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Avonlea Badlands Panorama The badlands were amazing this year with all the rain, so I couldn't resist making this scrollable panorama. Scroll around using the arrows under the photo. Note: It is a very large image and may take a while to load. |
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2010 Avonlea Flood The monsoon season has arrived! Here is a video of the flood we had earlier this week. Four and a half inches of rain. Will it ever stop? |
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Long Creek gets a new look Long Creek Golf & Country Club's website is sporting a new look. It really brings it up to date! Long Creek staff will be posting news on the frontpage regularly, so check back often. |
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Nelson Motors updated Changes to Nelson Motors & Equipment's Parts & Services page add slightly different functionality as well as improving user experiences with graphical buttons. |
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Avonlea in Google Maps Avonlea now boasts a variety of businesses and attractions in and around town. The phone list has also been updated. Browse to Avonlea's website to check it out! Contact me if you have any errors, omissions or additions. |
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Museum Website Launched Avonlea Heritage Museum's website has been launched! News, general information, events, collections, publications, links and contact information are all included. Museum board members will be updating content regularly, so stay tuned! AvonleaMuseum.ca |
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Honourable Mention "On the Rise" has received an Honourable Mention in the People's Choice Awards at the Reel Rave Film Festival 2009. This documentary, about Hudson's Bay Company fur traders who lived in the Dirt Hills near Avonlea in the late 1800's, was screened at the Film Festival in Waskesiu in September 2009. |
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Winning Photos at SaskTourism Tourism Saskatchewan has announced all the winners of the Snap It Photo Contest on their website. http://sasktourism.com/whats-happening/contests/winners-2009 |
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Photo Contest Winner Tourism Saskatchewan has selected my photo of Larry Paysen as a winner in the Saskatchewan People category of their Great Saskatchewan Photo Contest. The image was captured at the Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site's Heritage Day while Larry was demonstrating the art of blacksmithing to a group of tourists. |
