We left John and Sue's house this morning. On our way to MooseJaw we visited Outlook SK, walking over their walking bridge (longest pedestrian bridge in Canada), visiting their museum, enjoying lunch at the nearby Gardiner Dam (one of the largest earthen dams in the world.) These were all Sue's suggestions for seeing something interesting in Saskatchewan. We went by back roads, described on the road map as being "thin membrane surface - no shoulder." It's incredible how sparsely populated Saskatchewan is and how thin a paved road can be.
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| Sue, John and Jet |
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| Walking is what we did |
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| We didn't actually go all the way across |
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| This guy welcomes people to Moose Jaw at the Visitors' Center |
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