Custom combines waiting to be called into action. A common scene through out Sask at harvest time.
I took a road trip through out a portion of Southern Sask. Many of the old towns are dying off and I thought I should get a few shots for memories.
The old manual fire bell located in Colgate Sask
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Unsure why they would be using these large wooden wire spools in Goodwater Sask. They are leaning up against a large Quonset which serves this small community as a skating arena, curling rink, and indoor rodeo arena. Lots of very talented cowboys came from the surrounding area.
The sky had an interesting V pattern to it.
One of the Granaries at Bromhead.
In Bromhead, I discovered a few vintage treasures. These gas pumps once served many of the residents of the community and are now just a memory of days gone by. The old garage has long been abandoned.
Located behind the old garage. I hope they still aren't waiting for their service appointment.
The wonderful thing about Southern Sask, is the opportunity to discover a multitude of vintage vehicles. This one is located in the town of Torquay.
Someone in Macoun Sask has a good sense of humor
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