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The hamlet of Lepine was established 7 rail miles from Wakaw, the first grain point east of Wakaw on the CNR line from Aberdeen to Melfort. Grain elevators were built between 1929 and 1931, later belonging to the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and the UGG (United Grain Growers)
The beutiful fall colors along the Meewasin Valley and South Saskatchewan River near the Bessbourough Hotel.
Mighty South Saskatchewan River (SA1902)
Aerial view of the South Saskatchewan River that flows through Saskatoon.
An aerial view of downtown Saskatoon and the bridges of "Bridge City"
The view of downtown Saskatoon over the Victoria Bridge on a beautiful autumn day.
The River Landing area on the shores of the South Saskatchewan River in downtown Saskatoon framed by the bridges.
A trio of Saskatoon's most famous bridges over the South Saskatchewan River.
The Bessborough Hotel is Saskaton's iconic architectural building that stands on the shores of the South Saskatchewan River.
University of Saskatchewan (SA1904)
Looking over Griffiths Stadium and the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon
Cold Waters of the South Saskatchewan (PA1801)
An ice cold winter day on the shores of the South Saskatchewan River downstream from the Bessborogh Hotel in Saskatoon.
An old farm truck is rusting away on an abandoned farm.
Heaviest load in Saskatchewan history being transported over the Outlook Bridge on its way to one of the Potash Mines.
The northern lights over the Asquith Grain Elevator.
The Wheatland Express Excursion Train at Cudworth prepares for passengers across the praires.
The sun sets over the prairies in the small town of Landis, Saskatchewan.