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Regina, the capital city of Saskatchewan: |
They built Wascana Lake in the center of this city which now has about 200,000 people. In the distance stands the Provincial Legislative building. (46 kb) |
A close look at the design on the side of the Provincial Legislative Building. (68 kb) |
A major skyscraper next to Victoria park in central Regina. (43 kb) |
This is part of Regina's pathway system that follows Wascana Creek from one side of Regina to the other. (68 kb) |
This is city hall. The photo looks surreal because the buildings in this part of the city are only two stories high. They therefore don't appear in the photograph. (44 kb) |
The Scarth Street Mall in central Regina. (48 kb) |
In a window overlooking the mall, a large head keeps an eye on things. (34 kb) |
The stage is being prepared for a Thursday evening of entertainment on the mall. (66 kb) |
The RCMP do their training in Regina. At that center you can visit their museum, and if your timing is right, you can watch some marching and take a tour. (38 kb) |
This is one of a variety of displays inside the Royal Saskatchewan museum. (56 kb) |
This statue by cubist Jacque Lipchitz depicts a child with a mother who has lost her legs. She is crying out against the realities of war. In the background is the large Mackenzie Art Gallery. (57 kb) |
Regina Beach: |
This is early morning at Regina Beach, looking east. The yacht club is on the right, in the background. (48 kb) |
The wharf at Regina Beach. This small resort town is about 40 km from Regina. (42 kb) |
Looking north at Regina beach, late in the day. (47 kb) |
First posted July 20, 2002. Visitors since September 20, 2003
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©2002 Brian M. Brown All rights reserved. All photographs are marked with almost invisible identifiers.