#Waskesiu

[peeta333]

Found this little lady last weekend. She was gorgeous. Man she could be an off spring of one eye #2. Her paws were the same as one eye 2. She was cute. She was hunting when I pulled up. Stopped and checked me out. Found out I was no threat to her. She let me take some photos of her. Such a pretty creature. #fox #foxfriday #foxylady #waskesiu #waskesiulake #meanwhileinsask #parkscanada #nationalpark #princealbertnationalpark #panp #meanwhileincanada #ipulledoverforthis #wildlifephotography #wildanimals https://www.instagram.com/p/CmQJ9DfrEUY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bakersbungalows]

Waskesiu Weather

Each season provides a Heavenly View. Colourful foxes and other wildlife shine out in cold winter environments. Spring brings new growth and bison calving season. Summer is busy and lush. The autumn colours are spectacular, and the larch trees alone are worth the journey. Waskesiu Weather itself is a perfectly designed masterpiece. So what are you waiting for? Visit Bakers Bungalows today and enjoy nature's warmth and modern luxury. For more information, contact us at 306-663-5211.

[dykefication]

a road trip would fix me

[canadajobbank]

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[canadianjobbank]

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[anotheruserwithnoname]

When I was a kid Binkley and Doinkel were my jam. The link give their story, but basically they were characters created in the 1970s by the Government of Canada to promote safety for kids. The comics (3 issues were produced though I only ever saw the one) were given away at schools, usually after the travelling puppet show they did. I must have seen it 5 times, at school usually and once randomly in an open space in Waskesiu townsite during a visit to Prince Albert National Park back around 1976. You can actually find footage of the puppets on YouTube. They weren't the nightmare fuel of The Scorcher (an evil-looking devil that traumatized Saskatchewan children into not playing with matches in the forest), Mr. Yuck (which traumatized a generation of kids in the US and Canada about household chemicals), or Joanna Cassidy ripping her face off to reveal Smokey the Bear underneath (why anyone of my age even wants to go near a tree after The Scorcher and Joanna!Smokey's infamous PSA is beyond me).

EDIT: I take it back: I just rewatched one of the old TV PSAs and I forgot how they creeped the heck out of me - especially that sound effect and the warning symbol for poison or explosive hazard or whatever suddenly filling the screen. Wow. You wonder why half the people of my generation are in therapy.

[thecolossalennui]

I was going to accuse Prokopetz of being Mister Moneybags and going camping at Waskesiu instead of being relegated to spending the summer at the public pool that was 3%(vol) urine and surrounded by furious yellowjackets out to avenge the deaths of their kin, but this would be hypocritical as I did spend a few princely weekends at the luxurious West Edmonton Mall

Okay, I completely understand that getting time off work can be a Sisyphean ordeal these days, but every time I run into the whole "only rich people go on vacation" discourse I'm thinking surely I'm not the only one whose childhood experience of "going on vacation" was piling everybody into the car and driving for six hours to pay twenty dollars a day for the privilege of setting up some leaky tents on a fifty-foot-by-fifty-foot patch of dirt next to a mosquito-infested pond in a "private campground" whose only standout features were a. an outdoor miniature golf course that hadn't been maintained in twenty years, and b. a truly breathtaking fire ant population.

[bakersbungalows1]

Waskesiu Weather

Each season provides a Heavenly View. Colourful foxes and other wildlife shine out in cold winter environments. Spring brings new growth and bison calving season. Summer is busy and lush. The autumn colours are spectacular, and the larch trees alone are worth the journey. Waskesiu Weather itself is a perfectly designed masterpiece. So what are you waiting for? Visit Bakers Bungalows today and enjoy nature's warmth and modern luxury.

[seasfoams]

Nicki Ault (Canadian), Scattered and Waskesiu Sky, 2011

[aleksiann]

2022 No. 4

January 20th

Waskesiu River, Prince Albert National Park.

Acrylic on canvas, 18X24 inches

[peeta333]

#squirrel breakfast after a morning hunt! #fox #foxfriday #foxylady #waskesiu #waskesiulake #meanwhileinsask #parkscanada #nationalpark #princealbertnationalpark #panp #meanwhileincanada #ipulledoverforthis #wildlifephotography #wildanimals #neverstopexploring https://www.instagram.com/p/CmQMHgFLwyo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bakersbungalows]

Waskesiu Accommodations

In search of creature comforts? Look no further than Baker's Bungalows, which are situated in Lake Waskesiu National Park, one of Canada's most excellent national parks. Waskesiu has a tonne to serve you and your family, and Baker's Bungalows is the ideal Waskesiu Accommodation to take it all in. We offer comfortable cabins, which are only a short stroll from the seafront, keeping the camping's natural rusticity while providing all the contemporary conveniences, such wifi, A/C, and other amenities.

[sindicatoquimico]

Belleza boreal...

[knilnitsvd]

Bog Walks

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[flatlanderhank]

Here’s one of the sights along the #Waskesiu River #Trail, as captured 4PM September 17 #TakeAHike #ExploreSask https://www.instagram.com/p/CjhPUuKLcV0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=