Saskatchewan Canada (2)
Saskatchewan is known for its’ wide flat land.
A lonely bale of hay.
Canola fields
Sunset on the prairies
Winter. The only colours visible on an overcast day is white, grey, brown and black.
It’s an overcast day
The crooked bush. The grove of deformed trees, located near Hafford, SK., has been a curiosity for a large number of geneticists. From genetic mutation to alien visits were used as explanation for these trees. (I liked the alien idea myself.)
A stone angel sits amongst the trees
A small lakes surrounded by evergreen trees are predominant in Northern Saskatchewan. This area is Elk Ridge, which is a small Golf Community.
In Northern Saskatchewan, the foliage is deep in greenery.
A closeup view of the beautiful north
Mushrooms that are probably not edible but sure are pretty
Waskesiu Lake is part of the Prince Albert National Park. This park is one of the most popular summer resort in Saskatchewan.
Waskesui Lake
Not only evergreens cover the north, Birch trees are in abundance.
and bogs
Wow. I’d not seen these before. the sotne angel — shades of Margaret Laurence!