Grain elevators in the distance against a brooding, snow-coming-soon sky during a trip to Saskatchewan last week.
I left Saskatchewan in the mid-80s, but damn, I’ll always love those skies. . . Sunny, stormy , . .
I lived and worked in Japan for nearly 15 years, and since then I’ve lived on Canada’s west coast for over 20 years, and love the mountains, the ocean, the rivers.
But I’ll always be a Saskatchewan boy at heart.
Wintry skies in Saskatchewan on a recent trip to visit relatives.
Water tower and grain elevators, Wakaw
Spotted this Northern Harrier while I was driving north on Highway 6 from southern Saskatchewan to Melfort about a week ago.
And a coyote on the prowl near the Quill Lakes info sign on the Yellowhead Highway
Looks like a 12-guage shotgun slug hole near the center of the sign, and a scattering of approximately 9mm or .30 cal bullets. Hmmm. . .
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