Driving from Regina to Rosetown took us Northwest into a new-to-us section of Saskatchewan.
This was up towards Saskatoon, and deep into farm land. We are awed by the scale of the landscape and compelled by the subtle, vibrant shards of colour.
As we approached Rosetown, Bob caught snaps of snowgeese and pronghorn and we saw our first wheat chaf fogs, which were high plumes due to the winds (up to 90km gusts overnight).
We were welcomed warmly into the home of Shirley S. and with her we visited the studio of fabric artist Anne Rice. We walked in the neighbourhood, enjoyed a delicious home-cooked meal by Shirley and shared stories over tea. We went to sleep early as we had plans with Shirley to go out early to maybe see some local birds.
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