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Christopher Lake

I took this photo on a beautiful summer evening while I spent time with my family having a hotdog roast. While we sat by the fire we noticed a ring…

Wheat Field

We live in a larger city so it was lovely to take a day out in the country. even during the pandemic life moves on during harvest. the fields have…

Water Pump

Just love to take pictures of the past. – Eleanor Neale

Beach

Went to the beach for something to do. No one was there. There was ice still in the lake but our daughter still went in. – Leslie Malo

Old House

I love taking pictures of old buildings around Saskatchewan. Small road trips during Covid are an excellent way to pass time and to get fresh air. – Neil Haichert

Boffin’s

Boffin Garden is a beautiful little gem in the U of S grounds. It’s almost like a wonderful hidden secret. Summer is just starting to bloom. – Neil Haichert

Blackstrap

I took the photo because it captures the raw beauty of our province. When you sit at home you are either watching tv or on the phone, constantly reminded of…

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