Sandy Beach Regional Park

PDRA Numb Bum 2018 - 24 Hour Ice Race at Sandy Beach, Alberta.

A collage of a few friend and their colleagues ice racing... mostly in the pits.

3106-57B Ave Lloydminster Homes or Sale (Lloydminster MLS Listing 58102)

Quiet neighborhood on the Alberta side close to schools (K-9) and walking distance to BUD MILLER PARK!

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Since 2008 there have been NEW Low-E windows, a NEW high-efficiency furnace installed, and a NEW Central Air Conditioner.

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Wade Graham
(780) 808-0931
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Century 21 Lloydminster
2901 50 Avenue
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan
MLS 58102

138 TURTLEFORD AVENUE , Brightsand Lake property

Listing Address: 138 TURTLEFORD AVENUE Brightsand Lake, SASKATCHEWAN- S0M 0H0
Property Type: Cottage/Recreation
Price: $150,500.00
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 1

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Prince Albert National Park | Wikipedia audio article

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
Prince Albert National Park


00:01:55 1 Biology
00:04:10 1.1 Ecosystems
00:04:56 1.2 Wildlife
00:06:00 2 History
00:07:05 2.1 Grey Owl
00:07:42 3 Activities
00:07:53 3.1 Scenic driving tours
00:08:39 3.2 Picnicking
00:09:21 3.3 Hiking
00:10:21 3.4 Swimming
00:10:43 3.5 Canoeing
00:11:08 3.6 Boating
00:11:55 3.7 Fishing
00:12:27 3.8 Camping
00:14:34 3.9 Interpretive programs
00:15:22 3.10 Wildlife and bird watching
00:16:17 3.11 Aurora watching
00:16:34 3.12 Golfing
00:16:57 4 Climate
00:17:34 5 See also



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SUMMARY
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Prince Albert National Park encompasses 3,874 square kilometres (1,496 sq mi) in central Saskatchewan, Canada and is located 200 kilometres (120 mi) north of Saskatoon. Though declared a national park March 24, 1927, it had its official opening ceremonies on August 10, 1928 performed by Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King. The park is open all year but the most visited period is from May to September. Although named for the city, the park's main entrance is actually 80 km (50 mi) north of Prince Albert via Highways 2 and 263 which enters the park at its southeast corner. Two additional secondary highways enter the park: No. 264, which branches off Hwy. 2 just east of the Waskesiu townside, and No. 240, which enters the park from the south and links with 263 just outside the entry fee-collection gates.
The park ranges in elevation from 488 metres (1,601 ft) on the western side to 724 metres (2,375 ft) on the eastern side.
The hamlet Waskesiu Lake is the only settlement within the park, located on the southern shore of Waskesiu Lake. Most facilities and services one would expect to find in a multi-use park are available.
The park also contains the cabin of naturalist and conservationist Grey Owl, on Ajawaan Lake.
The development of the park as a recreation destination has led to the region immediately southeast of the park boundaries – locations such as Christopher Lake, Emma Lake, Sunnyside Beach, and Anglin Lake, themselves becoming popular recreation destinations.
Until the establishment of Grasslands National Park in the 1980s, this was the province's only national park.

I WAS HERE - 40 YEARS IN THE LIFE OF BRIAN

This is a chronology spanning forty years in my life starting in 1976 and ending early 2017. I decided to compile some sound bites while I was digitizing all my old home videos. The first few years were on Super 8mm film and had no sound so I lifted a bit of music from YouTube. I hope to be around in another ten years so I can make an addition to this video, if I'm not, at least you will know...
I WAS HERE!


List of shots:

@ 0:10 - This shot was taken at a gas station in west Edmonton by my friend Dave
@ 0:16 - At a used car lot on Whyte Ave. by Dave
@ 0:21 - At my friend Patty's parents rec room with Joanne shot by Dave.
@ 0:31 - On McLoed Trail in Calgary with Shelly and Rita taken by my friend Tim
@ 0:45 - Taken at Beech & Queen East Toronto by my friend Norm
@ 0:52 - At my parents place in Edmonton taken by my brother Joe
@ 0:57 - Near Jasper Alberta taken by my friend Janice
@ 1:04 - In Maidstone, Saskatchewan with my aunt shot by my cousin Val
@ 1:11 - Taken at Turkey Point, ON by Janice
@ 1:21 - At Grundy Provincial Park, ON with Tracie by Janice
@ 129 - On my back deck on Queen W. Toronto by my BF Brian
@ 1:36 - In west Edmonton taken by my friend's brother Mike
@ 1:44 - In Jasper with Gerard & Erin shot by my sister Diane
@ 2:01 - At my place on Queen E, Toronto by my neighbour I think
@ 2:13 - In Calgary at my friends place taken by Darryl
@ 2:31 - In Amsterdam by myself(ie)
@ 2:49 - At home in Toronto taken by my roommate Mike
@ 2:56 - Dressed up for Halloween at my place, shooter, unknown
@ 3:10 - In Windsor, ON taken by my friend David
@ 3:22 - Taken in Banff Prov. Pk. with my sister Diane by David
@ 3:30 - In a hotel room in Venice, Italy by my friend Luca
@ 3:47 - Taken at my place, I'm not sure who by
@ 4:00 - In Abbotsford, BC by cousin Jake
@ 4:13 - A selfie at home
@ 4:33 - 172 kms east of Windsor, ON with Lydia shot by Liz
@ 4:45 - Shot in Rochester, NY by my BF Allan
@ 4:56 - In Toronto with workmates Mike & George shot by ???
@ 5:15 - Toronto, Jarvis near Gerrard taken by Allan
@ 5:26 - Selfie at home
@ 5:50 - On Commissionners Street Toronto
@ 6:04 - Dundas & Pape, Toronto shot by David
@ 6:14 - Selfie at home
@ 6:30 - At home taken by David
@ 639 - At David's place on First in Toronto with Denis by unknown
@ 6:50 - At work on Commissionners in Toronto by workmate Chris
@ 7:00 - WB on Richmond Street nr Jarvis, Toronto taken by Denis
@ 7:13 - On the beach, East Toronto with my friend Roy, Selfie
@ 7:24 - At the Toronto Auto Show by my workmate, Jamie
@ 7:35 - At Janice & Tracie's place in Vancouver
@ 7:48 - At Clarke Beach (Cherry Beach) Toronto
@ 8:01 - Shot on the Trans Canada near Sudbury, ON by Denis
@ 8:18 - Shot near North Bay, ON on the way to Quebec by Denis
@ 8:36 - Taken by Diane on the banks of Pigeon Lake, AB
@ 8:55 - Taken north of Toronto by my friend Ken
@ 9:12 - At the Canadian National Exhibition by my mom
@ 9:21 - At Queen E @ Kingston Rd. Toronto w/David by myself
@ 9:30 - Another home selfie
@ 9:45 - At Mulhurst, AB with cousin Sandy, not sure who by
@ 10:03 - At home with Richard videoed by David
@ 10:15 - East York Civic Centre for Rogers 10% shot by Lilka
@ 10:21 - East Toronto near Lake Shore taken by my BF Joe
@ 10:35 - On Gould near Church Toronto shot by Joe
@ 10:45 - At home by myself
@ 10:57 - At Shuter near Church, Toronto by CTV National News
@ 11:08 - Shot by me at my friends place in Knoxville, Tennessee
@ 11:23 - Taken by Bill at my place on Queen East in Toronto
@ 11:37 - Taken in Abbotsford, BC by Bill and Mom
@ 11:56 - On Highway 7 going to Ottawa, shot by Bill
@ 12:10 - Taken by myself at home
@ 12:18 - Filmed by Bill in Banff Nat. Pk. the day before 9/11
@ 12:47 - At the Howard Johnson's in Hamilton, ON by Bill
@ 13:01 - Taken by Bill on Pride Day in Toronto with my friend Enza
@ 13:14 - In Montreal shot by Bill
@ 13:33 - Taken by me at my home in Peterborough, ON
@ 13:42 - Observation deck of the Empire State Bldg. in NYC by Bill
@ 13:52 - In Minnesota by Bill with my friend Tim and Steve & Mike
@ 14:06 - At Darlington Prov. Pk., Ontario by Bill
@ 14:33 - Taken in Banff, Alberta by Tim
@ 14:46 - By Scott with Nicole at Loyalist College in Belleville, ON
@ 15:05 - At home in Peterborough shot by me
@ 15:23 - Playing a bit part in 'Merca', a Loyalist College production
@ 15:48 - Taken in Port Hope, ON on the banks of the Ganaraska R.
@ 16:06 - Receiving a 'Sparkie' at Loyalist awards night in Belleville
@ 16:08 - At Lake Ontario near Courtice Beach shot by Bill
@ 16:40 - Taken by Bill at our fire pit at home
@ 17:00 - At sister Cathy's in Edmonton w/Mom, Diane & Courtney
@ 17:26 - In Jasper National Park near Athabaska Falls by Bill
@ 17:37 - A selfie with Bill on Lake Ontario at Courtice Beach
@ 17:48 - When I worked for Newcap TV in Lloydminster, AB
@ 18:03 - Shot in Lloydminster by me
@ 18:15 - Taken on vacation in Wisconsin by my BFF, Tim
@ 18:28 - At home shot byBill
@ 18:47 - Taken by myself on Hwy 401 going to Toronto