We spend a day in Saskatoon, exploring this cool city, and of course looking at vinyl record shops and bookstores. Regina is OK, but come on, Saskatoon is tight.
Poached Breakfast Bistro, Saskatoon
Brad Kimball makes cool photos with drawings on them, Saskatoon
Nissan Micra, on the road
Excellent terra cotta art is Saskatoon by Victor Cicansky “The Old Working Class” 1978
The Sturdy Stone Building, Saskatoon. Very cool Architecture.
Photography by Adam Finn
Bosch Battery Coil, Peerless Motor Car
This might be Al Capone’s limousine car. A 1936 Pierce-Arrow Limousine at the Western Canadian Development Museum.
Painted rocks by the bridge, Saskatoon.
Vinyl Diner, design by Odelay, Saskatoon
Carson Murray from Pictou, Nova Scotia makes us some popcorn. He is camping all across Canada all May out of the back of his car, like we are. He has a business that turns Keurig Coffee cups into recycled materials and uses the coffee grounds to make lactic acid from fancy engineered biological organisms. Cool!
Leif Norman. Bathroom mirror selfie
The alleys of Saskatoon
Saskatoon
Lobby of the Senator Hotel, Saskatoon
URAL motorcycle
Mariott Bessborough Hotel, Saskatoon
