]

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Woke up early to Otis barking at the caretaker of the campgrounds I was staying at in Swan Hills! It was 5:30 am! At first I thought it was some kind of wild animal (bear, maybe) and then I saw the flashlight and knew a bear wouldn't be carrying a flashlight! At least I know, Otis will protect me! Breakfast, a short walk and packed up the tent tent to head into Edmonton. (At least West Edmonton Mall). Lots of construction when I got onto the Yellowhead Highway. Before I got there, I saw a deer and some captive bison along [View Full Entry]

julie and otis - julie phillips | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: September 4th 2009 | 35 Views | [diary=433803]

West Edmonton Mall
Saskachewan River
Saskachewan River

By Greg13
September 4th 2009
Test North America » Canada » Saskatchewan » Regina
Just testing [View Full Entry]

Greg13 - Greg Jacobs | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: September 4th 2009 | 20 Views | [diary=433849]


Arrival in Thunder Bay brought the prospect of lots of stormy weather which meant Jon couldn’t hold back. Considerable time was spent designing and redesigning a suitable tarp strategy ensuring that run off would be away from any tent/dining shelter and eventually lead back to the lake. All the tarps were used, and after some adjustment and re-adjustment a well deserved glass of Shiraz was quaffed by the lake in the pre-storm sunshine. Finally, after 2 days of constant rain, the weather broke, and we embarked on a hike up the Sleeping Giant, which has a special place in First Nation [View Full Entry]

taffyexpat - Jonathan Perkins | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: September 13th 2009 | 316 Views | [diary=425869]

Deer
The Sea Lion
The sleeping Giant

There have been many travels since my last blog; Berlin, Andorra, the Pyranees, Alicante, Albarracin, Majorca, Picos de Europa, Bilbao, Asturias and Teruel. We travelled a great deal of the country overland by car, as the realisation came to us that our time here was coming to an end and we had spent too much of our free time and money travelling abroad. Spain needed some attention, and finally with a basic understaniding of the language we could travel with ease, and get off the beaten track... The usual bevvy of sumertime fun awaited us in Canada, and our routine combination [View Full Entry]

The Open Road - Kris and Dennie | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: September 3rd 2009 | 81 Views | [diary=433284]

Craig and Grant
Joseph and I
Majorica

Well I finished up work now and I'M SOOOOOO HAPPPPY ABOUT THAT!!!! I only had one day off before we headed to Wilkie, Saskatchewan for my cousin Jordan's wedding to Tamara. A couple of cousins, my brother and his gf and my parents and I drove in a 3 car convoy from Calgary to Wilkie and just outside of Stettler my dad who was bringing up the rear and was speeding up to catch up to the others and got pulled over by the cops and given a $166 speeding ticket. Not the best start to the weekend. We drove through [View Full Entry]

Laurene - Laurene in the South Pacific | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 20th 2009 | 39 Views | [diary=429638]

Aaron and Lisa
Aaron and I
Lisa and I

We had a nice breakfast at the Hawood Inn, one of the nicer hotels in town. Then we stop and grab a couple of sweet buns for later at the local bakery, which is bustling with people getting coffees, papers, and bakery items to go. We are heading home, and plan to take secondary and grid roads to see more of the countryside along the way. We take highway #263, AKA ‘the scenic route’ south through the park and stop at Trappers Lake and Sandy Lake before leaving the park. Trappers Lake is very small, shallow with lots of reeds and [View Full Entry]

Dawn and Steve - pebbles on the beach | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 16th 2009 | 24 Views | [diary=428740]

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18 Public Beach on Emma Lake
19 Neat little church on way home


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