Find myself on the way to Regina, Saskatchewan for a new job the first week of Novemeber. Is there anything train-related to see and do there?
Andrew
Andrew
Shades of Belize International!tommann said:Andrew;
Good! Its only temporary. Winter in Saskatchewan is not nice! Have a safe trip. The first time (about 1970 something) I flew into Regina the airport didn't have a taxiway. The plane taxied down the runway, did a 180 and took off. Things have improved a lot since then!
Tom.
tommann said:Andrew;
Good! Its only temporary. Winter in Saskatchewan is not nice! Have a safe trip. The first time (about 1970 something) I flew into Regina the airport didn't have a taxiway. The plane taxied down the runway, did a 180 and took off. Things have improved a lot since then!
Tom.
I have to agree, Regina IS a nice little town. It was the only place there was to shop when we lived in Weyburn. At the time, it had a large Eaton's and a Hudson's Bay Co. It was always nice to walk around the parliament buildings and look at the flowers in the spring, but I sure don't remember a lot of railroad activity there. In Weyburn, we had a couple of CP passenger trains every day that came (I think) from Moose Jaw with a 4-6-2 in the lead. Then there was the daily freight with grain cars for the elevators that usually spent a couple of hours switching cars, especially in the fall when the grain was harvested.