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109 viewsMe and Mark.
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109 viewsA farm - a new settlement - on the edge of the old settlements.
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109 viewsThe train bridge is always a fun one to take visitors on. Too bad we didn't have the good fortune to have a train cross at the same time.
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Support Crew108 viewsAlso looking quite pretty.
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The Wedding108 viewsI like this photo faded.
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108 viewsThis is one of the cliffs that buffalo used to stream over, plunging to their deaths.
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108 viewsThe weir used to be responsible for keeping up the water levels in Saskatoon and slowing the river flow.
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The First Dance107 viewsI'm sure there's an SLR out there with better photos.
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107 viewsAn old rail bridge stands over a creek in... pretty much the middle of nowhere.
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107 viewsAfter Eastend the next stop was Cypress Hills, so named because the lodgepole pines that cover them were thought to be cypress trees. The altitude makes this look remarkably northern.
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107 viewsSometimes it is possible to feel like you might be back in time coming up on old villages.
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107 viewsYann points out the river to Fred.
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107 viewsThe old train bridge passes Innovation Place, the high-tech park in Saskatoon.
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106 viewsJonathan telling one of his many stories.
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106 viewsLooking downtown from Sask. Cres.
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106 viewsYann translates some of the exhibits in the geology building to Fred.
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Stella?105 viewsUnsure if this is an appropriate wine glass but it'll do.
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Dean Starts105 viewsDean says his vows.
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105 viewsYann stands beside a larger-than-life grain car in Assiniboia.
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105 viewsI knew we had a lot of oil in the south but I was surprised to see so many of these.
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