HiddenTyndall

Province, sometimes ordinary moments take me by surprise because I like them so much.

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This whole town was falling down!

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As you know, Province, we witness some amazing cloud formations on the prairie. Here are some of my favourite drive-by snaps!

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Another stone has been unturned, at Turtle Lake! Not by the lake monster, but by a woman named Joan Waldner. Congratulations, Joan! When I visited the community I found it to be quite lovely. Immediately after I stashed the stone, I met a gentleman who showed me a photo he’d taken of the monster just the summer before. It was a dark shape in the water next to a waterskier. Shadow, monster…. Who can say?

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Province, six stones have now been returned to the building! Two of them were brought to me on the day of the 100th Anniversary Celebration by Emily Kutarna (Silton Chapel) and Ginny McGregor (Findlater). Carl Steciuk and Jamie Couillonneur also visited the building recently to deliver the stones they unturned. Thanks for participating everyone!

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Province, I really enjoy the tiny worlds that exist within ours. Also, foxes are very fine. That is all.

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I must say, Province, you are very charismatic in the fall.

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Province, here are some more charming, dilapidated buildings for your enjoyment. Recognize any of them?

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Province, you’re golden.

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A third stone has returned to the Legislative building!

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