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  • Saskatchewan Wheat Pool elevator, Elbow, Saskatchewan. Constructed in 1913 and upgraded in 1957 and 1974, this is an excellent example of a traditional wooden cribbed-construction, gable-roofed elevator with gable-roofed cupola. The "standard plan" elevator, circa 1910 - 1965, typically stood 50 to 60 feet high, with approximately 40,000 bushel capacity. The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool donated the elevator to the Village of Elbow in 2007 to use as a museum. Oversize 5.5×8.5 art card, item #2016070010173elbowelevator.
    Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Elevator Elb...jpg
  • Swimmers, Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan. The sounds of laughter, hands slapping water and toes churning waves carry a long way across Little Manitou Lake. Floating so high and buoyant makes you giggle. Oversize 5.5×8.5 art card, item #2013080020003manitouswim.
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  • The Traffic Bridge, Saskatoon (1906 - 2016). This steel truss bridge spanned the South Saskatchewan River, joining the settlement of Nutana with the town of Saskatoon and village of Riversdale. The promise of the first road bridge to cross the river led to the amalgamation of the settlements to form the new City of Saskatoon in 1906. The bridge opened in 1907. It was demolished in 2016. Jumbo 6×11 art card. Item #2006070050010jumbo
    The Traffic Bridge in Summer (1906 -...jpg
  • Saskatoon Fireworks Festival. Fireworks light up the night and the Broadway and Traffic bridges during annual fireworks festival celebrations. Oversize 5.5×8.5 art card, item #2011097050005fireworksoversize
    Saskatoon Fireworks Festival, the ol...jpg
  • Elbow Harbour, Lake Diefenbaker, Elbow, Saskatchewan. Late-day prairie sunshine casts a golden glow over Lake Diefenbaker at Elbow, Saskatchewan. Oversize art card, item #2016070010201elbowharbouroversize
    Elbow Harbour Lake Diefenbaker Elbow...jpg
  • Elbow, Saskatchewan. Decorated fire hydrant, Stanley Street, Elbow, Saskatchewan. Oversize 5.5×8.5 art card, item #2016070010178elbowr2firehydrantstanleystreet
    Elbow Saskatchewan decorated fire hy...jpg
  • Dragons Don't Eat Wheat, Elbow, Saskatchewan. A frolicking dragon or a prancing dog? What do you see when you look at clouds? Summer at Lake Diefenbaker is made for lying back and looking up, imagining gentle creatures gliding across the sky or giant monsters breathing lightning fire. But Elbow's historic Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Elevator is safe. Dragons like meat, not wheat. Oversize art card, item #2018060010192elbowelevatorpuffystorm
    Dragons Don't Eat Wheat Elbow Saskat...jpg
  • Saskatchewan Wheat Pool elevator, Elbow, Saskatchewan. Constructed in 1913 and upgraded in 1957 and 1974, this is an excellent example of a traditional wooden cribbed-construction, gable-roofed elevator with gable-roofed cupola. The "standard plan" elevator, circa 1910 - 1965, typically stood 50 to 60 feet high, with approximately 40,000 bushel capacity. The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool donated the elevator to the Village of Elbow in 2007 to use as a museum. Jumbo 6×11 art card, item #2016070010177elbowelevatortrees
    Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Elevator and...jpg
  • Beachgoers, Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan. When they used to arrive by special excursion train from all across the prairies, they took to Little Manitou Lake in litte wooden boats. Today they drive by car and play on inflatable dinghies and personal watercraft. Times change, but summertime at Manitou Beach is timeless. Oversize 5.5×8.5 art card, item #2013080020008manitoubeachgoers
    Beachgoers Manitou Beach Saskatchewa...jpg
  • New Stockholm Lutheran Church. Southwest of the village of Stockholm, Saskatchewan, this historic brick-clad Gothic Revival church stands prominently among fields of blossoming canola. Jumbo 6×11 art card, item #2013070020235newstockholmchurch
    New Stockholm Lutheran Church jumbo ...jpg
  • Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The South Saskatchewan River complements Saskatoon’s skyline and histoic landmarks including the Bessborough Hotel and University Bridge. Jumbo 6×11 art card, item #2011080010022jumbo
    Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, viewed from...jpg
  • At the Midway, Trail International Festival, 1974. In the early 1970s, Trail International Festival was held during the first week of June annually. In 1974, the midway moved from the parking lot adjecent to the Trail Arena to Bay Avenue near Helena Street. This photograph was taken from the roof of the Crown Point Hotel. 1974060030007 Print by Darrell Noakes, 2018. darrellnoakes.com (Catalog 1974060030007-TIFF-1974-oversize-art-card)
    At the Midway, Trail International F...jpg
  • Elbow Harbour Late Day Panorama, Lake Diefenbaker, Elbow, Saskatchewan. Mid-summer days are made for relaxing at Lake Diefenbaker in the golden light of late afternoon on a hot day. Elbow, Saskatchewan. Jumbo art card, item #2016070010209elbowharbourjumbo
    Elbow Harbour Late Day Panorama Lake...jpg
  • Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Elbow, Saskatchewan. Storm clouds gather to the north as Elbow basks in the warm prairie afternoon sunshine. Oversize art card, item #2016070010200holyredeemerelbow
    Holy Redeemer Catholic Church Elbow ...jpg
  • Hay Fields, Elbow, Saskatchewan. Fields of freshly baled hay east of town take on a golden glow on a warm prairie summer afternoon. Jumbo 6×11 art card, item #2016070010198elbowfields
    Hay Fields Elbow Saskatchewan jumbo ...jpg
  • Autumn Afternoon, Danceland, Manitou Beach. Gulls and dragonflies enjoy the warmth on the first day of fall, as the sun dips toward the waters of Little Manitou Lake, Saskatchewan. Perhaps the music of the previous Saturday night still carries them as it lingers across the waves and drifts into the air. Jumbo 6×11 art card, item #2014090030063manitouautumn.
    Autumn Afternoon Danceland, Manitou ...jpg
  • Burgers at the Beach, Little Manitou Lake. The laughter of families in the still air of a hot day mingles like sounds you hear in a dream. Saskatchewan summer smells like fries and onion rings and everything good. It tastes like frosty strawberry milkshakes and drippy chocolate-dipped soft ice cream cones. It is cool, salty waves lapping at your feet and a sun-warmed beach blanket against your back. Oversize 5.5×8.5 art card, item #2013080020036manitouburger
    Burgers at the Beach Little Manitou ...jpg
  • Sailboats, Manitou Beach, Little Manitou Lake. In school, we colour summer green and blue. When we are let out for the summer, we learn that it's all the boldest, brightest hues in the biggest box of pencil crayons. If it's a good summer, we wear those colours down to the tiniest nubs, so that we can start with a fresh box next year. Oversize 5.5×8.5 art card, item #2013080020025manitousailboats.
    Sailboats Manitou Beach Little Manit...jpg
  • Danceland, Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan. Wellington and Ollie White had to have known they were onto something, when they made their way from Moose Jaw to the shores of Little Manitou Lake in the 1920s. The little resort town was booming, the most popular destination on the prairies. They tore down the old Danceland that had been here before Manitou Beach incorporated in 1919, and built a grand, new dance hall, with horsehair-cushioned maple hardwood flooring. When they flung open the doors for the first time in 1928, it must have been quite the night. Danceland hasn't stood still since. Jumbo 6×11 art card, item #2011070010088manitoudanceland.
    Danceland Manitou Beach Saskatchewan...jpg
  • Sovereign, Saskatchewan. Oversize 5.5×8.5 art card, item #2012090040080sovereignoversize
    Sovereign Saskatchewan oversize art ...jpg
  • Manitou Beach art cards set of six
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  • Elbow art cards set of six
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  • Storm Brewing, Grain Must Move, Elbow, Saskatchewan. A CPR freight train rumbles past Elbow's historic Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Elevator as a looming thunderstorm gathers overhead. Prairie summers can be clamorous, roiling clouds bringing a deluge of rain to cool a searing day. Later, as the storm recedes into the horizon, the stillness is broken by a robin reminding us to cheerily, cheer up, cheer up, cheerily, cheer up. Jumbo art card, item #2018060010159elbowelevatortrain
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  • Barbara Shourounis. Portraits at campsite at Hudson Bay Regional Park, end of Day 6.<br />
How many GASP tours have you been on? 2015 is my 8th GASP.<br />
What was the first tour you have been on? When was it? The "Heart of the South" tour through Assiniboia in 2007.<br />
What is the longest tour you have been on? When was it? Border to Border in 2015.<br />
What advice would you give someone on their first tour? Relax - you'll do just fine.<br />
What do you like to eat on tour? Anything I like, especially fruit.<br />
What is your favourite place to go on your bike? Why is it your favourite? A tour up the Great Northern Penninsula in Newfoundland to L'Anse au Meadows (National Historic Site of Canada), because it felt like the end of the earth.<br />
Tell us about your first bike. It was blue.<br />
If you could go anywhere on your bike, where would you go? On the route from Paris to Instanbul.<br />
If you could ride your bike with anybody in history, who would it be? Where would you go with them, and why? Theodore Roosevelt, ride through Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, because it is a great place to ride and he ranced there before he became President of the USA.
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  • Chantelle Auger and Michelle Chabot. Portraits at campsite at Hudson Bay Regional Park, end of Day 6.<br />
Chantelle:<br />
How many GASP tours have you been on? One.<br />
What was the first tour you have been on? When was it? GASP 2015.<br />
What is the longest tour you have been on? When was it? This one, 2015.<br />
What do you like to eat on tour? Fruit.<br />
Michelle:<br />
How many GASP tours have you been on? One.<br />
What was the first tour you have been on? When was it? GASP 2015.<br />
What is the longest tour you have been on? When was it? This one, 2015.<br />
What advice would you give someone on their first tour? You can do it.<br />
What do you like to eat on tour? Watermellon.<br />
Tell us about your first bike. 1988 Norco mountain bike.<br />
If you could go anywhere on your bike, where would you go? PEI.
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  • Blue Moon at Ghostown Blues Bed & Breakfast, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan. Concert goers at Belle Plaine performance take a break during intermission to get some fresh air under the blue moon.
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  • Hydrodynamic 5. Elbow, Saskatchewan Landmarks, Lake Diefenbaker, with a twist. Conceptual Interpretation of scenes from original photographs. Fine Art Print, 20 in × 20 in, framed 28 in × 28 in.<br />
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320 gsm, 100% cotton paper, acid-free and lignin-free, conforms with ISO 9706 museum quality for highest age resistance.<br />
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Image reference: 201806001series4-2-Hydrodynamic 5 20x20. One only.
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  • Blue Moon at Ghostown Blues Bed & Breakfast, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan. Concert goers at Belle Plaine performance take a break during intermission to get some fresh air under the blue moon.
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  • Arleene Arnold. Portraits at campsite at Hudson Bay Regional Park, end of Day 6.<br />
How many GASP tours have you been on? six.<br />
What was the first tour you have been on? When was it? 2005 Border to Border.<br />
What is the longest tour you have been on? When was it? Cycling PEI, NS and NL, 2011.<br />
What advice would you give someone on their first tour? Cycle your own ride, at your own pace, enjoy the sights and people along the way.<br />
What do you like to eat on tour? Anything - I get very hungry. :)<br />
What is your favourite place to go on your bike? Why is it your favourite? Anywhere - work, trails, highway.<br />
Tell us about your first bike. A blue girl's bike made for country roads.<br />
If you coudl go anywhere on your bike, where would you go? Across Canada.
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  • Arleene Arnold. Portraits at campsite at Hudson Bay Regional Park, end of Day 6.<br />
How many GASP tours have you been on? six.<br />
What was the first tour you have been on? When was it? 2005 Border to Border.<br />
What is the longest tour you have been on? When was it? Cycling PEI, NS and NL, 2011.<br />
What advice would you give someone on their first tour? Cycle your own ride, at your own pace, enjoy the sights and people along the way.<br />
What do you like to eat on tour? Anything - I get very hungry. :)<br />
What is your favourite place to go on your bike? Why is it your favourite? Anywhere - work, trails, highway.<br />
Tell us about your first bike. A blue girl's bike made for country roads.<br />
If you coudl go anywhere on your bike, where would you go? Across Canada.
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